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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />

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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />2<br />Who are we?<br />Kurt Claeys<br />Microsoft EMEA<br />Technology Solution Professional Windows Azure<br />kclaeys@microsoft.comhttp://twitter.com/kurtclaeys<br />Mel Gerats<br />Orbit One, Lead developer<br />mel@orbitone.com<br />Olivier Mangelschots<br />Orbit One, Managing Director<br />olivier@orbitone.com<br />

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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />3<br />Free workshop<br />Sponsored by Microsoft Azure<br />In collaboration with <br />Belgian Umbraco User Group (BUUG.be)<br />Hosted by Orbit One<br />

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We are:<br />Team of 18<br />Microsoft Gold Partner<br />We build:<br />Websites, Intranet, Portals, custom solutions<br />We love:<br />.NET, SharePoint, Dynamics CRM, Umbraco, Lync, New World of Work<br />Orbit OneInternet Solutions<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />10 March, 2011<br />4<br />

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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />5<br />Who are you?<br />Damiaan Peeters (Comm-IT.be)<br />TomCrombez (Microsoft.com)<br />Christophe Heureux (JWTDialogue.com)<br />DavidDesloovere (Natcheurope.com)<br />Anthony Candaele (Webmove.be)<br />Dirk De Grave (netaddICTs.be)<br />DavidVerberckmoes (Promex.be)<br />Voicu Matei (OrbitOne.com)<br />Thomas Stock (OrbitOne.com)<br />Lieven Meys (OrbitOne.com)<br />Kevin De Smet (OrbitOne.com)<br />Welcome!<br />

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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />6<br />Don’t miss: Umbraco BE Festival<br />Friday 18 March 9:00 – 18:00<br />deSingel Antwerp<br />Free entrance, register on BUUG.be<br />International speakers<br />Sponsored by:<br />

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7<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />10 March, 2011<br />We will make everything available:<br />Slides<br />Binaries/source code<br />Documentation<br />Check www.buug.be<br />Downloads<br />

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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />8<br />Agenda<br />9:30 – 11:00 Technical dive into Azure<br />Break<br />11:30 – 12:30 Umbraco CMS and Azure<br />Lunch<br />13:30 Azure Development Program<br />13:45 – 16:30 Hands-on workshop<br />We are a small group, let’s make it interactive!<br />

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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />9<br />Is your laptop prepped?<br />This afternoon, you need:<br />Visual Studio 2010<br />Windows Azure SDK 1.3<br />SQL Server 2008 Express R2<br />SQL Azure migration wizard<br />Registered Azure Account<br />Links on http://www.buug.be/en/events<br />

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Technical dive into Azure<br />10<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />10 March, 2011<br />

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Who is familiar with?<br />Load balancer (NLB)<br />Round robin<br />Sticky sessions<br />10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />11<br />

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Concept: Network load balancing (NLB)<br />10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />12<br />

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SOFTWARE<br />PLATFORM<br />INFRASTRUCTURE<br />AS A SERVICE<br />AS A SERVICE<br />AS A SERVICE<br />Journey to the Cloud<br />

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The Windows Azure platform is a flexible cloud–computing platform that lets you focus on solving business problems and addressing customer needs.<br />

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Cloud Computing Taxonomy<br />The Windows Azure platform fits here<br />IaaS<br /> Traditional IT<br />SaaS<br />PaaS<br />You manage<br />Applications<br />Applications<br />Applications<br />Applications<br />Data<br />Data<br />Data<br />Data<br />You manage<br />Runtime<br />Runtime<br />Runtime<br />Runtime<br />Managed by vendor<br />Middleware<br />Middleware<br />Middleware<br />Middleware<br />You manage<br />Managed by vendor<br />O/S<br />O/S<br />O/S<br />O/S<br />Managed by vendor<br />Virtualization<br />Virtualization<br />Virtualization<br />Virtualization<br />Servers<br />Servers<br />Servers<br />Servers<br />Storage<br />Storage<br />Storage<br />Storage<br />Networking<br />Networking<br />Networking<br />Networking<br />

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Cloud Scenarios<br />“Growing Fast“ <br />“On and Off “ <br />Inactivity<br />Period <br />Compute <br />Compute <br />Average Usage<br />Usage<br />Average<br />Time <br />Time <br />On & off workloads (e.g. batch job)<br />Over provisioned capacity is wasted <br />Time to market can be cumbersome <br />Successful services needs to grow/scale <br />Keeping up w/ growth is big IT challenge <br />Complex lead time for deployment<br />“Unpredictable Bursting“ <br />“Predictable Bursting“ <br />Compute <br />Compute <br />Average Usage <br />Average Usage <br />Time <br />Time <br />Unexpected/unplanned peak in demand <br />Sudden spike impacts performance <br />Can’t over provision for extreme cases <br />Services with micro seasonality trends <br />Peaks due to periodic increased demand<br />IT complexity and wasted capacity <br />

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Azure Examples<br />online tax declaration, <br />deadline is july 15th<br />internet based lottery game grows <br />faster than expected<br />

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Azure Datacenters<br />Quincy, WA<br />Chicago, IL<br />San Antonio, TX<br />Dublin, Ireland<br />Generation 4 DCs<br />

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Azure Fabric Controller<br />Service Definition<br />The Fabric Controller communicates with every server within the Fabric. <br />Interacts with a “Fabric Agent” on each machine<br />Monitors every VM, application and instance<br />Service Management is performed by the Fabric Controller <br />Performs load balancing, check pointing and recovery<br />Fabric Controller<br />Fabric<br />X<br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br /><br />X<br /><br /><br />X<br /><br />

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Virtual Network<br />Storage<br />Compute<br />Access Control<br />Service Bus<br />Caching<br />Reporting<br />Database<br />Data Sync<br />

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Azure Architecture<br />Windows Azure Service<br />SQL Data<br />Your Service<br />Worker Service<br />NL B<br />Worker <br />Role<br />SQL<br />Internet<br />SQL<br />Your Storage<br />SQL<br />Queues<br />Web Site<br />(ASPX, ASMX, WCF)<br />Web Site<br />(ASPX, ASMX, WCF)<br />Web Role<br />(ASPX, WCF)<br />Tables<br />Blobs<br />

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Azure Network Load Balancer<br />webrole<br />NLB<br />Instance 1<br />Instance 2<br />Instance 3<br />

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Azure Network Load Balancer<br />webrole<br />NLB<br />Instance 1<br />Instance 2<br />Instance 3<br />

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Azure Network Load Balancer<br />webrole<br />NLB<br />Instance 1<br />Instance 2<br />“round robin”<br />no sticky sessions !<br />Instance 3<br />

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Azure Roles<br />Running apps in a virtual machine<br />A virtual machine can have 1,2,4 or 8 cores<br />We can have multiple instances of the VM running<br />Three types<br />Web Role = internet facing, IIS, request/response, ASP.NET or WCF<br />Worker Role = background processing, endless loop, internal endpoints, can host WCF services<br />VM Role = custom OS (W2008R2)<br />

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Azure Roles<br /><ul><li>WebRole

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Hosting ASP.NET pages and/or WCF Services.

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Handles incoming HTTP/HTTPS requests.

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Public, Internet faced.

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Has access to Storage Services.

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WorkerRole

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Code running in background, processing jobs.

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‘Hidden’ processing power.

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Similar to a batch job or Windows service.

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Handles messages from a queue.

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Has access to Storage Services.</li></li></ul><li>Azure Service<br />Storage<br />Service<br />X number of Webroles<br />external endpoint 1 <br />(port80)<br />blobs<br />webrole 1<br />tables<br />Instance 1<br />Instance 2<br />Instance 3<br />queues<br />external <br />endpoint 2 <br />(port X)<br />webrole 2<br />Instance 1<br />internal endpoint<br />internal endpoint<br />internal endpoint<br />Performance Metrics<br />Instance 1<br />Instance 2<br />Instance 3<br />workerrole1<br />Application Log Files<br />X number of Workerroles<br />Event Logs<br />certificate<br />IIS Logs<br />SQL Azure DB<br />Crashdumps<br />Service configuration, maintainable after deploy<br />Service definition, defined at deployment<br />

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Configuring Virtual Machines Size<br />

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Configuring the service<br />Service configuration, maintainable after deploy<br />Number of instances<br />ConnectionString to Storage<br />Thumbprints of certificates<br />Custom setting<br />Service definition, defined at deployment<br />Size of VM<br />Local storage capacity<br />Endpoint<br />External<br />Internal<br />

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Scaling (custom scaling engine)<br />App<br />performance metrics<br />Local DB<br />App<br />App<br />running on 2 instances<br />3<br />interprete metrics<br />defines on metrics and polling intervals<br />Scaling engine<br />changes the configuration<br />Configuration<br />

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Azure VMRole<br />Ability to upload your own customized WS2008R2 Enterprise images<br />Full control over the OS image, install whatever you want on it.<br />You can remote desktop into the OS<br />Target scenarios<br />Need to use apps/libraries with no unattended setup<br />32 bits apps<br />Change registry settings<br />Scale out !<br />Instances are behind loadbalancer, one public IP per service<br />No durability of OS image on hardware failure<br />With VM Role, the customer creates & maintains the OS<br />Paying model = Paying model of current web/workerrole<br />Uses differencing disks to upload deltas to image<br />

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Web/WorkerRole vs VMRole<br />All three are virtual images running in the datacenter under control of the Azure fabric controller behind the loadbalancer.<br />Web/Worker Role<br />The virtual image is already there, ... you upload your app, ... Azure places this app on the image and runs the image.<br />VM Role<br />You upload the complete virtual image with all apps installed, ... Azure runs the image<br />Visual Studio<br />virtual image<br />virtual image<br />virtual image<br />app<br />app<br />app<br />Azure<br />Azure<br />app<br />development environment<br />development environment<br />Hyper-V<br />

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Azure Storage<br />Non SQL data<br />Unlimited storage<br />4 types<br />Tables: no fixed schema, no relations<br />Blobs: large objects, have metadata attributes, MIME type aware<br />Queues: assync communication to workerrole<br />Drives: NTFS volume mounted to roles<br />Accessible through a HTTP/REST API<br />

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Windows Azure Storage Account<br />User creates a globally unique storage account name.<br />Account<br />Blob<br />Table<br />Queue<br />Storagekeepsbeingavailable, even whenapplication is not running !<br />

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Libraries<br />Microsoft.WindowsAzure.*<br />Found in Windows Azure SDK<br />System.Data.ServicesSystem.Data.Services.Client<br />.NET 3.5<br />using Microsoft.WindowsAzure;<br />using Microsoft.WindowsAzure.StorageClient;<br />using System.Data.Services.Common;<br />

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Azure Storage Tables<br />partition key<br />Tables are partitioned to support load balancing across storage nodes<br />unique<br />row key<br />timestamp<br />table<br />field1<br />field2<br />field3<br />PAAS<br />

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Table Partioning<br />Data<br />Row key<br />Partition key<br />A<br />123<br />foo<br />bar<br />etc<br />A<br />123<br />foo<br />bar<br />etc<br />A<br />124<br />foo<br />bar<br />etc<br />A<br />124<br />foo<br />bar<br />etc<br />B<br />123<br />foo<br />bar<br />etc<br />B<br />123<br />foo<br />bar<br />etc<br />Partition “B”<br />Partition “A”<br />Storage node 1<br />Storage node 2<br />PAAS<br />

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Azure Storage Blobs<br />Large data<br />Can be made private or public<br />Can have metadata attributes and MIME types<br />Can be cached by a Azure Content Delivery Network (CDN)<br />Time based access to blobs with shared access signatures<br />Two Types<br />Block Blobs : max 200GB, Usefor data which is streamed back to a worker or client<br />Page Blobs : max 1TB, Use for data accessed frequently by random reads and writes.<br />Azure Drives are also blobs <br />PAAS<br />

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Blob addressing<br />Blob<br />Container<br />Accounts<br />Pic001.jpg<br />SomeContainer<br />Pic002.jpg<br />MyAccount<br />Mov001.wmv<br />AnotherContainer<br />Mov002.wmv<br />http://<AccountName>.blob.core.windows.net/<ContainerName>/<BlobName><br />

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Azure Storage Blobs accessibility<br />blob<br />private<br />(Azure service or on premises)<br />need storage credentials<br />no storage credentials <br />public<br />(browser, REST)<br />time based with shared access signature<br />GET http://myaccount.blob.core.windows.net/pictures/profile.jpg? st=2009-02-09&se=2009-02-10 &sr=c&sp=r&si=YWJjZGVmZw%3d%3d&sig= dD80ihBh5jfNpymO5Hg1IdiJIEvHcJpCMiCMnN%2fRnbI%3d<br />PAAS<br />

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Shared Access Signatures<br />Limit blobs in public container to be readable only if url contains shared access signature. <br />Share access signature can be made valid for a timerange only. <br />http://<accountname>.blob.core.windows.net/<containername>/<blobname>?se=2010-04-04T11%3A38%3A31Z&sr=b&sp=r&sig=D73BRVuRBV9nXp9rsw35b5rkLadi6YEZ4Ti1S8eeAQQ%3D<br />

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Azure Storage Drives<br />On premises <br />Azure<br />Blob Storage<br />WIN7/WS2008<br />data<br />data<br />NTFS volume as .vhd, mounted to local OS<br />Web/WorkerRole<br />PAAS<br />

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Azure Storage Drives<br />On premises <br />Azure<br />Blob Storage<br />WIN7/WS2008<br />data<br />data<br />data<br />Upload as blob<br />unmounted<br />Web/WorkerRole<br />mounts to driveletter<br />legacy IO code works<br />PAAS<br />

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Azure Content Delivery Network<br />user<br />Azure Datacenter<br />Service <br />(webrole, workerrole)<br />requests blob<br />Blob storage<br />CDN Node<br />Is blob cached here ?<br />blob<br />PAAS<br />

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Azure Content Delivery Network<br />user<br />Azure Datacenter<br />Service <br />(webrole, workerrole)<br />another request<br />Blob storage<br />CDN Node<br />blob<br />PAAS<br />

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Azure Content Delivery Network<br />Azure datacenters <br />Dublin<br />Amsterdam<br />Current CDN nodes<br />Amsterdam<br />Dublin<br />London <br />Paris <br />Stockholm<br />Vienna <br />Zurich <br />Only EU datacenters listed here<br />PAAS<br />

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AppFabric Caching<br />A distributed, in-memory cache, implemented as a cloud service. <br />The same capabilities available in Windows Server AppFabricCaching.<br />You can programmatically interact with the cache.<br />Out-of-the-box ASP.NET providers for both session state and page output caching.<br />Scenarios :<br />Statefull, multi-instance Azuer roles<br />ASP.NET page caching<br />Speed up access to static data<br />

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AppFabric Caching<br />Role Instance 1<br />Role Instance 2<br />On Premise app<br />Read/Write data<br />Read/Write data<br />Read/Write data<br />Caching<br />

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Azure Virtual Network<br />Aka as “Azure Connect”<br />Secure network connectivity between on-premises and cloud, supports standard IP protocols<br />Automatic setup of secure IP-level network<br />Example use cases:<br />Enterprise app migrated to Windows Azure that requires access to on-premise SQL Server<br />Windows Azure app domain-joined to corporate Active Directory <br />Remote administration and trouble-shooting of Windows Azure Roles<br />Enable local computers for connectivity by installing WA Connect agent<br />DNS name resolution<br />

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Azure Virtual Network<br />Network policy managed through portal<br />Web/Worker<br />VM Role<br />Azure Connect Gateway<br />Azure Connect Gateway<br />IPV6 address<br />IPV6 address<br />On Premise<br />Machine<br />SQL Server<br />IPV6 address<br />Azure Connect Gateway<br />

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AppFabric Access Control<br />identity providers<br />Azure ACS<br />rules<br />Facebook ID<br />Claims<br />authorization<br />Redirect login<br />ADFS2<br />WebApp<br />

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Azure Upgrades Swap Staging / Production<br />Get-HostedServices -subscriptionId <YOUR_SUBSCRIPTION_ID> -certificate (get-item cert:urrentUserYlt;YOUR_CERTIFICATE_THUMPRINT>) |<br /> where {$_.ServiceName –eq “<YOUR_SERVICE_NAME>”} |<br /> Get-Deployment staging |<br />Move-Deployment | <br /> Get-OperationStatus –WaitToComplete<br />PAAS<br />

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Azure Upgrades Rolling Upgrades<br />Upgrade domain 1<br />Upgrade domain 2<br />V1 instance 2<br />V1 instance 1<br />V1 instance 3<br />V1 instance 4<br />1. fabric controller <br />brings down 1st upgrade <br />domain<br />Upgrade domain 1<br />Upgrade domain 2<br />V1 instance 2<br />V1 instance 1<br />V1 instance 3<br />V1 instance 4<br />2. upgrade<br />Upgrade domain 1<br />Upgrade domain 2<br />V2 instance 2<br />V2 instance 1<br />V1 instance 3<br />V1 instance 4<br />3. fabric controller brings <br />next upgrade domain<br />Upgrade domain 1<br />Upgrade domain 2<br />V2 instance 2<br />V2 instance 1<br />V1 instance 3<br />V1 instance 4<br />4. upgrade<br />Upgrade domain 1<br />Upgrade domain 2<br />V2 instance 2<br />V2 instance 1<br />V2 instance 3<br />V2 instance 4<br />

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SQL Azure<br />Relational DB in the Cloud<br />Based on SQL 2008 R2<br />Accessible from every ADO.NET client<br />SQL 2008 R2 Management Studio <br />High-availability and fault tolerance<br />No physical administration is required <br />Use existing knowledge in T-SQL development <br />Scale databases up or down based on business needs (between 1GB and 50GB)<br />PAAS<br />

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SQL Azure<br />admin<br />SQL Azure Server<br />My DB<br />(1 GB)<br />My DB<br />(50 GB)<br />Master DB<br />users and roles<br />users and roles<br />logins<br />firewall<br />internal<br />restricted IP ranges<br />Azure Services<br />(webrole,workerrole)<br />Anybody<br />code “near”<br />code “far”<br />PAAS<br />

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SQL Azure<br />admin<br />SQL Azure Server<br />My DB<br />(50 GB)<br />My DB<br />(1 GB)<br />Master DB<br />stored on 3 replicas<br />stored on 3 replicas<br />stored on 3 replicas<br />firewall<br />internal<br />restricted IP ranges<br />Azure Services<br />(webrole,workerrole)<br />Anybody<br />code “near”<br />code “far”<br />PAAS<br />

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SQL Azure quorum commit<br />Quorum based commit scheme where data is written to the primary and one secondary replica before we consider the transaction committed.<br />DB<br />transaction<br />write<br />write<br />replicas<br />PAAS<br />

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SQL Azure quorum commit<br />Quorum based commit scheme where data is written to the primary and one secondary replica before we consider the transaction committed.<br />DB<br />transaction<br />commited<br />OK<br />OK<br />replicas<br />PAAS<br />

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all in.<br />We’re<br />Journey to the Cloud<br />

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Short break<br />60<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />10 March, 2011<br />Feel at home – help yourself!Coffee, tea, Coca-Cola, Fanta, Juice, Ice tea, ...<br />Session continues at 11:30<br />

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CMS systems on Azure<br />61<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />10 March, 2011<br />

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CMS in Azure, why?<br />Paul Sterling paul@umbraco.com (Technical Lead)<br />Azure solving the future issues of<br />highly-scaled<br />widely distributed<br />very dynamic WCMS solutions<br />NOT a replacement for traditional hosting, but a new option <br />10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />62<br />

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How much does it cost?<br />Simulation (approximate cost)<br />1GB Azure SQL <br />10GB Blob storage (475000 read/write transactions/day)<br />50GB download traffic, 5GB upload traffic<br />One webinstance: €86/month<br />Two instances: €148/month<br />Two instances + one staging: €210/month<br />Conclusion<br />Hosting websites on Azure = starting at €1.000€/year<br />Use Azure Pricing Excel to calculate!<br />Demo?<br />10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />63<br />

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WCMS in Azure<br />Azure is great for<br />High traffic websites<br />Sites where you need to quickly scale-up/down<br />Global sites (visits many geo locations)<br />Load balancing, stronger SLA’s<br />Azure is not ideal for<br />Low cost hosting projects<br />Projects with lots of legacy code/dependencies<br />10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />64<br />

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Umbraco in Azure<br />65<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />10 March, 2011<br />

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Umbraco v4.5+ in Azure: Challenges<br />What did we learn this morning?<br />Group talk<br />10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />66<br />

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Where does Umbraco store info?<br />SQL database: <br />Page templates (no binaries, only references in DB)<br />Page content (meta-data, texts, navigation nodes)<br />Media/documents (no binaries, only reference in DB)<br />Users & members, permissions<br />Logs (errors, actions in admin)<br />File storage: <br />Page templates: .Master<br />Scripts/styles: XSLT, CSS, JS, ... + design elements used in templates<br />User controls: ASCX/DLLs + Umbraco binaries<br />Media: GIF, JPG, PDF, Videos, ...<br />Config: web.config + /config/ xml files<br />10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />67<br />

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Umbraco XML cache<br />XML file (/app_data/umbraco.config)<br />Stored on local file system<br />Contains all published nodes<br />Purpose<br />Fast app warm-up time (<1 sec)<br />Less SQL queries – SQL is not used public site<br />Automatically updated<br />Every time you publish using Umbracobackend<br />XML dump of in-memory cache<br />http://forum.umbraco.org/yaf_postst4161_Umbraco-caching-explained.aspx<br />10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />68<br />

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Challenges<br />Multiple instances of the web-role<br />Round-robin load-balancing<br />Sessions need to be stored centrally<br />Storage<br />No local storage (unsafe)<br />No “shared drive” over multiple machines<br />CDN<br />Only possible when files are stored on Azure Blobs<br />Custom code<br />10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />69<br />

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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />70<br />Solutions for Umbraco v4.5+<br />Simple web-role<br />Accelerator<br />Sync Scripts (by Kurt & O1)<br />Since yesterday <br />

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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />71<br />Compare solutions<br />

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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />72<br />Accelerator (CodePlex)<br />

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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />73<br />Accelerator (CodePlex)<br />CodePlex project http://azureaccelerators.codeplex.com<br />By Slalom Consulting (Seattle)<br />Uses old Azure API implementation<br />Only 1 webrole is supported<br />Less control storage transactions (mounted drive)<br />

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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />74<br />Synchronization scripts<br />

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Synchronisation scripts<br />Current implementation (free Download)<br />One-way sync, copies from Azure Blob to local storage (full sync)<br />IIS configuration, app Pool, Website, binding of hostheaders<br />Triggered at VM boot (startup.exe)<br />Future (CodePlex project)<br />ConstantSync from Blob > VM<br />Triggered by a service call (avoid polling/storagetransactions)<br />Bidirectional synchronisation <br />Also from VM to Blob Storage<br />Thanks to Kurt Claeys!<br />10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />75<br />

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FTP like access to Azure Blob<br />CloudBerry Explorer for Azure Blob Storage<br />http://cloudberrylab.com<br />Free!<br />10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />76<br />

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CloudBerry Explorer<br />10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />77<br />

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Future: Umbraco v5<br />Beta expected Q2 2011 (April/May)<br />RTM somewhere end 2011<br />Paul Sterling paul@umbraco.com (Technical Lead)<br />With regard to Umbraco v5; the support for Azure will be native in the sense that the architecture takes into account the de-coupled scenarios possible in cloud-based computing - where your data store may be a database, a flat store, or a blob store - and the runtime may be in a single instance or in 1,000's of volatile instances. <br />If you are looking to leverage Azure for your solutions in the future, keep an eye on v5 as much of the architecture has been finalized and a usable code base is not too far off.<br />10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />78<br />

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Umbraco v4.5+ in Azure, too early?<br />Yes, for most scenarios<br />Only one instance, quite complex<br />But it’s great to:<br />Experiment with Azure<br />Be ready for the future<br />10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />79<br />

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Lunch<br />80<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />10 March, 2011<br />There are sandwiches and fresh soup<br />Workshop starts at 13:15<br />

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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />81<br />Azure Development Program<br />Pay €1.500 to Microsoft and get<br />1 half day business workshop (Why Azure, pricing, ...)<br />4 half days technical assistance<br />When your project goes live (before 15 May)<br />Can also be Proof of Concept<br />Full refund of €1.500!<br />Visibility on Microsoft sites<br />First 50 live Benelux projects get a price<br />Windows Phone 7, ...<br />Interested? Contact Tom Crombez<br />v-tocrom@microsoft.com<br />http://yourbusinessyourfame.cloudapp.net<br />

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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />82<br />Cloud Essentialshttp://www.microsoftcloudpartner.com<br /> Windows Azure <br />750 hours of an extra small compute instance <br />25 hours of a small compute instance <br />3GB of storage <br />250,000 storage transactions <br />SQL Azure <br />1 Web Edition database (1 GB) <br />Windows Azure platform AppFabric <br />100,000 Access Control transactions <br />2 Service Bus connections <br />Data Transfers (worldwide) <br />3 GB in <br />6 GB out<br />

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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />83<br />MSDN Premium Subscription Benefithttp://www.microsoft.com/windowsazure/offers/popup/popup.aspx?lang=en&locale=nl-BE&offer=MS-AZR-0005P<br />Windows Azure <br />750 hours of a small compute instance <br />10 GB of storage <br />1,000,000 storage transactions<br />SQL Azure <br />3 Web Edition databases (up to 1 GB relational database each)<br />Windows Azure platform AppFabric <br />1,000,000 Access Control transactions <br />1 pack of 5 Service Bus connections***<br />Data Transfers <br />North America and Europe (per region) <br />7 GBs in <br />14 GBs out<br />

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Hands-on<br />84<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />10 March, 2011<br />

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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />85<br />Hands-on: web role + SQL<br />Install clean Umbraco site local laptop (using Web platform installer)<br />Provision Azure SQL storage<br />Migrate locale SQL db to Azure SQL (using migration wizard)<br />Create Visual Studio package of Umbraco site (using CodePlex solution)<br />Provision WebRole on Azure<br />Publish solution to Azure Webrole (using Visual Studio)<br />Test your site on http://mysite.cloudapp.net<br />It works, but we have no backups.<br />

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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />86<br />Hands-on part 2: add Blob storage<br />Provision Azure Storage account<br />Download 3rd party tool<br />http://cloudberrylab.com<br />Upload of local Umbraco files to Azure Blob (using Cloudberry)<br />Deploy Generic webrole with startup tasks (using VS)<br />Configure IIS site (host header)<br />Configure Storage Account (container, account name, password)<br />

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10 March, 2011<br />Azure + Umbraco workshop<br />87<br />Hands-on workshop<br />Follow the installation guide<br />http://umbracoonazure.codeplex.com/<br />We are here to help!<br />