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You will learn how to deploy and manage powerful applications and services with Cloud Services. Configure, monitor, and scale your cloud services in Azure. Using Azure cloud service, you can deploy a multi-tier web application in Azure, defining multiple roles to distribute processing and allow flexible scaling of your application. A cloud service consists of one or more web roles and/or worker roles, each with its own application files and configuration. Azure Websites and Virtual Machines also enable web applications on Azure. Upload your application and Azure handles the deployment details – from provisioning and load balancing to health monitoring for continuous availability. The main advantage of cloud services is the ability to support more complex multi-tier architectures.
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Windows Azure
Building & Deploying Cloud Services
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Session Speaker
Amit DubayDirector - Mobility and Cloud
Azure MCP
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Agenda
Introduction to Windows Azure Cloud Services
Cloud Computing
Creating and Deploying a Cloud Service
Scale an application
Manage Cloud Services
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Cloud Computing
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Cloud Computing
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Introduction to Cloud Services
VIRTUAL MACHINES
SERVICE MGMT PORTAL & API
WEB SITES SERVICE BUS
Reliable Messaging
Standards Based
Cross Cloud
Fully self-service
Web Application PaaS
Highly Scalable
Dev-ops optimized
Integrated SCC
Fully self-service
IaaS - Elastic Tiers
Virtual Networks
Window and Linux
Gallery of apps
Fully self-service
Azure Consistent
Federated Identities
Active Directory
Standards Based
Device Friendly
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Virtual Machines
Scenarios
Gallery Images
Infrastructure as a service
VM Size and Region
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Websites
Publishing Techniques
Scenarios
Platform as a service
Wide range of technologies
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Cloud Services
Monitoring
Scenarios
Platform as a service
Web and Worker Roles
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Making a choice
Offers both web roles and worker roles
Administrative access to your application's VMs
Provides separate staging and production environments
Use networking technologies such as Azure Virtual Network and
Azure Connect to hook on-premises computers
Use Remote Desktop to connect directly to an application's VMs
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Create a Cloud Service
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Deploying a Cloud Service
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Scaling an Application - Considerations
Add Virtual Machines that you create to an availability set to scale an
application that uses them
Scaling is affected by core usage. Larger role instances or Virtual
Machines use more cores
Create a queue and associate it with a role or availability set before
you can scale an application based on a message threshold
Scaling resources that are linked to your cloud service
Ensure two or more role instances or Virtual Machines
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Scaling an Application
Manually scale an
application
Scale linked resources
Automatically scale an
application
- Avg. CPU usage
- Queue Message
Schedule scaling of
application
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Managing Cloud Services
Cloud
Service Configuration
• Settings
• Certificates
• Operating System
Settings
Upload Cloud Service
configuration manually
Configure Remote
Access
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Update Cloud Services
Update a cloud service
role or deployment
Swap deployments to
promote a staged
deployment to
production
Link a resource to a
cloud service
Delete deployments
and a cloud service
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Monitoring Cloud Services
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