1. Windows Azure Pack : Express Installation
Yung Chou
Senior Technical Evangelist
Shriram Natarajan
Program Manager

2. Meet Shriram Natarajan | @shriramnat
Program Manager with Windows Azure Pack
Graduate from the University of Pennsylvania
Avid blogger, programmer, Photoshop-aholic
Focus Areas
Authentication
Authorization
PowerShell
Security
Service Management API

3. Meet Yung Chou | @ yungchou
Senior Technical Evangelist
Focused on hybrid cloud and emerging IT
Blogging at
Host of TechNet Radio Virtually Speaking Series
Author, speaker, consultant, engineer, and programmer
From structure analysis to cloud computing, I love them all

4. Detailed courses available on MVA titled Windows Azure Pack: Infrastructure as a Service Jump Start

5. Goal
Get a Windows Azure Pack environment up and running in under half a day!

6. Agenda Windows Azure Pack architecture
Providing IaaS with Windows Azure Pack
Demo: Setting up the IaaS pipeline

7. Windows Azure Pack Architecture

8. What is Windows Azure Pack?
Blends Azure Technologies with System Center and other on- premise cloud technologies
Enables you to build your own private cloud
Services operate within your datacenter
API and consistent with Azure

9. Windows Azure Pack Architecture
Customers
Datacenter
IT Admin
Windows Azure Pack
Admin Portal & API
Tenant Mgt
Auto-mation
Resource Clouds
Hosting Plans
Billing
Tenant Portal & API
System Center + Windows Server
Compute, Storage, Network

10. Customer-Ready Services
Management Portal
Service Management REST API
Web sites
Web Platform application Services (PaaS)
Virtual machines
Infrastructure Services (IaaS)
Service bus
Reliable Messaging
Virtual Networks
Virtual Networking
Database
SQL Server & MySQL Database

11. Supported Deployments
Distributed
Scalable, HA support, production environments
Offers flexibility to deploy based on customer requirements
Performance and Scale
Security
Express
Simple, single machine deployment , dev & test only
Deploy all components on one box (portal, APIs, backend services, databases)
Intended for lab or demo environments

12. WAP Deployment Requirements
Express Install VM  8GB RAM, dual core
Distributed Install VM (each)  4GB RAM, dual core
Windows Server 2012 or higher
SQL 2012 SP1 or higher
Internet Information Services (IIS)
.NET 3.5 and 4.5
Web Platform Installer

13. SPF Deployment Requirements
4GB RAM, 3GB Hard Disk Space (at least)
Windows Server 2012 or higher
ASP.Net MVC 4
SQL Server 2008 or 2012
WCF Data Services 5.0
Internet Information Services (IIS)
Windows Process Activation service
.Net 3.5 and 4.5
SC 2012 – VMM Console

14. Providing IaaS with Windows Azure Pack

15. Providing IaaS with WAP
Azure Pack Express
Self-Service
IaaS
Service Provider Foundation
VMM
Hyper-V

16. VMM to WAP in 5 steps
Assuming you already have VMM installed and configured
Install Windows Azure Pack Express
Install Service Provider Foundation (SPF)
Configure SPF with VMM and Windows Azure Pack with SPF
Create VM Images/Networks etc… in VMM and tag them
Create Plan with these images/networks
Tenant users can now sign up for a subscription and
create resources

17. WAP Express Demo Lab Environment
VMM
SQL
VMM DC
VMM local agent
R2HOST
WAP
SPF
WAPBOX
Perimeter
WAP.LOCAL

18. Demo: Setting up the IaaS pipeline

19. 9/7/2018 2:59 PM
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