Windows Azure SQL Reporting Name Title Microsoft Corporation.

Windows Azure SQL Reporting

NameTitleMicrosoft Corporation

Agenda

Overview

Architecture

Features

Walkthrough

Overview

SSRS Windows Azure SQL Reporting

Reporting Services

Azure infrastructure

SQL Azure connectivity

Windows Azure portal

Datacenters worldwide

SQL Reporting

Same Cloud BenefitsEnterprise-class scalability

Automatic support for High-Availability

Rapid provisioning

Trusted and familiar security model

Global Distribution

SQL Databas

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Architecture

Architecture – What’s Under The Hood

Load Balancer

Gateway GatewayGateway

RS InstanceMonitor/Comm[SLA & Usage][Performance][Traces & Logs]

RS Engine

RS InstanceMonitor/Comm[SLA & Usage][Performance][Traces & Logs]

RS Engine

RS InstanceMonitor/Comm[SLA & Usage][Performance][Traces & Logs]

RS Engine

SQL Database

RS GPMTenant Data

Operations

Directory Services

Allocation + Service

Customer Service

SLA Conformation

Load Balancing

Billing/Usage

Monitoring[Alerting]

[Performance][Traces & Logs]

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Features

Key Features

SQL Server Reporting as a ServiceRich Reporting Experience

Manageability

Familiar Development Tools

High Availability and Scalability

Feature Comparison

SSRS Azure SSRS

Tooling BIDS, Report Builder BIDS, Report Builder

Data Sources Assorted Data Sources SQL Database

Report Management Report Manager or SharePoint Windows Azure Developer Portal, URL Browsing

Developer Custom Data Sources, assemblies, etc.

No extensibility yet

Security Model Windows Authentication SQL Database Authentication

Security

SQL Server Reporting as a ServiceCredentials not saved in report definition

Shared data sources

Same roles and permissions model as SSRS

Separate Catalog and TempDB for each Tenant

SQL Database username and password authentication

Programmability Interface

SQL Reporting APIAPI from SSRS available in SQL Reporting

Extend SQL Reporting to develop additional features

Upload/Export Reports

Set Configuration

Render Reports Using SOAP API

rsExecutionContext = new ReportExecutionService();

rsExecutionContext.LoadReport("/Folder/ReportName", null); 

//render report to required format byte[] result = rsExecutionContext.Render(reportFormat, 

null, out extension, out encoding, out mimeType, out warnings, out streamIDs); 

AccessibilityDirect URL AccessSend a URL in an email

Embed in a website

Embed in SharePoint / SharePoint Online

AvailabilityWho can use it?Anyone with a Windows Azure Subscription

Any authorized user can view a report

SQL Reporting Management

Demo

Walkthrough

Sample

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Server CreationServerAdministrator

Report CreationSQL Server Data ToolsBusiness Intelligence Development Studio Report DeploymentSet properties Deploy single or multiple reports

SQL Reporting – Creation and Deployment

Demo

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Pricing• The price is correlated to usage:

• No servers No Charge

• Servers are charged by the hour

• Every hour a server may render up to 200 reports for

$0.88/hour

• SQL Reporting scales automatically: additional instances

of 200 reports will cost $0.88/hour