1. Azure Services Platform Update James Conard Sr. Director Developer & Platform Evangelism Microsoft Corporation

2. Agenda Questions Azure Services Platform Update Business Model Discussion & Feedback

4. Is this the cloud? http://www.flickr.com/photos/pplpwrd/3317138542/ Seattle Cloud Camp attendee: “I'll be working in the clouds during #CloudCamp Seattle”

5. Microsoft Cloud Services

6. Azure Services Platform Roadmap

7. Windows Azure Scalable, virtualized hosting environment Flexible storage with blobs, tables, and queues Model-driven service lifecycle management Rich local & offline developer experience

8. Internet Storage Tables LB Blobs Worker Service Web Site (ASPX, ASMX, WCF) Web Site (ASPX, ASMX, WCF) Web Site (ASPX, ASMX, WCF) Web Site (ASPX, ASMX, WCF) Web Site (ASPX, WCF) Web Site (ASPX, WCF) Queues Windows Azure

9. Windows Azure Update Full-trust.NET Apps Enables composition of Windows Azure,.NET Services, and the Live Framework FastCGI support on IIS7 Enables PHP applications on Windows Azure Native code via P/Invoke Single SDK & Tools installation Coming soon – Multiple Data Centers Provide Windows Azure in two North America data centers Select a data center for compute and storage

10. Windows Azure

11. SQL Services Reference Data Business Intelligence Initial Services SQL Data Services - Core SQL Server database capabilities Data Sync – Enables the sync framework Future Services Additional SQL Server capabilities available as a service: Business Intelligence and Reporting New services: Reference Data and Secure Data Hub Reporting

12. The Evolution of SDS Evolves SDS Next TDS + TSQL Model Web App SQL Client * Windows Azure Browser Application Application REST Client REST (Astoria) ADO.Net + EF Application SQL Client * Cloud HTTP HTTP+REST TDS * Client access enabled using TDS for ODBC, ADO.Net, OLEDB, PHP-SQL, Ruby, … Data Center ODBC, OLEDB, ADO.Net PHP, Ruby, … SDS Current REST/SOAP + ACE Model Web App REST Client Windows Azure Browser Application Application REST Client HTTP HTTP+REST Data Center Cloud

13. SQL Data Services Familiar SQL Server relational database model Support for existing APIs & tools Built for the cloud with high availability & scale Interoperable with PHP, Ruby, and Java Invitation-only CTP available this in Q2 2009

14. SQL Data Services

15. .NET Services Integrate on-premises apps with the cloud Securely connect through firewall & network boundaries Control permissions to your apps & services Reuse existing user accounts across applications Interoperable with SDKs for Ruby and Java

16. .NET Services.NET Access Control Service Application Services Application Service.NET Service Bus

17. Service Bus & Windows Azure

18. Hello.NET Services ASP.NET Web Site.NET Access Control Service Inventory Service (Running on-premises) http://...cloudapp.net (Running in Windows Azure) sb://servicebus.windows.net/…/InventoryService sb://…/OrderServiceEvents Order Events Services

19. .NET Services March CTP Solution names are now sub-domains http://{solution}.servicebus.windows.net Service Bus Queues Free-format message queues that can receive and store SOAP 1.1/1.2 and plain HTTP messages REST services to interacting with queues Service Bus Routers Forward messages from one or more publishers to one or more subscribers SOAP 1.1, SOAP 1.2, and plain HTTP messages REST services for managing routing policies & subscriptions Access Control Management Service exposes an REST interface for managing authorization rules

20. Service Bus Routers Service Bus sb://solution.servicebus.windows.net/a/b/ Backend Naming Routing Fabric Frontend Nodes Manager Router Policy Receiver HTTPS Subscribe HTTP Push Msg Subscribe Sender HTTP(S) / net.tcp Msg Route

21. Service Bus Routers

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