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Developing applications with windows azure
This document provides an overview of developing applications with Windows Azure. It discusses what Azure is and how it can be used for enterprise applications. It explains the different types of cloud services - IaaS, PaaS, and SaaS - and how Azure provides both PaaS and IaaS capabilities. The document then discusses some of the specific Azure services like SQL Azure, storage options, AppFabric, and Service Bus. It provides examples of what types of applications can be developed and highlights some key unsupported SQL features. Finally, it summarizes the major Azure components.
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- 1. DEVELOPING APPLICATIONS WITH WINDOWS AZURE Sundararajan Subramanian Solution Architect Im Cloudie – I want to know what is windows Azure.
- 2. What is Cloud? An approach to computing that’s about internet scale and connecting to a variety of devices and endpoints
- 3. Oh.. Internet Scale.. CanI Use it for Enterprise applications Yes You can. Any Application that has a Varied Load(requires elasticity) is a good candidate
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- 5. Office 365 is cloud.Then What is Azure? There are 3 types – IAAS, PAAS and SAAS
- 6. CLOUD SERVICES Packaged Infrastructure Platform Software (as a Service) Software (as a Service) (as a Service) You manage Applications Applications Applications Applications You manage Data Data Data Data Runtime Runtime Runtime Runtime Managed by vendor Middleware Middleware Middleware Middleware You manage Managed by vendor O/S O/S O/S O/S Managed by vendor Virtualization Virtualization Virtualization Virtualization Servers Servers Servers Servers Storage Storage Storage Storage Networking Networking Networking Networking
- 7. Office 365 is SAAS – Azure is PAAS Yes Absolutely right
- 8. What can I developwith Azure? Almost All types of Web applications
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- 11. What Can IStore in Windows Azure Storage? Data, Files, images, videos
- 12. WINDOWS AZURE STORAGE Table Blobs Queue • Unstructured • Files • Messaging data • Page blobs/ system • A group of Block blobs • Asynchronous entities(name • CDN can be processing /Value pairs) enabled • Redundant , Fast Storage
- 13. Can’t I useSQL Data? Should I rewrite my apps for table storage Not necessary– SQL Azure provides an option to store your relational data.
- 14. SQL AZURE Extending SQLServer to the Cloud
- 15. UNSUPPORTED T-SQL FEATURES •Common Language Runtime (CLR) • Database file placement • Database mirroring • Distributed queries • Distributed transactions • Filegroup management • Global temporary tables • SQL Server configuration options • SQL Server Service Broker
- 16. I want mycompany AD users alone to use the app. Seems integration is not so simple It is Simple. We will talk about AppFabric that will help you achieve this
- 17. WINDOWS AZURE APPFABRIC BuildingBlock Services for developing connected applications
- 18. Service Bus? Iwant train .. Service Train……….. ha ha ha ha ha… Service bus is…..
- 19. SERVICE BUS Topics Queues Relay Subscriptions • Pub Sub • Queuing • Public Cloud model – Private Cloud connectivity
- 20. Wow.. A wholelot of impressive features.. Is that all No .. There is something more
- 21. • Azure Connect •VM Roles
- 22. Table Storage Queue Blob Web Role Windows Azure Compute Worker Role VM Role Topics/Subs Service Bus Queuing App Fabric ACS Relay Azure Connect Caching
- 23. Ok Bye… Igot to go and develop an app in Windows Azure… Thanks Cloudie.. Have fun….
- 24. THANK YOU Sundararajans@aditi.com www.codeshelve.com http://adititechnologiesblog.blogspot.in/