Microsoft abraça o Open Source - InteropMix
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Material usado durante a abertura do evento InteropMix (interopmix.com.br) em Novembro de 2014. Mostra os avanços da Microsoft na integração de nossas soluções de nuvem e mobilidade com o open source, incluindo Android, Linux, MySQL e movimentos estrategicos tais como tornar o .NET Framework open source
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Microsoft abraça o Open Source - InteropMix
- 6. RETAIL THERAPY HEALTHCARE EDUCATION TRAINING
- 9. Our vision Every App Every Developer
- 11. Every App
- 12. Announcing Open sourcing .NET Core Runtime and Framework
- 13. Announcing A cross-platform .NET for Linux and Mac
- 14. &
- 15. .NET and mobile development Desktop apps - Universal Windows Apps WPF
- 16. Announcing
- 17. Mobile Development Cloud Development DevOps
- 18. Announcing A new free Visual Studio: Visual Studio Community
- 20. Available today Community 2013 www.visualstudio.com
- 22. Programming languages + tools .NET, Visual Studio, TFS + Git, Java, NodeJS, PHP, Python, Ruby, C++ .NET Hyper-PaaS V Visual Web Studio Media Mobile Identity System Gaming Cloud services Center Data Analytics Active Directory IaaS Windows VMs Linux VMs Storage Networking Microsoft cloud infrastructure
- 23. Azure footprint 16 regions worldwide in 2014
- 24. Memory Optimized Disk Optimized Portal Puppet Chef Docker Traffic Mgr .NET Support2014 Powershell Automation Remote Apps Mobile Services Offline Sync Virtual Machines SQL Database .NET 4.5 Active GEO replication Networking Visual Studio & .NET Resource Manager Point-to-site VPN Xamarin Dynamic Routing VSO GA Web Sites SMB File System IBIZA Remote Debug VM Management Powershell and DSC Capture / Deploy Autoscale Subnet Routing Static IP Storage Autoscale Web Jobs Backup Java Support ASP.NET MVC 5.1 ASP.NET Web API 2.1 AD support Node.JS project support Kindle Support Remote Debugging BD’s up to 500GB 99.95% SLA Self Service Site Recovery HDInsight Hadoop 2.2 YARN support .NET Foundation Azure Redis Cache API Management Site Recovery Cordova VSO Open Api’s Event Hub
- 25. Support for Open Source Languages CMS Devices Databases / Apps Operating systems Management
- 26. Develop apps with… .NET Python Node.js Java PHP
- 27. Develop backends with… .NET Node.js
- 28. >57% >300k Fortune 500 using Azure Active websites More than 1,000,000 SQL Databases in Azure >30TRILLION >300MILLION storage objects AAD users >3 MILLION BILLION requests/sec >13 authentication/wk >1.65 MILLION Developers registered with Visual Studio Online
- 29. Game sessions hosted using Azure Hosted using >100,000 Azure Virtual Machines
- 30. Olympics NBC Sports Live video encoding and streaming Web + Mobile 100 million viewers 2.1 million concurrent HD viewers during the USA vs. Canada hockey match
- 33. Summary New scenarios for Visual Studio developers Open for any developer, any app www.visualstudio.com
- 34. www.microsoft.com/learning http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEd http://azure.microsoft.com/pt-br/ http://aka.ms/treinamentosazure
- 35. www.microsoft.com/learning http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEd http://microsoft.com/technet http://microsoft.com/msdn
- 36. Great experiences … … cloud-first! Mobile-first…
Editor's Notes
- This presentation provides an overview of why developers and businesses should want to build with Microsoft. It is has been created to be used on its own or for you to use before you dive on more specific product or technical discussions. Please send any feedback to platstory@Microsoft.com
- It’s a mobile first / cloud first world The number of smart devices connected to the internet passed the number of people on the planet in 2008. This will only keep growing at a faster rate. Cheap storage and easy access to computing power has shifted developer interest to the cloud. Lots of interesting new possibilities but also some pain points for devs and businesses: How do I reach people across a multitude of devices? Does doing so mean learning new skills? If so, at what cost? How do I stand out in a sea of apps? How can I reach more platforms more easily? Over 2 billion PCs, 5B phones and 7B people. Expecting 50 billion devices by 2020 and 10 trillion items with smart technology in them. In 2008 the number of connected devices surpassed people.
- One of the platform innovations in Windows Phone 8.1 is bringing together voice commanding with the power of Cortana. You now get an incredibly simple, yet amazingly flexible system that enables whole new ways for customers to interact with your apps. In Windows Phone 8.1 you no longer have to define grammars or long phrase lists. You give Cortana’s hybridized speech recognition platform hints… and she’ll do the hard work building and optimizing the grammars for you. Everything Cortana knows about – all the words in the dictionary, movie titles, musicians, etc. – all are now at your disposal. It's like a natural language command line for the future.
- From docking satellites to assisting in surgery, the Kinect has enabled people to build some truly creative and unique experiences. The new Kinect for Windows leverages all the benefits found in the Kinect for Xbox One
- Windows Story This means that we are now able to say that you write your app once and deploy it across all Windows devices. Desktop Apps Tablet Apps Phone Apps Games, LOB Apps, Professional Apps Developers can now get the benefit of building an app so it can be deployed on all Windows device form factors. But there’s more! That same code can now be used for Android and iOS – less friction, more apps.
- Creative directions Layout, colors Use official Microsoft font Initially the “Microsoft loves OSS” should be in the center of the screen On click we would animate the text to the top to reveal “Announcing… Open sourcing the .NET server stack”
- Creative directions Layout, colors Align with previous, transition between the two with an animation that makes sense. Show Microsoft loves Linux first, then the announcement on click.
- Creative directions Layout, colors Align with previous, transition between the two with an animation that makes sense.
- From the latest web technologies to old school programing languages, chances are you already have the skills to build apps and experiences on our platform.
- For Microsoft, the runtime for the cloud OS is a set of capabilities that will enable development against the cloud design point and new app patterns. It’s comprised of a core set of capabilities such as virtual machines, websites, and media & mobile services that developers can extend through higher level services such as identity, data, and integration. In addition, application/SaaS-level extensibility also enables an increasingly relevant class of apps, especially for business application developers. As developers shift toward the emerging app pattern, this portfolio of capabilities will become the baseline set of requirements, and only Microsoft has this portfolio today. In Windows Azure, we ship these capabilities on a continuous basis (many of them just since the last Build in 2012) to support delivery of this new runtime for the development scenarios that will matter in the device & service era, and it starts with the IaaS capability of Windows Azure Virtual Machines for developers that want to write to bare metal. There are a number of recent advancements, including high availability, load-balanced SQL Server, virtual private gateway, and the availability of Windows Server Blue as a supported OS image.
- Points to land: Imagine what you could do… 360,000 concurrent cores Have EA tell the story Assume we don't run out of capacity