1. Building Scalable, Global, and Highly Available Web Apps Name Title Microsoft Corporation

4. Availability

6. Same functionality Degraded functionality Failsafe

10. Retry demo

11. Does your service fail without that platform service? Can your service use the same platform services from another data center? Can your service not use that platform service temporarily?

12. If a site specific dependency is out, fail over to another site Easy: Use Traffic Manager Hard: Code your own

13. Site Failover demo

17. Scalability

22. Performance

23. What’s Windows Azure Cache? Use spare memory on your VMs as high- performance cache Distributed cache cluster co-located with existing roles, or use dedicated roles Named caches with high availability option and notifications Support Memcached protocol

24. Why Windows Azure Cache? Faster No external service calls (additional network hops) Co-located in roles Cheaper No external service calls (additional cost) Use spare memory that you already paid for More reliable Your service is running = cache is available No throttling as in cotenant environment

25. Cache demo

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32. Traffic Manager demo

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