Microsoft Azure Extending your datacenter Ion Gott Partner Technology Strategist Microsoft
Aug 05, 2015
Microsoft Azure
Extending your datacenterIon GottPartner Technology StrategistMicrosoft
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Why consider the cloud?
EconomicsScaleSpeed
Cloud innovation presents challenges for IT
What about security and compliance?
How do I integrate with my existing IT investments?
What about my heterogeneous, complex IT landscape?
Integration Heterogeneity SecurityEnterprise needs
On-premises and Cloud
Broad and flexible
Secure and reliable
On-premises Cloud
Enterprise needs
Microsoft Azurefundamentals
On-premises AND Cloud
Integration
Identity
Virtualization
DataPlatform
Development DevOps and mgmt
Enterprise needs
Microsoft Azurefundamentals
On-premises AND Cloud
IntegrationHeterogeneity
Open, Broadand Flexible
Languages
CMS
Devices
Databases
OperatingSystems
Languages
CMS
Devices
Databases
OperatingSystems
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Enterprise needs
Microsoft Azurefundamentals
Heterogeneity
Open, Broadand Flexible
Security
Trustworthy
TRANSPARENCY
Enterprise needs
Microsoft Azurefundamentals
Security
Trustworthy
Trust through transparency
RELATIONSHIP
EXPERIENCETRANSPARENCY
ISO 27001 Cloud Security Alliance (STAR)Industry standards
Regulatory complianceTrust center
Yearly auditsIndependently verified
$Monthly SLAs
Real-time statusService dashboard
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Enterprise needs
Microsoft Azurefundamentals
Security
Trustworthy
Count on your existing relationship
TRANSPARENCY
RELATIONSHIP
EXPERIENCE
Attach to your EA Enterprise ready procurement
24x7x365Enterprise-ready support
MCS, CSS, PartnersTrusted advisors
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Enterprise needs
Microsoft Azurefundamentals
Security
Trustworthy
Today, we manage 200+ global services, running 24x7• 9.9 billion messages a day via Windows Live Messenger• 600 million unique users monthly on Windows Live and MSN• 1 Petabyte+ of updates served monthly Windows Update • 5M LiveMeeting conference minutes per year• 200 billion+ authentications through Windows Azure AD
Unparalleled experience in online security
TRANSPARENCY
RELATIONSHIP
EXPERIENCE
Integration Heterogeneity Security
On-premises and Cloud
Broad and flexible
Secure and reliableWHAT IS AZURE..?
Microsoft Azure delivers.
On-premises AND cloud
Trustworthy
Open, Broad,
Flexible
Enterprise ready by design.
North America Region Europe Region Asia Pacific Area
Global DC Presence
N. Central – U.S. Sub-Region
S.E. AsiaSub-Region
E. AsiaSub-Region
N. Europe Sub-Region
W. Europe Sub-Region
S. Central – U.S. Sub-Region
East – U.S. Sub-Region
West – U.S. Sub-Region
East JapanSub-Region
Southeast AustraliaSub-Region
West JapanSub-Region
East AustraliaSub-Region
E. China (via 21Vianet)Sub-Region
NE. China (via 21Vianet)Sub-Region
Major datacenterCDN node
Live sub-regionAnnounced sub-regionPartner-operated sub-region
24 x 7 x 365 support. 89 markets worldwide. 2x Compute and storage every six months.
LATAMSub-Region
Azure Improvements in 2013• IaaS (GA: April 2013)
Large Memory SKU (April) SQL, SharePoint, BizTalk Images (April) Per Minute Billing (June) Stop without Billing (June) MSDN Dev/Test Integration (June) Offline Operations (Sept) Delete Disks (Oct) VIP ACLs (Oct) New VM Gallery (Nov)
• Virtual Networking (GA: April 2013) Site to Site (April) Point to Site (April) Software VPN (May)
• Mobile Services (GA: June 2013) Android (March) HTML 5/CORS (March) Windows Phone (March) Custom API (June) Git Source Control (June) AutoScale (August)
• Mobile Notification Hubs (GA: July 2013) Windows 8 and iOS Support (Jan) Android Support (June) Tag Expressions (Nov)
• Web Sites (GA: June 2013)• Mercurial Deployment (March)• Log Streaming (April)• IP and SNI SSL (June)• AutoScale (June)• IP/DDOS Protection (Sept)• Http Logs to Storage (Sept)• WebSockets (Nov)• New Relic (Nov)• Remote Debug (Nov)
• Media Services (GA: Jan 2013)• VOD Streaming + Encoding (Jan GA)
• Active Directory (GA: April 2013)• Management Portal (March)• Directory Sync (June)• Multi-Factor Auth (Sept)• Manage Azure (Oct)• SaaS App Access (July)
• BizTalk Services (GA: Dec 2013)• B2B/EDI and EAI Adapters (June)
• HTML 5 Management Portal (GA: Oct 2012)• Updates every 3 weeks
• AutoScale/Monitoring (Preview: June 2013)• WebSites + Cloud Services + IaaS
(June)
• Traffic Manager (GA: Nov 2013)• HTML Portal Support (June 2013)
• Distributed Cache (Preview: Sept 2013)• Cloud Services + IaaS + Web Sites Support
(Sept)
• HDInsight (Preview: March 2013)• GA Release (October 2013)
• Windows Server Backup (GA: Oct 2013)• Backup storage from Windows Server
• Windows Server HyperV Recovery (GA: Jan 2014)• Hyper-V Disaster Recovery Support
• Storage • Queue Geo-replication (June 2013)• Import/Export Hard Drives (Nov 2013)• CORS/JSON (Dec 2013)• Storage Analytics (Dec 2013)• Read Only Secondary (Dec 2013)
• Service Bus• Message Pump Programming Model (April)• AMQP Support (May)• Partitioned Queues/Topics (Nov)
• Cloud Services• SDK 2.0 (April)• Dynamic Remote Desktop Support (April)• SDK 2.1 (July)• SDK 2.2 (Oct)
data
servicestableHDInsight
blob storage
SQL database
app
services
media
hpcintegratio
n analytics
caching identityservice
bus
web sitesmobile
services
cloud services
infrastructure
servicescdn
virtual machines
virtual network vpn
traffic manager
Apps
virtual network
tablecloud services
caching identitydata
servicestableHDInsight
blob storage
SQL database
app
services
media
hpcintegratio
n analytics
caching identityservice
bus
web sitesmobile
services
cloud services
infrastructure
servicescdn
virtual machines
virtual network vpn
traffic manager
virtual network
data
servicestableHDInsight
blob storage
SQL database
app
services
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caching identityservice
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virtual machines
virtual network vpn
traffic manager
Azure datacenters,your datacenters.
vpn
virtual network
virtual machine
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Announcements/Released in 2014 Price Reductions across the board Static Internal IP for VM New Tooling from VS Agent Injection in VM’s Support for Chef and Puppet Snapshot VM Traffic Manager Support for Web
Sites Supporting Java backend for Web
Sites Web Site Backup Staging Slot for Web Sites AutoScale GA VM Remote Debugging Web Site IP/SNI SSL for Free Mobile Services .NET support Mobile Offline Data Sync
• Mobile AD integration• SQLDB 500 GB increase• SQLDB SLA to 99.95%• SQLDB Active Geo-Failover• SQLDB backup/restore• New Azure Portal Preview• Azure Resource Groups• WebJobs in WebSites• Azure in China Open for Business• HD Insights Hadoop 2.2 Support• GA of Oracle Software in Windows Azure• Azure in Japan DC’s Open for Business• Windows Azure ExpressRoute preview• PCI/DSS Compliance and Expanded ISO cert• Read Access GEO Redundant Storage• Azure Region in Brazil announced• GA Biztalk Services• Azure AD Premium Preview
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Scenarios to get started with Microsoft Azure
Extend your infrastructure
Develop, test, run your apps
Store, backup, recover your data
Reach where your datacenter won’t
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Develop, test, run your apps
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Extend your infrastructure
Develop, test, run your apps
Store, backup, recover your data
Reach where your datacenter won’t
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Develop, test, run your apps
Reach where your datacenter won’t
Time
Data grows exponentially(50 – 60% Annually)
However most I/O happens to the “Working Set” data
SAN storage cost = 4x Cloud storage
(source: Forrester)
CloudStorageOpportunity
Local Storage
Cap
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Store, backup, recover your data
Store, backup, recover your data
Azure Storage
10 Trillion Objects
“Azure Blob storage has taken a significant step ahead of last year’s leader Amazon S3, to take the top spot”
– Nasuni 2013 Cloud Storage Report
Store, backup, recover your dataMicrosoft Azure StorageHighly durable and scalableMultiple copies of your dataFinancially backed SLAsStorage for objects, tables, drivesSupports REST APIs
Store, backup, recover your data
West DC
East DC
> 400 miles
Microsoft Azure StorageDefend against regional
disasters.
Geo replication
Import/Export (preview)Fast data transfer to AzureEncrypted data transferEfficient recovery
Import
service
HARD DRIVE
Customer
Export service
COURIER SERVICE
MicrosoftAzure Blob Storage
MS Regional Data center
Store, backup, recover your data
Store, backup, recover your data
Your Data Center
Simple and fast on-ramp to AzureActive data instantly available locallyArchives less used data to Windows AzureRecover data from any internet connectionReduce enterprise storage TCO by 60-80%
Physical or Virtual Servers StorSimple
SQL Server Management Studio
Reliable off-site data backup for SQL imagesEasily restore databases using VMs
Benefits
Store, backup, recover
Direct URL backup to Azure Storage
Restore in Azure Virtual Machine
Microsoft SQL ServerBackup and restore database to the cloud
Backup datacenter data to Windows using System Center Data Protection ManagerBackup and recover files/folders from Windows Server 2012 SP1
Microsoft Azure Backup
Store, backup, recover your data
BenefitsReliable offsite data protectionSimple, familiar, integratedEfficient backup and recoveryEasy set up
Windows Server 2012Windows Server 2012 EssentialsWindows Server 2008 R2 (SP1)
System Center 2012 DPM SP1
Your On-Premises Datacenter
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Virtual datacenter
Develop, test, run your apps
Store, backup, recover your data
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IT Admin
Developers
Your Datacenter
VMs in test/dev environment
Develop, test, run your apps
Provision VMs
Use VMs
Limited hardware budgetLimited software licensingResource contention with VMsCompromised developer agilityRealistic scale tests often challenging
Test and development on-premises
Developers
IT Admin
Develop, test, run your apps
Cost effective (pay for what you use)Improved developer agility with platform servicesReady to use gallery of imagesShip tested in realistic scale scenariosUse existing development tools & languagesAccess on-premise resources if necessary
Test and development using Microsoft Azure
Manage environment
Use VMsProvision VMs
Your Datacenter,or Your Hoster
Develop, test, run your appsStart VMs and app development in Azure
Easy VM portabilityIf it runs on Hyper-V, it runs in Microsoft Azure
Production environment
Deploy anywhere with no lock-in
Move from SharePoint 2007 to SharePoint 2013 across 18 different business units, spread across 12 countries
Quickly create a large SharePoint farm for Dev/test within time and cost limits
Challenges
Limitless resources for Dev/Test
Speed: Build a SharePoint farm in days not weeks
Low cost, scale up and down as needed
Familiar tools and automation via PowerShell
Portability: On-premises or at Hoster as needed
Benefits
“We needed to take a new approach and Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines provided the right solution for our business.”– Andreas Hogberg, Telenor
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Scenarios to get started with Microsoft Azure
Identity as the control point
Consumer identity providers
Active Directory
PCs and devices
Azure Active Directory
Microsoft apps
3rd party clouds/hosting
ISV/CSV apps
Custom LOB apps
Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Services
Virtual Network
<subnet 1> <subnet 2> <subnet 3>
Extend your infrastructure
DNS Server
Microsoft Azure Virtual Network
Logical isolation with control over network
Create Subnets, Private IP addresses
Bring your own DNS
Extend your infrastructureC
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VPN
Virtual Network as your Datacenter extension
Create Subnets, Private IP addresses
Bring your own DNS
Domain join your VMs
VPN
Microsoft Azure Infrastructure Services
Individual computers behind corporate firewall
Cust
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data
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VPN VPN
Securely connect to Virtual Network from anywhere
Uses VPN client in Windows OS
Traverses firewalls and proxies
Remote workers
Site-to-Site VPN
Point-to-Site VPN
MicrosoftAzure datacenter
Extend your infrastructure
Extend your infrastructure
VPN
Private, secure, fast connectivity (Coming soon)
Microsoft Azure as a node on customers MPLS VPN
Directly connect to Windows Azure at peering exchange location
Cust
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data
cente
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VPN
Public Internet
MicrosoftAzure datacenter
Customer WAN
Peering exchange location
Carrier-provided MPLS
(Equinix)
(AT&T)
Private network connectivity
Extend your infrastructureUse scalable on-demand virtual machines in Microsoft Azure for:• Microsoft apps - SharePoint, SQL,
Biztalk, Active Directory• 3rd party apps – Oracle, Linux• Apps with public web front ends or
DMZ• Apps with variable traffic, spiky
workloads• Development & Test environments
Active Directory
SharePointSQL Server
MicrosoftAzure
VHD
Cust
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data
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Consistent virtualization platform across Hyper-V and Microsoft Azure
Manage both your datacenter and Windows Azure with System Center 2012
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Test drive your apps
Store, backup, recover your data
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Scenarios to get started with Microsoft Azure
Reach where your datacenter won’t
Microsoft Azure Websites
Websites with global reachBuild websites with global scaleBuilt-in support for open web frameworksManaged by Microsoft
Improve performance with Traffic Manager
data pushauth
Reach where your datacenter won’tAzure Mobile ServicesTurnkey backend for Mobile apps
Extend internal web apps to mobile devices
Quickly build and deploy consumer facing apps
Land your app on any platform or device
Reach where your datacenter won’tPartner integrationIntegrate with partner IT systems
Use a highly available, scalable messaging infrastructure with ServiceBus and Biztalk services
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