Moving to the cloud azure, office365, and intune - concurrency

Moving to the CloudOffice365, Azure, and Intune

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Speakers

Nathan Lasnoski

Concurrency Introduction

#cncyEvent #ws2012R2 #SysCtr #SCSM #Orchestrator

O365, Azure, On-Premise or Hybrid Architecture

Business Productivity Modern Datacenter Infrastructure

Azure & O365

Exchange & Lync + Voice

Private & Public Cloud

Windows Server & Virtual

Identity, AD, DirectAccess,

System Center 2012 ITSM / ITIL

Migrations & Integrations

Desktop Imaging &

Win upgrade

Portals, Intranets, Business Critical, Doc Imaging, Workflow…

(SharePoint)

Sales, Marketing, Dashboards, Account Management, Etc.

(Dynamics CRM)

Business AppsApplication

Development (.NET, Azure, TFS)

Messaging, Conference,

Presence, Video, Voice (Lync)

Office

Technology Solutions That Fulfill Business Strategies

Partner of the Year Winner: - 2012 & 2011 Midwest - 2012 Central - 2012 Global SharePoint Content Management- 2012 Central Partnering to Succeed- 2010 Central Marketing Excellence

Wisconsin Illinois Minnesota Indiana

AzureMoving to the cloud…

Nathan LasnoskiInfrastructure Practice DirectorConcurrency@nlasnoskiwww.concurrency.com/blog

• Frank discussion of Azure and business value• Where does it make sense?• Where doesn’t it make sense?

Goals for this session

• Movement is toward large, consolidated datacenters

• Major hosters and service providers• Compute, storage, and network are

commodities

The market…

The Evolution of Electricity to Commodity

Consuming Electricity as a Commodity Service Provider

Pay as you go (OpEx)Pay only for what you useShared capacity & infraScalable, elastic

Up front costs (CapEx)Pay to operate it (OpEx)You maintain itYou control it

Produce Yourself

Consuming Compute as a Commodity EnterpriseService Provider

MicrosoftPay as you go (OpEx)Pay only for what you useShared capacity & infraScalable, elastic

Up front costs (CapEx)Pay to operate it (OpEx)You maintain itYou control it

Service ProviderTechnology Provider

• Option 1: No cloud • Option 2: All cloud• Option 3: Hybrid cloud

Reviewing your position…

Basic Azure IaaS Examining the economics(Which costs more vs. less?)

Traditional Datacenter Challenge

Virtual Machines

$50k per shelf (5TB usable) = $10k/TB = $1k/100GB

$20k per FC host (switch + ports)/10VMs= $ 2k/VM

$10k per host (10 medium sized VMs) = $1k/VM

SAN Storage

FC Switche

Server Hardwar

Ethernet

Switches

Usable VMs

Hypervisor

Operating

System

$50k per host (HA, DRS, SRM…) (/10 VMs) = $5k/VM

$3k per host (/10 VMs) = $300/VM

$7k per host (/10 VMs) = $700/VM

Usable VM (4CPU, 8GB, 100G/HDD) Cost =$10K/VM (not including Storage controllers, maintenance ect…)

Azure Technical Platform

Cloud Models On Premises

Storage

Servers

Networking

Middleware

Virtualization

Applications

Runtime

Infrastructure(as a Service)

Storage

Servers

Networking

Middleware

Virtualization

Applications

Runtime

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Platform(as a Service)

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Storage

Servers

Networking

Middleware

Virtualization

Applications

Runtime

Software(as a Service)

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Storage

Servers

Networking

Middleware

Virtualization

Applications

Runtime

Comparing within type…Type Sort Specification Cost on Premise

(3yr)Cost in Azure (3yr)

IaaS Small VM 1 CPU, 1.75 GB RAM

$2,500 / VM $1,500 ($2,400 w/ 33%)

IaaS Medium VM 2 CPU, 3.5 GB RAM $5,000 / VM $3,821 ($4,821 w/ 33%)

IaaS Large VM 4 CPU, 7 GB RAM $10,000 / VM $6,343 ($9,612 w/ 33%)

IaaS Extra Large VM 8 CPU, 14 GB RAM $20,000 / VM $12,711 ($19,260 w/ 33%)

IaaS Storage (Local) 1 TB $10,000 / TB $1,688 ($2,520 w/ 32%)

IaaS Storage (Geo) 1 TB $20,000 / TB $2,291 ($3,420 w/ 32%)

Basic tier is 9% less

Additional Price Cuts Coming: http://blogs.msdn.com/b/windowsazure/archive/2014/03/31/microsoft-azure-innovation-quality-and-price.aspx

Virtual Machine Sizes

Each Persistent Data Disk Can be up to 1 TB

VM Size CPU Cores Memory# Data Disks IOPS

Extra Small Shared 768 MB 1 500

Small 1 1.75 GB 2 2 x 500

Medium 2 3.5 GB 4 4 x 500

Large 4 7 GB 8 8 x 500

Extra Large 8 14 GB 16 16 x 500

A6 4 28 GB 8 8 x 500

A7 8 56 GB 16 16 x 500

• Types of disks (OS vs. Cache vs. Data)• Availability groups• Fault and update domains• Connectivity options

Things to know…

Customer Example:50,000 user+ Enterprise SharePoint

SharePoint Farm ConfigurationAD/DC/DNS

On-prem

LB WFE SQLAppSvr

80/443

Cloud Svc

Virtual Network

On-prem Network

WFE1 APP

VPN Tunnel

Web Front End Tier

Availability Set #1

Front End ServicesDistibuted Cache

Workflow Manager Query Processing

Index Partion #0 Index Partion #0Replica

ReplicaReplica

XL - 8 cores / 14GB

C: (System) 127GBD: (Page File, Blob Cache) 604GBE: (Log) 40GBF: (Index) 500GB

XL - 8 cores / 14GB XL - 8 cores / 14GB

Replica

XL - 8 cores / 14GB

C: (System) 127GBD: (Page File, Blob Cache) 604GBE: (Log) 40GBF: (Index) 500GB

App Server Tier

Availability Set #2

Content Processing

Analytics Back End Services

Content Processing

C: (System) 127GBD: (Page File) 604GBE: (Log) 40GBF: (Analytics) 300GB

Content Processing

C: (System) 127GBD: (Page File) 604GBE: (Log) 40GBF: (Analytics) 300GB

XL - 8 cores / 14GB

Data Server Tier

Availability Set #3

Availability Group #1

Search

Content

Configuration

Service Applications

C: (System) 127GBD: (Page File) 604GBE:, F:, G:, H: (TempDB Files) 500GBI: (TempDB Logs) 500GBL: (Transaction Logs) 500GBJ:, K:, M:, N: (Content Data) 1024GBO: (Search Databases) 1024GB

Content

Configuration

Service Applications

XL - 8 cores / 14GB

Customer Example:200,000 User+ Employee App

Web App ConfigurationAD/DC/DNS

On-prem

LB WFE SQLCaching

80/443

Cloud SvcVirtual Network

On-prem Network

WFE1 APP

Azure AD

VPN Tunnel

Customer Example:Storage Replacement

SharePoint Deployment Configuration AD/DC/DNS

On-prem

LB WFE SQLAppSvr

80/443

Cloud Svc

Virtual Network

On-prem Network

SQL1 AD

VPN Tunnel

Azure Automation

• PowerShell-centric Automation Engine• Entirely hosted in Azure (similar to SMA)• Uses PowerShell workflow

Azure Automation

DemoLap around Azure

Management ExperiencesCloud ManagementNathan Lasnoski Infrastructure Practice DirectorMicrosoft MVP@nlasnoskiblog.concurrency.com

#CNCYevent #ws2012R2 #SysCtr #SCSM, #Orchestrator

• Microsoft management spaces• New cloud based management capabilities• Identifying new opportunities in each area

• Service provider and enterprise cloud (WAP + SPF + System Center)

• User-centric device management (System Center + Intune)

• Azure and Datacenter Cloud Services (Hyper-V Recovery Manager, System Center Advisor)

Major Microsoft management spaces

Windows Azure Pack

R2 w/ Service Provider Foundation

Future Services

Service Bus

SQLVMsWebSites

Service Management API

ServicePlansUsers Provider

PortalConsumer

Self-ServicePortal

Web SitesAppsDatabaseVMs

Service ProviderCustomer

Self Service Portal Moves On-Premises

Common Mgt. Experience

Workload Portability

Cloud-Enabled Services Move On-

Premises

Consistent Dev.

Experience

Other Service

Media,, etc.

Caching

Service Bus

SQLVMRole

WebSites

WorkerRole

Service Management API

Web SitesAppsDatabaseVMs

Subscriber Self-

ServicePortal

Windows Azure

Cloud OS Consistent Experiences

Enterprise Mobility

Today’s Challenges

Deploying and managing applications across platforms is difficult.

Apps Data

Users need to be productive while maintaining compliance and reducing risk.

Users expect to be able to work in any location and have access to all their work resources.

The explosion of devices is eroding the standards-based approach to corporate IT.

Devices

Simplifying Management Across Platforms

Devices & Platforms

Single adminconsole

Windows PCs(x86/64, Intel SoC),

Windows to GoWindows Embedded

Mac OS X

Windows 8.1 PCs & RTWindows Phone 8

iOSAndroid

• Intune• Azure RMS• Azure Active Directory

Base cost is $7.00 per user

Enterprise Mobility Suite

• Self Service Password Reset• Integration with 1,000 popular SAS

applications• Multi Factor Authentication (Azure-MFA)

Azure AD Premium

• Document protection… anywhere• Easy to turn on• Works from any device

Azure-RMS

DemoUnified Device Management

Hyper-V Recovery Manager

• Orchestrates the movement of VMs from one site to another site in a planner failover

• Hosted in Azure and delivered as a monthly service on a “per-VM-protected” basis

Hyper-V Recovery Manager

GSM / Application Insights

• Cloud based perspective on application health

• Integration of application knowledge with dev-ops

• System Center and Visual Studio Integration

GSM / Application Insights

Office365Moving to the cloud…

Nathan LasnoskiInfrastructure Practice DirectorConcurrency@nlasnoskiwww.concurrency.com/blog

• Understand Office365 and Microsoft’s direction

• Topology components• Where does on-premise make sense?

• Microsoft’s investment is in a consolidated Office365 platform, vs. individual products on-premise

• E-mail, SharePoint, Yammer, Lync are easily available as commodity services at near on-premise parity

The market…

• Exchange: 50 GB storage per user Online archive Voicemail eDiscovery Center

• SharePoint: 25 GB storage per user in SkyDrive pro Intranet and collaboration Office Web Apps

• Lync: • Yammer:• Office Mobile and Office Suite (some plans)• Business Intelligence with PowerBI

Quick Snapshot at Office365

Infrastructure Comparison for 250 usersCapability Cost On Premise (3yr) Cost in Office365 (E3 3Yr)

Servers $160,000 (16 servers) $20,000 (2 servers)

Software / Services

$57,320 $180,000

50 GB Mailbox $125,000 (12.5 TB)

OneDrive Pro 25 GB

$62,000

Archive Mailbox $125,000 (12.5 TB)

Staff -

Spam Filtering $10,000

Internet Costs ? ?

TOTAL $539,000 $200,000

• Azure AD, used by Office365: Authentication passed through AD-FS Claims based exchange

How does authentication work?

• File share in the cloud• Easy to collaborate with other team members• Access from any device• 25 GB per user

OneDrive for Business

• Project Online• Active Directory Rights Management• Office 365 Kiosk Users

Office365 Other Capabilities

DemoOneDrive for Business

• Lower needs than sizing noted• Lync voice requirement (though E4 covers this)• Desire for entirely CapX purchase

Reasons not to use Office365

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