A Brief Overview Enabling Service Providers Chris Van Wesep Cloud OS Product MKTG Manager Microsoft Corp. Delivering Windows Azure Services on Windows Server
Challenges and needs Overview of Cloud OS Architecture & Capabilities Demo Next steps
We want: Flexible Virtual Machine Mobility Simplified deployment & administration Multi-tenancy and quotas to support billing Interoperability of technologies across clouds Persistent storage for restoring changes Preconfigured virtualized server workloads Value-add services such as monitoring or backup
Capabilities for Service Providers Enables modern apps Integrated virtualization Shared-nothing Live Migration Virtual machine portability Hyper-V Network Virtualization Scale and performance for the largest workloads Dynamic memory and smart paging Hyper-V Replica Flexible development Programming symmetry (frameworks and languages) Hybrid applications WebSocket protocol and HTML5 Complete data platform Active-active file server clusters Transparent failover SQL Server Common identity and security Federate identity across private and public clouds Claims-aware identity Cross-premises connectivity Resource metering and QoS Windows PowerShell 3.0 NUMA-aware scalability IIS CPU throttling Unified dev-ops and management Centralized SSL certificate support Service Management Portal and API Massively scalable websites
Challenges and needs Overview of Cloud OS Architecture & Capabilities Demo Next steps
Finished services Service Management Portal Service Management API Web Sites Controller (Web farm framework) Virtual Machines Service Provider Foundation API Third Party Web Farm Front-end/Workers High density and scalable (Application Request Routing/Dynamic Windows Process Activation Service ) Easy deployment and administration Windows Server Fully self-service Offer preconfigured workloads System Center (Virtual Machine Manager Component) Windows and Linux Windows Server Fully self-service Third Party Modules Billing Services Custom Consoles Windows Server Custom Services and more Web Sites Virtual Machines Third Party 8
It s easy to deploy and administer high-density scalable website hosting services Scalable Automated Flexible High-density and secure web hosting Open publishing methods and protocols Integrated and open solution Lowers customer onboarding costs and streamlines upselling Upsell from shared to reserved Support for PHP, Node.js, and ASP.NET Metering and throttling of resources Fully integrated into Web App Gallery
Infrastructure as a Service Solution Using Service Provider Portal Using REST-based Odata API. Uses the power of System Center and Windows Server to easily create an Infrastructure as a Service solution for customers to provision and manage Virtual Machines. Service Management Portal Multi-tenancy Preconfigured virtualized server workloads Dashboard Rich self-service experience Support Multi Platform Isolation and Quotas Resource Metering 16
Enable service providers to deploy IaaS solution Tenant 1 Tenant admins Tenant s apps, scripts, and tools Provider s other systems Self-service users Tenant 2 Tenant admins REST OData API Aggregation Automation Tenant s apps, scripts, and tools Self-service users
Service Management Portal Rich self-service experience Ease of Control Quotas
Management APIs for Custom Portals Custom Resource Providers Custom Theming Usage Adaptor for Billing Systems http://bit.ly/asws-samples
Learn more and download Windows Azure Services for Hosting Service Providers: http://www.microsoft.com/hosting/en/us/services.aspx Download Windows Server 2012 evaluation http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/evalcenter/hh670538.aspx System Center 2012 Service Pack 1 http://www.microsoft.com/en-us/download/details.aspx?id=34607 Check out the Microsoft Private Cloud Accelerate (MPCA) Program http://www.microsoftcloudpartner.com