1. Corey Sanders Principal Program Manager Lead Microsoft Corporation
11/10/ :01 PM
AZR201
IaaS and How it Works
Corey Sanders
Principal Program Manager Lead
Microsoft Corporation
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2. Windows Azure launched IaaS!
Cross-Premise Connectivity
On Thursday, 6/7…
Windows Azure launched IaaS!

3. Today’s Talk Why Iaas? Applications What is persistence?
How do disks work?
Now, how do I use it?
Back to the applications…

4. 11/10/ :01 PM
Why IaaS?
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5. The changing cloud continuum
SaaS
Platform Before Last Week
software as a service
PaaS
Newest Features
platform as a service
COST-EFFICIENCY
Simpler Management
IaaS
infrastructure as a service
Virtualized
data center
Supply existing application support
Manage ALL aspects of the software stack
CONTROL
ABSTRACTION

6. Windows Azure’s Infrastructure as a Service
If it requires developer involvement to deploy an existing application, it’s not IaaS.
It is all about the application!!

7. Using the platform… Management Portal Scripting REST API
(Windows, Linux and Mac)
REST API

8. demo Just a quick one… 11/10/2018 12:01 PM
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9. Applications (not infrastructure) 11/10/2018 12:01 PM
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10. It’s all about the application
SQL Server 2008
SQL Server 2008 R2
SQL Server 2012
Windows Server 2008 R2
Windows Server 2012
SharePoint 2010

11. The Versions MS Applications + WA are better together
Better together means it better be better
Support and Testing

12. Images Available from the Gallery
Windows Server 2008 R2
SQL Server 2012 Eval
Windows Server 2012 RC
OpenSUSE 12.1
CentOS 6.2
Ubuntu 12.04
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SP2
Windows
Linux

13. Into the details on OS Components…
Why Not SupportED?
Hyper-V
Hyper-V on Hyper-V
DHCP
Broadcast
NLB
Failover Clustering
“Floating” IP
Bitlocker (on OS disk)
TPM Chip

14. What about licensing? Windows Server Application License Mobility (SA)
Per-hour license in the cloud
Bring-Your-Own
Based upon vendor and product
Application License Mobility (SA)
External Licensing

15. What is persistence? The Windows Azure Way 11/10/2018 12:01 PM
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16. VM with persistent drive
Windows Azure Storage

17. VM with persistent drive
Windows Azure Storage

18. VM with persistent drive
Highly Durable Storage
Windows Azure Storage

19. continuous storage geo-replication
VM with persistent drive
Geo-Replicated Storage
WEST DC
EAST DC
> 400 miles
continuous storage geo-replication
Windows Azure Storage

20. What Does Persistent really mean?
Windows Azure Storage

21. The power of VHD mobility…
Windows Azure
Your Data Center

22. The power of VHD mobility…
Windows Azure
Your Data Center

23. The power of VHD mobility…
Windows Azure
Other Service Providers
Your Data Center

24. Provisioning and disk details
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How do disks work?
Provisioning and disk details
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25. Disks and Images Base OS image for new Virtual Machines
OS Images
Microsoft
Partner
User
Base OS image for new Virtual Machines
Sys-Prepped (Generalized)
Read Only
Created by uploading or by capture
Disks
OS Disks
Data Disks
OS or Data
Read/Write
Created during provisioning

26. The provisioning story…
HyperVisor
Customer’s
Storage Account
Platform Storage Repository
Stock Images VM
Data
Data Disk OS
OS Disk
ISO
Provisioning Repository
Add Server
Hostname
Password …
Cache
Unattend
Storage
Cache.VHD
Compute

27. Show provisioning, already…
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demo
Show provisioning, already…
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28. Capture or upload… Images Capture Customer’s Storage Account
HyperVisor
Customer’s
Storage Account
Images VM OS
OS Disk
Cache
Capture
Storage
Cache.VHD
Compute

29. Re-provision… Images Add Server Customer’s Storage Account HyperVisorVM
Data
Data Disk OS
OS Disk
ISO
Provisioning Repository
Add Server
Hostname
Password …
Cache
Unattend
Storage
Cache.VHD
Compute

30. Provisioning Uploads and Copies
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demo
Provisioning Uploads and Copies
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31. What will work on upload…
Images
Sysprep’d Windows Server
VHD on Hyper-V
(Server 2008 R2 and Windows Server 2012 RC)
Windows Azure Image
Windows Server
VHD on Hyper-V
(Server 2008 R2 and Windows Server 2012 RC)
Windows Azure Disk
Disks

32. What should you avoid…? Sysprep and “Generalize” is required
Do NOT put unattend.xml on the disk
Do NOT install the Windows Azure Integration Components!!
No WA Agent

33. demo Let’s just boot a disk… 11/10/2018 12:01 PM
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34. How do disks work? More on Storage 11/10/2018 12:01 PM
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35. The disk layout and Windows Azure Storage
Other VM
Windows Azure Storage
OS (C) and Data Disks VM
Temporary Storage Disk (D)
Host OS
Other VM

36. VM disk layout: Windows Server 2012 RC
OS Disk
Persistent
SATA
Default Cache (R/W)
Drive C:

37. VM disk layout: Windows Server 2012 RC
Temporary Storage Disk
Local (Not Persistent)
SATA
Drive D:

38. VM disk layout: Windows Server 2012 RC
Data Disk(s)
Persistent
SCSI
Default No Cache
Customer Defined Letter

39. VM disk layout: Windows Server 2008 R2 Disks
OS Disk
Persistent
SATA
Default Cache (R/W)
Drive C:
Temporary Storage Disk
Local (Not Persistent)
SATA
Drive D:
Data Disk(s)
Persistent
SCSI
Default No Cache
Customer Defined Letter

40. Adding a blank disk… Platform provisioned image (Auto-Online)
Initialize and format
Use, Copy, and Download

41. demo Fun with data disks 11/10/2018 12:01 PM
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42. The Disk Rap Sheet OS Disk Maximum 127 GB, R/W Cache Data Disk
Up to 16 disks (XL)
Maximum 1 TB each
Cache
No cache for performance workloads
Only 4 disks can have a cache

43. 300 GB 150 GB $$ Storage Pricing Model Transactions Storage Space
1 Million for $0.10
100 GB for $12.5/month
Pay for only what you use
150 GB $$
Storage Space
Usage

44. Leases and Deleting Leases Storage
When the VM is created, the new VHD is locked
When in the library, the VHD is locked
To completely delete, “delete” the disk/image through the portal, then delete through storage.
Storage

45. Lease protection for my own good…
11/10/ :01 PM
demo
Lease protection for my own good…
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46. 11/10/ :01 PM
Now, how do I use it?
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47. Dev/Test Experience
Windows Azure Storage

48. Dev/Test Experience (Import/Export)
XML
Windows Azure Storage

49. VM Import/Export Export-AzureVM -ServiceName 'mysvc' -Name 'myvm'
-Path 'c:\myvm.xml'
Import-AzureVM -Path 'c:\myvm.xml' |
New-AzureVM -ServiceName 'newsvc'
-AffinityGroup 'myag' -VNetName 'myvnet'

50. demo I like to Move it, Move it! 11/10/2018 12:01 PM
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51. How do I “group” my Virtual Machines?LB
Standalone Virtual Machine
Cloud Service

52. What does grouping get me?
Load-Balancing
Load-Balanced Sets with probe control
Availability Sets across fault domains
Open 10.* address connectivity
DNS connectivity without a DNS server
High Availability
Automated “Subnet” Connectivity
Automated Azure-provided DNS

53. Load Balancing and High Availability
Availability Set
Load-Balanced Traffic (TCP/UDP)

54. Automated Azure-provided DNS
TestVM1
TestVM2
IP Traffic
Who is TestVM2?
Who is TestVM2?

55. Windows Azure Virtual Network
Your “virtual” branch office
Corpnet
Windows Azure
Extend their Enterprise Networks into Windows Azure
Networking on-ramp for migrating existing apps
Enables “hybrid” apps that span cloud and on-premises
VM 1
VM 2
Subnet 1
Subnet 2
ROLE 1
Virtual network in the cloud
Secure private IPv4 networks within Windows Azure
IP address persistence
Inter-service DIP-to-DIP communication

56. VM connectivity is so easy…
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demo
VM connectivity is so easy…
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57. Back to the applications…
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Back to the applications…
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58. SQL Server Deployment Disk Setup No Cache, Use a Data Disk Backup
14 GB, 8 Core Maximum
Database Mirroring
Log Shipping, Geo-Replication
Workload and Sizing
High Availability
Disaster Recovery

59. Active Directory – Cross-Premises
IIS Servers
AD / DNS
AD / DNS
VPN Tunnel
Corp. HQ

60. Active Directory – Local
IIS Servers
AD / DNS

61. Active Directory Deployment
Disk Setup
No Cache or Use a Data Disk
Do NOT copy the VHD
Local, On-premises, RODC, ADFS
Based upon application (remote-office)
Location and type

62. SharePoint Deployment
AD / DNS
AD / DNS
Corp. HQ
VPN Tunnel

63. SharePoint Deployment (local)
AD / DNS

64. SharePoint Deployment
SQL Setup
SQL Server 2008 R2 (or 2012 with SP1)
Backup, Disk Setup
Local AD required
Multiple front-ends, load-balanced
AD Setup
High Availability

65. Virtual Machine Management
Remote Desktop
Load-Balanced Sets with probe control
“On” by default, UTC timezone
System Center Operations Manager
Windows Update
Management Tooling

66. 11/10/ :01 PM
Questions
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67. Azure Track Resources Hands-On Labs DOWNLOAD Windows Azure
@ms_teched
Hands-On Labs
Meetwindowsazure.com
DOWNLOAD Windows Azure
Windowsazure.com/
teched

68. Resources Learning TechNet http://europe.msteched.com
Connect. Share. Discuss.
Microsoft Certification & Training Resources
TechNet
Resources for IT Professionals
Resources for Developers

69. Submit your evals online
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Evaluations
Submit your evals online
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