1. Karthik Bharathy Senior Program Manager Microsoft Corporation
AZR207
Application Integration Futures - The Road Map and What's Next on Windows Azure
Karthik Bharathy
Senior Program Manager
Microsoft Corporation

2. Key takeaways: we are innovating in BizTalk
BizTalk Server: releasing 6 months after Windows 8
Commitment to releasing server for years to come
Enabling new Azure-based BizTalk scenarios for EAI & EDI
Bringing together BizTalk on-premises and in Azure
Continue to bet on BizTalk – we will take your investments forward
Technology Adoption Program for CTP launched!

3. The journey so far

4. Business Activity Monitoring
BizTalk Server Seamlessly integrate disparate systems and business partners
External
customers
Business Rules Engine
Orchestration
Business Activity Monitoring
BizTalk Server
Partners
RFID
SAP
In-house LOB
IBM Mainframe
Siebel

5. * CMG Research and Insight, BizTalk Server PSAT Study 2011
BizTalk momentum
12,000+ BizTalk Customers Worldwide, largest installed base
81% of the Fortune Global 100 use BizTalk
6 of the 8 Largest U.S. Pharmaceutical Companies
CUs delivered every quarter with product enhancements
79% of BizTalk users have already adopted v.2010
Best NSAT in the industry*
* CMG Research and Insight, BizTalk Server PSAT Study 2011

6. BizTalk, history of innovation
CONTINUOUS INNOVATION EVERY 2-3 YEARS
BizTalk, history of innovation
BizTalk Server
2010
BizTalk Server
2009
BizTalk Server
2006 R2
Mapper UI enhancements
Fine-grained Manageability
Trading Partner Management
Secure FTP
Cloud Connect
Updated Swift and HIPAA
HIS 2010
BizTalk Server
2006
ALM Support
B2B Enhancements
RFID Mobile
Adapter Pack 2.0
Hyper-V Support
HIS 2009
BAHS 2.0
BizTalk Server
2004
EDI/AS2
RFID
WCF support
Adapter Pack
Adapter SDK
HIS 2006
BAHS
BizTalk Server
2002
Simplified configuration
Adapters in box
Runtime+
BAM+
BizTalk Server
2000
VS + .NET
Messaging + Orchestration
BRE
Routing
BAM
Scale-out
Deployment Tools
XSD
EAI (partner adapters)
Vertical B2B
Messaging
XML tools
XLang
500 Customers
2,000 Customers
4,000 Customers
7,000 Customers
8,500 Customers
10,500 Customers
12,000 Customers

7. What is next?

8. What customers are telling us…
Keep me current with platform, standards and LOB changes
Reduce time & cost of developing of Integration solutions
Let me focus on business challenges, not technology infrastructure
Cloud advantages:
cost-effective, scalable infrastructure for easy deployment
some scenarios like B2B more amenable to Cloud
Cloud Challenges:
data privacy, isolation, control, more Integration
LOB assets will continue to be on-premises
Phased cloud adoption on my terms – one size doesn’t fit all

9. BizTalk will meet these requirements
BizTalk Server on-premises
Upgrade BizTalk apps to latest MS platform
Improved reach for B2B customers
Better performance and manageability
BizTalk on Azure IaaS
Eliminate HW procurement lead times
Reduce time and cost to setup and maintain BizTalk environments
BizTalk on Azure PaaS for EAI & EDI
Reduce partner on-boarding and management cost
Leverage existing BizTalk artifacts
Rapid configuration-driven development for common Integration patterns
All of these working together seamlessly as one BizTalk

10. BizTalk Server on-premises

11. BizTalk Server feature enhancements
Platform Update: support for Visual Studio 2012, Windows 8 Server, SQL Server 2012, Office 15 and System Center 2012
B2B enhancements to support the latest standards natively
X , 5050, 6020, 6030
EDIFACT D06A, D06B, D07A, D07B, D08A, D08B, D09A, D09B, D10A, D10B
HL , 2.6
SWIFT Message Pack
Better performance
Multi-fold improvements ordered send port scenarios
Improvements to the performance of dynamic send ports and ESB, via host handler association of send ports
MLLP adapter performance
HIS: DB2 client transaction load balancing, client bulk insert (15X)
HIS: DB2 schema performance

12. BizTalk Server 2010 R2 (continued)
Better manageability
Visualize BizTalk artifact dependencies in BizTalk Admin console
ESB Toolkit as core part of BizTalk setup and product
HIS: Administration using configuration files with application metadata stored in XML
Improved Connectivity
Consume REST services directly in BizTalk
Simplified SharePoint integration experience
Improvements to existing adapters (e.g., HIS, SMTP)
Easy connectivity to Azure Service Bus relay, queues and topics
DB2 client connectivity to SQL Server, SQL Server connectivity to Informix Server
CICS HTTP client connectivity to Windows
and BizTalk running in Azure…

13. BizTalk IaaS

14. BizTalk in Azure IaaS Use Case: first step in Cloud adoption
Eliminate HW procurement lead times
Reduce time & cost to setup and maintain BizTalk environments
Move applications from on-premises to Azure or back
Experience
Provision a simple BizTalk developer environment or a multi-node test environment on Azure
Configure BizTalk & SQL IaaS
Develop integration applications, deploy and test
Deploy BizTalk solutions developed on-premise or in IaaS

15. On-demand test environment5
RDP connection 1
On-demand test environment
Customer Data Center
Azure Data Center
Azure Portal
Customer domain
IP subnet 2
User selects BizTalk stock image 4
Customer’s On-premise etwork
Customer’s Virtual Network 3
User specifies BizTalk topology
User creates a virtual network in Azure, and enables connectivity to on-premise network 1
User logs into Azure Portal 4
New VMs are provisioned for user in Azure Iaas 2
User creates a new VM and selects BizTalk Server stock image 5
User logs into the provisioned VM which has BizTalk installed and configured, and starts using it 3
User specifies BizTalk environment topology, and adds them to an existing virtual network

16. Timeline For BizTalk on-premises and IaaS
Oct 2012
Beta
Windows 8
+ 6 months
RTM
July 2012
CTP
TAP registration now open for upcoming CTP!

17. BizTalk PaaS

18. EAI Service  Applications On-Premise Applications in the Cloud
FTP Share
… … … 
EAI Bridge
Impedance Mismatch
Transformation
Custom Code
Message Enrichment
Hybrid Connectivity
Service Bus Queue, Topic, Relay
Web Services
LOB Applications On-Premise

19. EAI – Incident Management Scenario
Lookup Source
Web
Service
User 1 via phone
EAI Bridge
(routing based on condition)
User 2 via online
Behind Constoso’s Firewall
Partners
FTP Shares could be on-premise or in Cloud
On-premise LOBs to Azure
connection service
FTP Share 1
On-prem
LOB (SQL)
FTP Share 2

20. EDI Service  App Partner A AS2 FTP HTTP EDI Bridge
… … … 
EDI Bridge
Agreement validation
Ack Generation
Transformation
Agreement Processing
Hybrid Connectivity
Partner B
Service Bus Queue, Topic, Relay
Bridge End Point
LOB Applications On-Premise

21. EDI Service – Order Processing Scenario
TPM Portal
EDI App
Service Bus
EDI Bridge
Orders
Sales Dashboard
(ASP .NET)
Order Management LOB System
Northwind
Contoso

22. BizTalk: on-premises, IaaS, PaaS working together
Seamlessly connect with Azure artifacts
Enable hybrid applications that span Azure and on-premises
Access on-premise LOB systems from Azure
Migrate application artifacts from on-premises to Cloud

23. Key takeaways: we are investing in BizTalk
BizTalk Server & IaaS: releasing 6 months after Windows 8
Commitment to releasing server for years to come
Enabling new Azure-based BizTalk scenarios in PaaS
Bringing together BizTalk on-premises and in Azure
Continue to bet on BizTalk – we will take your investments forward

24. Call to action Bet on BizTalk and continue to buy
Register for the TAP to provide feedback
ISVs: build new solutions spanning on-premises and cloud

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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.
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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.

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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.