1. Windows Server Management Marketing
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Module 3 Integrate the Fabric with the Windows Azure Pack Andrew Zeller, Technical Product Manager Symon Perriman​,​ Senior Technical Evangelist
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2. Course Overview Day 1 Day 2 Introduction to the Windows Azure Pack
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Course Overview
Day 1
Introduction to the Windows Azure Pack
Install & Configure the Windows Azure Pack
Integrate the Fabric with the Windows Azure Pack
Deliver Self-Service with the Windows Azure Pack
Day 2
Service Management Automation in the Windows Azure Pack
Extend Services with Third Parties in the Windows Azure Pack
Create Tenant Experiences with the Windows Azure Pack
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3. Andrew Zeller​ ​Senior Technical Program Manager, Microsoft
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Andrew Zeller​ ​Senior Technical Program Manager, Microsoft
Andrew Zeller is a Technical Program Manager at Microsoft, focusing on service delivery and automation with Windows Server, System Center, and the Windows Azure Pack.
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4. Agenda Service Models and IaaS Overview
Fabric Architectural Principles and Tools
Artifacts and Publishing to WAP

5. Service Models – Fabric Implications
On premises
Infrastructure
(as a service)
Platform
(as a service)
Database
(as a service)
Software
(as a service)
Applications
Applications
Applications
Applications
Applications
Data
Data
Data
Data
Data
Data Engine
Data Engine
Data Engine
Data Engine
Data Engine
Middleware
Middleware
Middleware
Middleware
Middleware OS OS OS OS OS
Virtual Machines
Virtual Machines
Virtual Machines
Virtual Machines
Virtual Machines
C | S | N
C | S | N
C | S | N
C | S | N
C | S | N
Tenant Focus
Provider Focus
WAP

6. Deconstructing IaaS Customer P aaS I Business Application Choice
Self-Service
Limited Approvals
Customer P
aaS
Delivery Model Specific Concerns
Accountability
More Invention
Cloud-Scale Success I
Business DB
Abundance
More Engagement
New Models
Application

7. Customer-Centric Service Delivery Goals
Predictability & Consistency
Choice of Service Models
PaaS
DBaaS
IaaS
Choice of Consumption Models
Fixed
Bursting
Pay as you Go
Financial Reporting and Transparency

8. } { System Center for WAP Windows Azure Pack Self-service
Operations Manager Infrastructure & application monitoring, alerting & Usage
Service Manager IT Service Management & Request Authoring {
Virtual Machine Manager Fabric, Library & Cloud management
Orchestrator Integration & automation of key technologies & processes with SMA & Service Manager
Hyper-V Hosts
Data Protection Manager Continuous protection of key applications & workloads

9. VMM With WAP Architecture
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VMM With WAP Architecture
SQL
SPF
WAP
Management Console
Hosts (1000 Per Management Server)
Management Server
Library
Key WAP Integration Point
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10. Fabric Architectural Principles & Tools

11. Choose Decay over Failure
All hardware will fail
The design should account for this
Failure model demands fixes
Decay allows for minimal human involvement
Decay is based on fixing by snapping to the pristine state rather than troubleshooting

12. Scale Units A Modular Unit of Measurement
An Aggregate of multiple factors
A highly repeatable pattern
A viable candidate for automation
A tool for managing growth

13. Pooling and Scale Units: Storage
Stamp A
Storage
Management
Compute
Virtual Networking
\\SMBShare
Scale-out file server
Storage Spaces
Storage Pools
Physical disks

14. Pooling and Scale Units: Compute
Stamp A
Storage
Management
Compute
Virtual Networking
Node 1
Node 2
Node 3…
…Node 64
Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV) on Shared Storage

15. Pooling and Scale Units: Network
Stamp A
Storage
Management
Compute
Virtual Networking
Blue Network
Red Network
VM Networks
Host NICs
Logical Networks
CorpNet
Routers & Switches

16. Tenant Networks Tenants create their own networks
Site to Site VPN
Network Address Translation (NAT)
Configuration of topology and border gateway protocol (BGP)
Tenant IP addresses with network virtualization
Consistent user experience with Azure

17. Resiliency Over Redundancy
High-Availability Platform for Applications with Shared Data
Failover Clustering
Massive scalability with support for 64 physical nodes & 8,000 VMs.
Cluster physical servers (host clusters), virtual machines (guest cluster), and SMB Scale Out File Servers (storage cluster).
Built-in hardware and software validation tests to ensure compliance and to offer guidance to fix misconfigurations.
Redundant networks and teamed NICs supporting IPv4 and/or IPv6.
Shared storage using SMB, iSCSI, Fibre Channel, Fibre Channel over Ethernet (FCoE) or Serial- Attached SCSI (SAS).
Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV) is a distributed- access file system allowing multiple VMs to write to the same disk.
Built Into Windows Server
Node 1
Node 2
Node 3…
…Node 64
Cluster Shared Volumes (CSV) on Shared Storage

18. Scale-Out File Server
Low Cost, High Performance, Resilient Shared Storage
Clustered file server for storing Hyper-V virtual machine files, on SMB file shares (\\SMBShare)
High reliability, availability, manageability, and performance that you would expect from a SAN
Active-Active file shares - file shares online simultaneously
Increased bandwidth – as more SOFS nodes are added
CHKDSK with zero downtime & CSV Cache
Created & Managed by VMM, both from existing Windows Servers & Bare Metal
Scale Out File Server (4 Nodes)
FS1
FS2
FS3
FS4
Clustered Spaces
Clustered Pools
JBOD
Storage via Shared SAS

19. Elasticity Infrastructure Tools
Clouds and Plans
Automation
Monitoring
Above the Line – Tenant Oriented
The Line
Below the Line – Fabric Oriented
Dynamic Optimization & PRO
QoS
Automation
Capacity Planning
Monitoring

20. Partitioning of Shared Resources
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Partitioning of Shared Resources
Create Classes of Services
Defining need for features, performance, availability and capacity enables definition of classes of service
Drives decisions in multiple activities
Server Hardware (physical and virtual)
Storage
Compute
Networking
VM Templates and OS Images
VMM Clouds
Services in the WAP Portal
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21. Virtual Machine Manager Clouds
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Virtual Machine Manager Clouds
Demo
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22. Artifacts and Publishing to WAP

23. VM Roles Scale-out and Scale-In Update settings Upgrade to new version
Change networks
Start/Stop/Shutdown VMs
Integrated Payloads

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VMRoles
Demo
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25. Using VM Roles – High Level Workflow
Tenant
Create Virtual Machine Role
Manage Virtual Machine Roles
Fabric Admin and Service Admin
Download or Author Gallery Resource
Import Application Extension into VMM
Import Gallery Item into SPF
Offer to Tenants 5 1
Gallery Wizard
Download (WebPI) or Author
SPF 3
Gallery Item
(Virtual Machine Role Template) 4 6
Portal
Service Admin
Publish Gallery Item
Add to Plans
Virtual Machine Role VM 2
VMM
Application
Extension
(App Profile and Payload)
Powershell

26. Library of VM Role Gallery Resources
Exchange
SharePoint
Lync
SQL
IIS
Domain Controller
Example Kit
Custom Script
Oracle
SugarCRM
Joomla
Drupal
BlogEngine.NET
Wordpress
Generic Linux
CentOS6
LAMP
MySQL
Blog Post: aka.ms/webpi

27. WebPI and VM Role Files Demo 11/21/2018
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28. VM Role Components VMRole Authoring Tool: aka.ms/VMRAT
Application (RESEXT)
Roles and Features
Payload and scripts
OS Image requirements
Network IP and Load balancer
RESEXT Parameters
Virtual Machine Role (RESDEF)
VM settings (size)
OS Settings
OS Image Reference
RESEXT Reference
RESEXT Parameter bindings
RESDEF Parameters
UI Wizard (VIEWDEF)
UI for RESDEF Parameters
Grouping
Ordering
Validation
Localization
Deployment Configuration (RESCONFIG)
RESDEF Parameter Values
Single deployment
Versioned
VMRole Authoring Tool: aka.ms/VMRAT

29. VM Role Components-Relationships
Templates
Definition - RESDEF
Extension - RESEXT
UI Wizard
View - VIEWDEF
Configuration
ResConfig
Instances
Cloud Service
Virtual Machine Role
VM(s)
Virtual Machine Role Resource Definition (RESDEF)
VM Container Specification
Extension (RESEXT)
Application
Configuration
Application, Network, VM Settings
UI Wizard (VIEWDEF)
Cloud Service 1
Virtual Machine Role 1
VM1.1
VM1.2

30. OS Image Handling
OS Image should be parameterized for maximum reuse across environments
Parameter allows user to select image (see Tags below)
Tags
Guidance in each ReadMe downloaded on “standard” tags – “WindowsServer2012”, “Datacenter”, “.NET4.5”
Deployment will be blocked if referenced image is not tagged to match
OSProfile must be configured as well
See script at: aka.ms/VHDTagging

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VHD Tagging
Demo
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32. Import Tool
Gallery Resource Import Tool available at aka.ms/GRIT

33. Summary Deliver services not just servers
Purpose build a cloud fabric for customer centric services
Follow best practices
Decay over Failure
Pooling and Scale Units
Resiliency over Redundancy
Elastic Infrastructure
Partitioning of Shared Resources
Useful tools
WebPI, VMRole Authoring Tool & Gallery Resource Import Tool (GRIT)

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