Go Hybrid with Azure Web Apps
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The document presents a presentation by Tom van Gramberen, a solutions architect at Synergics, focusing on the benefits of hybrid web applications using Azure. It discusses the company's approach to managed ICT services and the importance of aligning IT with business goals while providing flexible solutions. Key topics include the introduction of web apps, networking options, and practical demonstrations of hybrid web app implementations.
Go Hybrid with Azure Web Apps
- 1. Tom Van Gramberen Solutions Architect Go Hybrid with Azure Web Apps ITPROceed 2015
- 2. Who am I • Who are Synergics Introduction Web Apps Introduction Networking Hybrid Web Apps Key takeaways Questions Go Hybrid with Azure Web Apps Agenda
- 3. Tom Van Gramberen • Solutions Architect @ Synergics • Microsoft Specialist: Azure • Microsoft Certified Trainer @tomvangramberen tom@synergics.be I do not fear computers. I fear the lack of them. Who am I
- 4. We help growth companies to improve their competitive position by aligning IT and business both at strategic (innovate), tactical (transform) as operational level (manage). We deliver flexible and innovative, competitive solutions to unburden you from your IT operational tasks. Customer intimacy, operational excellence and cost optimization are key delivering our managed services. Managed ICT Services Who are Synergics Manage Transform Innovate
- 5. Managed ICT Services What we offer Networks/- Security Monitoring Workplace Cloud
- 6. COSN Partner Flexible development Unified DevOps & management Common identity & security Integrated virtualization Complete data platform Microsoft Cloud OS Network Partner Managed Cloud On premise SynergicsAzure One consistent platform
- 8. Web Apps Hosting web sites Platform as a ServiceInfrastructure as a Service
- 9. Web Apps Making the right choice
- 10. Managed platform Familiar and fast Enterprise grade Global scale Web Apps Why Web Apps
- 11. Demo #1 Static web site Web Apps
- 12. Demo #2 Dynamic web site with SQL database Web Apps
- 14. Hybrid Connections Point 2 Site VPN Site 2 Site VPN ExpressRoute Networking Connectivity methods
- 15. Routing • Static • Dynamic »Required for connections with an on premise network Basic vs. High performance Networking Gateway options
- 16. Demo #3 Creating a hybrid VNet Networking
- 18. .. Ok, but ?? Hybrid Web Apps Putting in together
- 19. Option 1, using VPN Hybrid Web Apps Putting in together
- 20. Demo #4 Enabling Point 2 Site VPN Hybrid Web Apps
- 21. Option 2, using Hybrid Connections Hybrid Web Apps Putting in together
- 22. Demo #5 Enabling Hybrid Connections Hybrid Web Apps
- 23. Data can be anywhere • Data at rest, Data in transit Network design is key • On premise route to Point 2 Site ExpressRoute instead of VPN • Security, Reliability, Speed Hybrid Connections • Quick, Less exposure, Dev/Test Go Hybrid with Azure Web Apps Key takeaways √
- 24. Go Hybrid with Azure Web Apps Questions
- 25. Your next steps Get in touch @SynergicsBE info@synergics.be http://www.synergics.be @tomvangramberen tom@synergics.be http://tomvangramberen.wordpress.com Connect, Share, DiscussInnovate, Transform, Manage Tom Van Gramberen
- 26. Thank you Go Hybrid with Azure Web Apps
Editor's Notes
- #2: Running dynamic websites? Always wanted to enjoy the scalability of Azure Web Apps? But never could because you need to keep your data in a certain location? Now with Azure Web App and Azure VNet everybody can overcome the hurdle of keeping data "on-premise". Join us in this technical session where we will explore the basics of Azure Web Apps and Virtual Networks. Learn about some possibilities to extend an Azure VNet to your on-premise environment and how to integrate an Azure Web App into the connection. In this demo packed session you will learn the specific network requirements and network routing to make it all work together.
- #15: https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/articles/choose-web-site-cloud-service-vm/
- #16: Azure App Service Web Apps is a fully managed platform that enables you to build, deploy and scale enterprise-grade web apps in seconds. Focus on your application code, and let Azure take care of the infrastructure to scale and securely run it for you. Web Apps is: •Familiar and Fast - Use your existing skills to code in your favorite language, framework, and IDE. With just a few clicks, add versioning, updating, single sign-on, identity broker, isolated storage, and performance monitoring to your existing web apps. Access a rich gallery to use as building blocks to accelerate your development. Experience unparalleled developer productivity with cutting edge capabilities like continuous integration, live-site debugging, and industry leading Visual Studio IDE. •Enterprise Grade - Web Apps is designed for building and hosting secure mission-critical applications. Build Active Directory integrated business apps that connect securely to on-premises resources, then host them on a secure cloud platform that is ISO, SOC2, and PCI compliant. All while enjoying enterprise level SLAs. •Global Scale - Web Apps is optimized to provide availability and automatic scale on a global datacenter infrastructure. Easily scale applications up or down on demand. With high availability provided within and across different geographical regions. Replicating data and hosting services in multiple locations is quick and easy, making expansion into new regions and geographies as simple as a mouse click.
- #17: + New Web Apps Web App [Enter the name] Create
- #18: + New Web Apps Azure Marketplace phpBB on SQL (Or Web App + SQL) Create Web App [Enter the name] AppService Plan Location West Europe Ok Database [Enter database name] Server [Enter server name] Admin credentials Ok Ok [Enter resource group] Create
- #21: Static routing VPNs – Static routing VPNs are also referred to as policy-based VPNs. Policy-based VPNs encrypt and route packets through an interface based on a customer-defined policy. The policy is usually defined as an access list. Static routing VPNs require a static routing VPN gateway. Note - Multi-Site VPN, VNet to VNet, and Point-to-Site are not supported with static routing VPN gateways. •Dynamic routing VPNs – Dynamic routing VPNs are also referred to as route-based VPNs. Route-based VPNs depend on a tunnel interface specifically created for forwarding packets. Any packet arriving on the tunnel interface will be forwarded through the VPN connection. Dynamic routing VPNs require a dynamic routing VPN gateway. Note - A dynamic routing VPN gateway is required for Multi-Site VPN, VNet to VNet, and Point-to-Site.
- #22: + New Networking Virtual Network Name Address Space 192.168.1.0/24 Name 192.168.1.0./29 Ok Location West Europe Create Ok Switch to Old portal Networks Local Networks VPN gateway address Virtual Networks Configure Site-to-Site connect to local network Save Dashboard Create gateway Dynamic routing Yes
- #26: In Old portal Networks Virtual Networks Configure Configure point-to-site connectivity Save Switch to New portal Browse Web Apps Scroll down, Networking Use existing VNet Settings Application settings Scroll down, Connection string Update Save
- #28: In the New portal Browse Web Apps Scroll down, Networking Hybrid connections Add [Enter a name] [FQDN of server] [Port] Biztalk Service [Enter a name] Ok Ok Click the hybrid connection Listener setup Download client Save connection string: Endpoint=hc://itproceedsql1.hybrid.biztalk.windows.net/itproceedsql1;SharedAccessKeyName=defaultListener;SharedAccessKey=LI95P6MBKvRpNYuwDLygntN8Yjw5dVEtSOsIXJKplo0= RDP to on premise server Copy and install Listener Do NOT NOW configure From %ProgramFiles%\Microsoft\HybridConnectionManager folder, run HCMConfigWizard.exe Add the earlier saved connection string Ok Close In the New portal Verify connection as connected All settings Application settings Scroll down, Connection string Update to BizTalk service: itproceedsql1.biztalk.windows.net Save Restart