1. TechEd 2013
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DBI-B201
Lap Around Windows Azure SQL Database and Microsoft SQL Server in Windows Azure Virtual Machines
Greg Leake – Technical Product Manager Microsoft
Dandy Weyn - Technical Product Manager Microsoft
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3. Global Physical Infrastructure
9/15/2018
caching
identity
service bus
media
cdn
integration
hpc
analytics
app services
virtual machines
web sites
cloud services
mobile services
SQL database
HDInsight
tables
blob storage
virtual network
traffic manager
compute
data services
networks
Global Physical Infrastructure
servers / network / datacenters
Automated
Managed Resources
Elastic
Usage Based
W. US, East US, N Central US, S Central US, N Europe, W Europe, E Asia, SE Asia + 24 Edge CDN Locations
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4. Windows Azure Data Management — Overview
NON-RELATIONAL
RELATIONAL
Blob Storage
Tables
HDInsight
SQL Server in a VM
SQL Database
A cloud storage service offering the simplest way to store large amounts of unstructured text or binary data, such as video, audio and images, and for creating virtual hard drives in the cloud.
A full-featured instance of SQL Server running in a Windows Azure Virtual Machine for quickly and easily running or testing SQL Server applications in the cloud
A feature-rich, fully managed relational database service that offers a highly productive experience with business-ready capabilities built on SQL Server technology
A NoSQL key/value store that provides simple access to semi-structured data at a lower cost for applications that do not need robust querying capabilities
A Big Data implementation 100% compatible with Hadoop.
Best for inexpensive, scalable storage of data
Best for inexpensive, scalable storage of semi- structured data
Best for Big Data Analytics across semi-structured and unstructured data
Best for existing and new applications needing full SQL Server feature set
Best for new cloud applications needing relational capabilities and high availability

5. Options for Relational Data Services in the Cloud
INFRASTRUCTURE AS A SERVICE (IaaS)
PLATFORM AS A SERVICE (PaaS)
SQL Server in a Windows Azure Virtual Machine
Windows Azure SQL Database DB
Full Control & Flexibility
Simplified Administration
Highly Customized Environment
Eliminate Hardware Costs
Decrease Time to Market
Fully Managed Service
Eliminate Hardware & Administrative Costs
Build Modern Apps

6. Microsoft Data Platform Deployment Solutions
Public Cloud
SQL Server in a Windows Azure Virtual Machine
Windows Azure SQL Database service
(Formerly SQL Azure Database)
Move Existing Tier 2 & 3 Apps
Develop & Test
HA/DR Hybrid Scenarios via
AlwaysOn
Extend On-Prem Apps to Windows Azure VM
Develop New Cloud-Designed Apps
Extend On-Prem Apps to Windows Azure SQL Database
KEY SCENARIOS
Use both SQL Server in Windows Azure VM and Windows Azure SQL Database in a single app.

7. Windows Azure Virtual Machine - Details
VM Size
CPU Core
Memory
Max Attached vDisks (<=1TB each) A0
Shared
768 MB 1 A1 1
1.75 GB 2 A2 2
3.50 GB 4 A3 4
7.00 GB 8 A6 4
28.00 GB 8 A4 8
14.00 GB 16 A7 8
56.00 GB 16

8. Demo SQL Server on Azure VMs (IaaS)

9. SQL Server 2012 Backup to URL
Takes a Backup, Places in Windows Azure Storage
(Requires SP1 + Cumulative Update 2)
CREATE CREDENTIAL mycredential WITH IDENTITY = 'mystorageaccount'
,SECRET = '' ;
BACKUP DATABASE AdventureWorks2012
TO URL = '
WITH CREDENTIAL = 'mycredential'
,STATS = 5;
RESTORE DATABASE AdventureWorks2012
FROM URL = '

10. HA/DR With SQL Server AlwaysOn on Azure
Setup SQL Server AlwaysOn Availability Groups in Azure VMs
Setup On-premise Primary DB, with failover replicas in Azure
Azure Data Center
Azure Data Center
In-House Data Center
AlwaysOn Primary
SQL Server 2012
AlwaysOn Primary
SQL Server 2012
AlwaysOn Async Secondary
SQL Server 2012
AlwaysOn Synchronous Secondary OR
AlwaysOn Synchronous Secondary
SQL Server 2012
Domain Controller/AD in Azure VM
On Premise Domain Controller/AD

11. Windows Azure Virtual Network
Build virtual networks that scale Traditional, familiar approach to build extension to datacenter
Complete control over network configuration Define your own IP addresses
Enables complex hybrid scenarios
And compliance scenarios for sensitive data Apps on Azure VMs can securely Access on-premise Databases Including Domain-Attach Azure VMs to on-premise AD
Corpnet

12. SQL Server in Azure VM Guidance
Capacity Plan by Load Testing Workloads
Increase Performance by
Choosing best VM image size (cores and memory)
Using SQL Server EE vs. SE (reason = GroupCommit Feature in E)
Use Multiple Data Drives w/ FileGroups and SQL Striping
For High Availability
AlwaysOn Availability Groups with Azure VMs running SQL Server replicas
Need a Domain Controller
MSDN tutorial available for setup docs

13. SQL Server in a Windows Azure Virtual Machine
Low TCO for Existing Apps
No App Changes Required
Familiar Development tools
Library of VM Templates
Full SQL Server Capability
High Availability of Database with AlwaysOn Availability Groups
Advanced Security (Transparent data encryption & auditing)
Full Business Intelligence Functionality
Flexibility & Control
Full Control of Virtual Machine
Common Identity (Active Directory Integration)
Managed Infrastructure
Fully Managed Infrastructure
99.95% SLA for Virtual Machine
Single Pane of Glass to Manage with System Center 2012

14. Windows Azure SQL Database (PaaS)
Simplified
Across
with proven
Deployment
ENVIRONMENTS
Performance
Windows Azure SQL Database cloud relational database based on SQL Server 2012 technology
Fully managed service
Use same SQL Server tools, data access frameworks, T-SQL based language
Global datacenters
Low pricing
Built-in high availability & redundancy

15. Azure SQL Database – business continuity
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Azure SQL Database – business continuity
Single
Logical
Database
Multiple Physical Replicas
Firewall
Replica 1
Replica 2
Automatic HA built-in
One primary node
Two online replicas
Writes are synchronously replicated to online secondaries
No database downtime even as Azure systems patched, upgraded
99.9% database uptime SLA
Replica 3
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16. Windows Azure SQL Database Scale Out
SQL DB Federation or Custom Sharding Pattern
Massive Scale
Engage 1000s of nodes within the cluster
10 GB DB
10 GB DB
10 GB DB
10 GB DB
10 GB DB
10 GB DB
Simplified Development and Administration
Robust programming & connectivity model for creating dynamic applications
10 GB DB
10 GB DB
10 GB DB
10 GB DB
10 GB DB
10 GB DB
100 GB Database
Simplified Multi-tenant Database Tiers
Multi-tenancy provides great efficiencies by increasing density of tenants per database
Applications don’t have to make a static decision about tenant placement
Many DBs w/ Concurrent Read and Writes
Single DB Bottlneck

17. Demo Windows Azure SQL Database

18. Windows Azure SQL Database
Managed Platform & Infrastructure
Fully managed (no patching of DB or OS)
Built in HA for Database 99.9% SLA
Simplified Azure Management Portal
Dynamic Scalability
Scale Out
Scale via Azure Management Portal
Fast & Flexible Platform
Based on SQL Server Technology
Common Architecture with SQL Server
Insights with SQL Reporting
Rapid Application Development
Easy Database Portability
Familiar Development Tools
Choice of Platform

19. Choosing between IaaS & PaaS for your RDBMS Workload
Start
Existing
Are any of the following requirements true?
Common code base between on and off-premises
Feature dependency on SQL Server that is not available yet on SQL DB
Stronger Isolation needs than what is available in SQL DB (e.g., domain join)
Migrate Existing or Developing new application /service No
Can you (re)architect or partition your app/service to be scale-out aware (database sharding)?
Database size > 150GB
Yes
Windows Azure SQL Database
SQL Server in a Windows Azure VM
New

20. Typical Cloud Deployment for a Modern Application
Any Application, Any Device
HTML5 App
Windows8
App
Windows Phone App
iOS App
Android App
REST Service Request Routing
Cloud or On-Premise Deployment
Middle Tier Services
REST Business Service
REST Business Service
REST Business Service
Composable Data Services
RELATIONAL
SQL DATABASE
BIG DATA
HDINSIGHT
SEMI-STRUCUTRED
TABLES
UNSTUCTURED
BLOBS
MESSAGE STORE
SERVICE BUS

21. Demo Cross-Device End-to-End Azure Application: StockTrader

22. Mobile Devices: Azure StockTrader Example Uses Xamarin C# X-Plat Common Code
IPhones
Android Phones
6.0: Download Now:
6.1: Coming soon (June) at above link

23. Download Data Explorer
Track Resources
Download Data Explorer
SQL Server Website
Hands-On Labs
@sqlserver
Download Geoflow
mva
Microsoft Virtual Academy
Get Certified!
Windows Azure

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Sessions on Demand
Microsoft Certification & Training Resources
TechNet
msdn
Resources for IT Professionals
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© 2013 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.