Migrate an Existing Application to Microsoft Azure
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The document outlines the migration of an existing expense reporting application to Microsoft Azure, detailing key components such as Azure SQL Database, Azure Web Sites, and Azure Service Bus. It highlights the steps for moving on-premises SQL to Azure, deploying web applications, and integrating services using Microsoft Azure's tools and protocols. The presentation also provides resources for further learning and a summary of the scenarios involved in the migration process.
Migrate an Existing Application to Microsoft Azure
- 1. Migrate an Existing Application to Microsoft Azure Chris Dufour, ASP .NET MVP Software Architect, Changepoint Follow me@chrduf http://www.linkedin.com/in/cdufour
- 2. Agenda • Our scenario • Microsoft Azure Overview • Microsoft Azure SQL Database • Microsoft Azure Web Sites • Microsoft Azure Service Bus
- 3. Our Scenario
- 4. Our Scenario: Expense Reporting • Typical line-of-business application • Create & submit reports • View past reports • Approve reports (if manager) Corporate Network Expenses DB (SQL) Expenses services (WCF on Windows Server) UI (WPF) ActiveDirectory
- 9. Microsoft Azure data management options
- 10. Options for relational data services in the cloud
- 12. Move on-prem SQL to Azure SQL • Create the database in Microsoft Azure SQL DB • Use SQL Server Management Studio to migrate the DB contents • This automates the process of exporting the data to a local bacpac and importing it to the cloud DB • Verify the Windows Azure SQL DB • Update connection strings to point to the new DB
- 13. demo Deploy Database to Microsoft Azure SQL Database
- 15. MicrosoftAzure Websites Scalable Automated Flexible High-density and secure web hosting Open publishing methods and protocols Integrated and open solution Lowers customer onboarding costs and streamlines upselling Upsell from shared to reserved Support for ASP.NET, PHP, Node.js, and Java Metering and throttling of resources Fully integrated into Web App Gallery
- 16. Publishing in MicrosoftAzure Web Sites Upstream hardware load- balancers Front-end application request router Persistent storage Temporary per- app file storage Web application databases Web application file directories Web Sites Web Site End user HTTP/S Request Publisher services carry out various file operations against a web application's directory structure. Publishers FTP Service Web Deploy Service
- 17. Development tools and protocols support Developer tools and protocols ProtocolsDevelopment Tools Visual Studio, WebMatrix Source control integration Visual Studio Team Foundation Server 2010+ FTP, Git, WebDeploy, HTTP Upstream hardware load- balancers Front-end application request router Persistent storage Temporary per- app file storage Web application databases Web application file directories Web Sites Web Site End user HTTP/S Request
- 18. Move on-prem WCF to Azure Web Site • Create the Web Site in Microsoft Azure • Import the publish settings into Visual Studio • This will help us create a publish profile so we can automate deployments • Publish the application • It will deploy only changed files • Update the Expenses WPF client to use the new hosted service • Verify the application
- 19. demo Deploy Public WCF Service to Microsoft Azure Web Sites
- 22. What is Service Bus Relay • Enables hybrid applications that run in both an Azure datacenter and your own on-premises enterprise environment
- 23. Call internal service via Service Bus relay • Create a service bus relay • Add a service bus relay endpoint to the internal service • Update the WCF service to use the Service Bus relay endpoint for the internal service • Verify the Service Bus relay integration
- 24. demo Expose Private WCF Service Through Microsoft Azure Service Bus
- 25. Summary • Our scenario • Microsoft Azure Overview • Microsoft Azure SQL Database • Microsoft Azure Web Sites • Microsoft Azure Service Bus
- 26. Resources • Microsoft Azure Free Trial azure.microsoft.com/en-us/pricing/free-trial • Microsoft Virtual Academy: www.microsoftvirtualacademy.com • Microsoft Azure SQL Database: azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/services/sql-database • Microsoft Azure Web Sites: azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/services/web-sites • Microsoft Azure Service Bus: azure.microsoft.com/en-us/documentation/services/service-bus
- 27. Thank You