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- 6. RETAIL THERAPY HEALTHCARE EDUCATION TRAINING
- 10. User Interface Tools Store
- 11. User Interface App Model APIs Store
- 12. Universal Windows apps and Xamarin iOS
- 14. 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
- 15. Azure footprint 16 regions worldwide in 2014
- 16. 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 BDâs 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 Apiâs Event Hub
- 18. Support for Open Source Languages CMS Devices Databases / Apps Operating systems Management
- 19. Develop apps with⊠.NET Python Node.js Java PHP
- 20. Develop backends with⊠.NET Node.js
- 21. What It Provides Technology Foundation WordPress Content management system/blogging PHP/MySQL Joomla Content management system PHP/MySQL (and others) MediaWiki Wiki package PHP/MySQL (and others) Apache Tomcat Web server/ servlet container Java Django Web framework Python Express Web framework JavaScript/Node.js
- 22. ! Canonical UBUNTU ! Oracle Linux ! - Targets enterprises SUSE Linux Enterprise ! - Community distro openSUSE Linux ! CENTOS by Open Logic - Binary compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux Also available with pre-installed Puppet Enterprise from Puppet Labs Microsoft provides forum-based support for all (today)
- 23. Other Linux distributions are available Example: Debian Images typically include other software Examples: Django, Tomcat/EJB, Drupal, WordPress, Subversion, Jenkins, SugarCRM, ⊠An imageâs provider can offer paid support Example: Bitnami The Linux images in the gallery provide just an OS
- 24. Data Access Microsoft Azure Mobile Services Built with Node.js or .NET Microsoft provides SDKs for all User Authentication Notifications Custom JavaScript Code REST/JSON Windows Store Apps iOS Apps Windows Phone Apps Android Apps Using services from Microsoft or Apple Using identities from Microsoft, Google, etc.
- 25. Operational Data Analytical Data Provided by Microsoft Azure Key/Value Store (Tables, Redis, âŠ) Runs in Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines NoSQL Technologies SQL Technologies Big Data Analytics (HDInsight, Hadoop) Column Family Store (Cassandra, HBase, âŠ) Document Store (MongoDB, âŠ) Relational Database (SQL Database, SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, âŠ) Relational Reporting (SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, âŠ) Graph Database (Neo4J, âŠ) Relational Analytics (SQL Server, Oracle, MySQL, âŠ) Runs in Microsoft Azure Virtual Machines and is open source
- 26. Windows Server Linux $0.09/hour Small A1 (1 core, 1.75 GB) $0.06/hour Medium A2 (2 cores, 3.5 GB) $0.18/hour $0.12/hour Large A3 (4 cores, 7 GB) $0.36/hour $0.24/hour Extra Large A4 (8 cores, 14 GB) $0.72/hour $0.48/hour Memory Intensive A5 (2 cores, 14 GB) $0.33/hour $0.25/hour Memory Intensive A6 (4 cores, 28 GB) $0.66/hour $0.50/hour Memory Intensive A7 (8 cores, 56 GB) $1.32/hour $1.00/hour Linux is as much as 1/3 cheaper than Windows Server
- 27. ï§ ï§ ï§ ï§ http://msopentech.com/blog/project-categories/devops/
- 29. Service Manager
- 33. Virtual Machine management http://aka.ms/devops_oss_ms
- 36. Delivering on one of the old dreams of Microsoft co-founder Bill Gates: Computers that can see, hear and understand. John Platt Distinguished scientist at Microsoft Research What is Machine Learning? Predictive computing systems become smarter with experience â â
- 37. Microsoft & Machine Learning 15 years of realizing innovation 1999 2004 2005 2008 2010 2012 2014 SQL Server enables data mining Computers work on users behalf, filtering junk email Microsoft Kinect can watch users gestures Microsoft launches Azure Machine Learning Microsoft search engine built with machine learning Bing Maps ships with ML traffic-prediction service Successful, real-time, speech-to-speech translation John Platt, Distinguished scientist at Microsoft Research â Machine learning is pervasive throughout Microsoft products. â
- 38. Azure Machine Learning How it works Enable custom predictive analytics solutions at the speed of the market â The main benefit we have experienced is that everything is in one place. Data is stored in the same place that hosts computations on the data. Corey Coscioni West Monroe â
- 39. Web Apps Mobile Apps PowerBI/Dashboards ML API API service service and the Developer Developer âą Tested models available as an url that can be called from any end point Portal Azure Ops Team Studio Data Scientist HDInsight Azure Storage Desktop Data & ML API service ML Studio and the Data Scientist âą Access and prepare data âą Create, test and train models âą Collaborate âą One click to stage for production via the API service Azure Portal & ML API service and the Azure Ops Team âą Create ML Studio workspace âą Assign storage account(s) âą Monitor ML consumption âą See alerts when model is ready âą Deploy models to web service Business users easily access results: from anywhere, on any device
- 41. Imagine what machine learning could do for your business. Churn analysis Equipment monitoring Spam filtering Ad targeting Recommendations Fraud detection Image detection & classification Forecasting Anomaly detection
- 42. >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
- 43. Great experiences ⊠⊠cloud-first! Mobile-firstâŠ
- 44. www.microsoft.com/learning http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/TechEd https://aka.ms/ativeAzure https://aka.ms/treinamentosCloud
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- 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 thereâs more! That same code can now be used for Android and iOS â less friction, more apps.
- Timing: 2 minutes To further advance the companyâs long-standing investments in openness including interoperability, open standards and open source, Microsoft launched a wholly-owned subsidiary Microsoft Open Technologies, Inc. (MS Open Tech) in early 2012. We are motivated by the core belief that open technology is a powerful enabler â and this concept underscores all of the work we do to create technical bridges between Microsoft and non-Microsoft technologies. We are an organization of engineers, standards professionals and technical evangelists who are both experienced in and passionate about working with an equally diverse set of technologies. In addition, we leverage our ability to marshal engineering talent from Microsoft on a project basis through the MS Open Tech Hub engineering program to help facilitate the exchange and evolution of open source engineering best practices. Code talks within MS Open Tech. Many of our primary activities encompass building open source code and promoting the development and adoption of open technical standards specifications to deliver a more seamless experience across hardware, software and devices. Please visit our Projects page for more details about our community contributions in these areas Main Executives MS Open Tech Executives Jean Paoli President In his role as President of MS Open Tech, Jean leads a diverse team of engineers, standards professionals and technical evangelists to promote open platform development and customer choice by delivering new technologies in collaboration with open source and standards communities. A passionate advocate of open standards since 1985, Jean was one of the co-creators of the XML 1.0 standard via the World Wide Web Consortium (W3C), and he has garnered multiple industry awards for his work. Upon joining Microsoft Corporation in 1996, Jean jump-started XML development and managed the team that delivered msxml, the software that XML-enabled both Internet Explorer and the Windows operating system. Jean helped architect Office XML support and was instrumental in creating InfoPath, the XML Office Electronic Forms application. He also participated in ISO/IEC SC34/ WG4 and as co-chair of the TC45 Ecma standards committee that formalized the Office Open XML Format as an international standard. Operating as a distinct business operation since 2012, Jeanâs team at MS Open Tech has worked closely with many business groups across Microsoft to promote several technical standards, including W3Câs HTML5, IETFâs HTTP 2.0, Cloud standards in DMTF and OASIS. The team also collaborates with a broad variety of development communities to contribute tools that promote interoperability between Microsoft technologies within open source environments such as Node.js, MongoDB and Phonegap. Prior to Microsoft, Jean worked with a number of European research institutes, including INRIA in France, where he designed systems to facilitate data exchange for major corporations Gianugo Rabellino Senior Director of Open Source Communities With more than 20 years of experience in the open source community, Gianugo brings a deep understanding of open technologies and platforms to his role as Senior Director of Open Source Communities at MS Open Tech. He is charged with promoting the teamâs broad engagement with developer communities to help create new business opportunities using Microsoft and non-Microsoft technologies. Gianugo has also been an active member of the Apache Software Foundation since 1999, where he currently serves as vice president of the Apache XML Project Management Committee. Additionally, he assists on a number of projects as a mentor through the Apache Incubator, and speaks at conferences around the world about open development. Previously, Gianugo was the founder and CEO of Sourcesense, the leading open source services company in Europe, where he drove sustained double-digit growth to expand its operations across Italy, the Netherlands and the UK. Gianugo has also held a variety of senior management roles at Pro-netics, Ksolutions, and Bibop Research where he was responsible for the software development and system/network administration groups and worked with several customers including Sun, IBM, Oracle, ISP and the Apache Software Foundation. As an open source technical and policy consultant, he co-founded the first official Linux association in Italy, elevating Linux and open source development to the mainstream within that region. He received his undergraduate degree from Liceo Classico Gabriello Chiabrera and his graduate degree from Universita degli Studi di Genova. Twitter: @Gianugo Kamaljit Bath Director of Engineering Team Kamaljit joined MS Open Tech with nearly 20 years of diverse software industry experience at various levels. He leads the companyâs engineering team to create standards-based tools that facilitate interoperability between open source and Microsoft products and technologies, which has resulted in open source project contributions such as: WebKit, Blink, Node.js, Apache QPID, jQuery and Apache Cordova. Kamaljit also coordinates the Interoperability Executive Customer (IEC) Council â an advisory board comprised of ~35 CIOs representing global public and private sector enterprises. In this capacity, he works closely with many Microsoft product teams, standards and policy teams, as well as the Microsoft Trustworthy Computing and Engineering Excellence teams, to strategize on features, best practices and trainings that align with the objective of achieving greater interoperability with Microsoft products and technologies. Previously, Kamaljit spearheaded Microsoftâs first-ever participation in an Apache-sponsored open source project, managing the Apache Stonehenge incubator to showcase the interoperability of web services standards. He was also lead program manager on both the Microsoft Office InfoPath and Microsoft SQL Server teams. Prior to Microsoft, he worked as an Oracle database and forms programmer and mainframe to client-server systems analyst in several Fortune 500 companies. Kamaljit received his Bachelor of Science in Computer Science from National Institute of Technology, Allahabad, India in India. Paul Cotton Partner Group Manager Paul leads the standards team MS Open Tech. He has nearly 40 years of experience in all aspects of software development. He is credited with Microsoftâs cloud computing interoperability and standards strategy and he previously led the companyâs multi-year web services standardization efforts within W3C, OASIS and WS-I. After several leadership roles within the W3C, Paul presently serves as co-chair of the working group responsible for the HTML5 specification. Paul is also a Microsoft Standards Advisor supporting cross-divisional strategic standards issues and acts chair of Canadian Advisory Committees for the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) - SC 38 Cloud Computing and SC 34 Document Description and Processing Languages. Paul also architected, developed and managed the SQL-based full-text product with an Open DataBase Connectivity (ODBC) interface, and was a major contributor to consortium efforts such as ATA SFQL, SQL Access Group CLI, SQLJ and SQLX. Prior to Microsoft, Paul founded a consulting company and software vendor, Officesmiths, where he was an architect and development manager for a successful office automation software product. He has served as the United Nations advisor and project manager to successful software projects in Chile and Burma. He has also worked for IBM Canada, Fulcrum Technologies, PBC & Associates, Alphatext Inc., and Statistics Canada. Paul received his undergraduate degree, and a Masters of Mathematics from the University of Waterloo.
- 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. Itâs 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.Â