DNN & The CloudOS: Windows Azure on your terms
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The document discusses the advantages of migrating to cloud services, highlighting cost efficiency, scalability, and security improvements. It presents Microsoft's Cloud OS platform features such as virtual machines, service bus capabilities, and integration with various programming frameworks. The content includes technical details on deployment and automation, encouraging users to adopt cloud solutions for better control and flexibility in IT environments.
DNN & The CloudOS: Windows Azure on your terms
- 1. DNN & The CloudOS Jess Coburn @jesscoburn
- 2. CLOUD AHEAD NEXT EXIT 0 There’s More Than One Way To Get There Careful It Could Be Your Job
- 3. To The Cloud Did you know, on allrecipes.com there’s over 2400 different recipes to make chicken soup. http://allrecipes.com/recipe/catherines-spicy-chicken-soup/detail.aspx
- 4. Why The Cloud? • COST – Thanks to virtualization everyone should consider a HA clustered environment • Scale Up / Out – Ability to scale your workloads • Pay Per Use – Pay for what you need, when you need it • On Demand – Control your environment as needed • Increased Security – Datacenters no closets • Increased Scale – Compute, Bandwidth, Etc (obligatory cloud presentation content please bear with me. It’ll get better.)
- 5. To The Cloud
- 6. The Microsoft CloudOS ON-PREMISES 1 CONSISTENT PLATFORM MICROSOFT SERVICE PROVIDER One Consistent Experience • On-Premise • Service Provider Hosted • Microsoft Hosted
- 7. Let’s Get To The aaS of It, The IaaS • Avoid platform & vendor lock in • Take it to go! • Greater control over your deployment • Granular Security Settings • Controlled Scaling • Granular Scale Up & Scale Down Scenarios • Proven scalability and reliability • Greater compatibility with existing workloads
- 8. Azure Compared to Windows Azure Pack
- 9. Websites High Density, Highly Scalable, Instantly Scale Multiple Frameworks (readily enabled) • .NET • PHP • Python • Node.js Instantly Scale Across Web Front-Ends N-Levels IP based SSL Certificates* Integration with multiple source management: • BitBucket • CodePlex • DropBox • GitHub
- 10. What’s it look like?
- 11. Virtual Machines Scalable, Self Managed Virtual Machines Consistent Experience Portable machines Elastic Scale Virtual Machine Gallery Windows & Linux Support VM Roles Gallery Virtual Networking • Site to Site connectivity • Tenant supplied IP addressing
- 12. What’s it look like?
- 13. What’s it look like? VM Roles
- 14. What’s it look like? VM Roles
- 15. What’s it look like? VM Roles
- 16. What’s it look like? VM Roles
- 17. What’s it look like? VM Roles
- 18. What’s it look like? VM Roles
- 19. What’s it look like? VM Roles
- 20. What’s it look like? VM Roles
- 21. What’s it look like? VM Roles
- 22. Service Bus Same Technology as Azure Guaranteed message delivery Publish-Subscribe messaging Standard protocols such as REST Interoperability (.NET, JAVA, etc) Fully Integrate with SMP
- 23. Database As A Service • MySQL Integration • SQL Server • SQL AlwaysOn
- 24. Identity • • • • Integrated Identity (Websites) Active Directory Integration Active Directory Federation Services Co-Administration
- 26. Automation
- 27. Automation
- 28. Automation
- 30. Installing WAP WebPI For the win! Windows Azure Pack Portal & API Express
- 31. QUESTIONS? More Information? Jess Coburn jcoburn@appliedi.net 1001 Yamato Road Suite 300W Boca Raton, FL 33431
- 32. THANKS TO ALL OF OUR GENEROUS SPONSORS!
Editor's Notes
- #5: Tier 4 Datacenter built to deliver a minimum of 99.995% uptime across all critical systems.750,000 SF160 Global CarriersN+2 Cooling and Power7 inch steel reinforced walls, 32FT about sea level, outside the 500 year flood zone and able to withstand winds in excess of a category 5Security? The 3rd floor is dedicated to the US Government and the Southern Command.
- #10: Controllers – Web Farm Framework based controllers that manages the Web Sites Roles.Web Workers – Web Sites specific version of IIS web server that processes web requests can be shared or reserved.Front End – ARR servers that accepts requests and routes them accordingly.Publisher – WebDeploy / FTP content publishing serversFile Server – provides file services for hosting websites. Note this is key for moving between reserved and shared instances.