1. Office Hours for Startups
You got BizSpark! What´s next? Tomasz Kopacz/Attila Érsek 28th June 2016
From technology point of view
90 minutes + QA

2. Logistics
Question in chat please, we will (try) to answer as soon as possible (or at the end).
Limited number of attendees: feel free to use mic!
(Do not forget to unmute FIRST )

3. Let’s start

4. Bizspark – members - where should I click?

5. Where can I find my MSDN Subscription?
Looking for MSDN Subscription in upper right corner

6. Demo
What is inside “MSDN”

7. Selected products unavailable due to the terms of Java-related settlements Microsoft made with Sun Microsystems
Internet Explorer 5.5, Map Point 2002, Office 2000, Outlook 2000, Project 2000, embedded Visual Tools 3.0, Visual Basic (Alpha Systems), Visual Studio 6 MSDE, Visual Studio 6.0, Windows 98, Windows NT 4.0, Back Office Server 2000, SQL Server 7, IIS 6.0, Office XP Developer, Visio 2000, Exchange Server 2000, Exchange Server 5.5, FrontPage 2000 Server Extensions, Handheld PC 2000 SDK, Infrared Communications for Windows 95 DDK, ISA Server 2000, MapPoint 2002, Office 2000, Office 97, Plus! 98, Project 2000, Site Server 3.0, Small Business Server 2000, SNA Server 4.0 Service Pack 3 & Service Pack 4, SQL Server 7.0, System Management Server 2.0, System Stress for Windows 2000, System Stress for Windows NT 4.0, Visio 2000, Visual Basic 5.0, Visual C++ (Alpha Systems), Visual FoxPro 6.0, Visual SourceSafe 6.0c & 6.0d, Visual Studio 6.0, Windows 2000 DDK, Windows 2000 Professional, Windows 2000 Server, Windows 98 SE, Windows 98 DDK, Windows CE SDKs & DDKs, Windows CE Toolkit for Visual C++ 6.0, Windows ME, Windows NT 4.0, Windows NT 4.0 DDK, Windows XP (32bit) SR2 Checked/Debug Build.
Right now, many SDK are simply publicly available

8. Summary – what I get from MSDN?
Microsoft software with product keys (multiple activation)
Including Xamarin!
Access to unique offering (controls, tools) from partners
Free developers accounts for Windows / Windows Phone
Azure Subscription (capped at 150$)
Office 365 Developer Subscription (E3)
4 (dev) support request
Priority support on MSDN forums
Microsoft E-Learning – MOC trainings online
MSDN Online Chat – helpful to find doc!

9. Demo
Small digression – were can I find SDK and other open source SDK from Microsoft

10. Summary – other SDK sources
Any developer, any platform
Temporary also:
“Main” Microsoft organization
Computational Network Toolkit (CNTK, C++), TypeScript, DirectXMath (linear algebra for games), VSTS task, many tools for Office365, VS Code, description of PDB format, ChakraCore, …
Azure
Office Developers
.NET Foundation

11. Technology – part 0 Azure

12. Technology – part I Process & VSTS

13. Proces ALM and DevOps Plan Maintain Release Create Build Maintain
Requirements
BACKLOG
Release
Maintain
Build
WORKING SOFTWARE
Scaled Agile Framework
Application Insight
Agile Portfolio Management
Measures / KPI
Kanban, customization
Operation Insight
Workitem
Windows, Linux
WWW, Visual Studio, Excel, …
Build | Measure | Learn
Intellitrace on production
Cooperation
Create
Release
Git, TFVC
Release Management
Build Server
Configuration
Connection workitem - code
Profiler, Debugger, Intellitrace, …
ARM, PowerShell, SSH, Chef, …
Load test as a service
Windows, Linux, OnPrem, Azure, …
Unit Test, Functional Test
Visual Studio
Infrastructure as Code

14. What I can get from VSTS
Unlimited (in size & numbers), private repositories (for free)
MSDN: Build Server minutes
MSDN: Load Test (minutes)
MSDN: Release Manager
MSDN: Test Manager (functional tests)

15. DevOps: how we do IT in Microsoft?
Why? „Only” reason: „Shipping FASTER”
Developer | Tester | IT Administrator
Software Engineer

16. „Workitem” Generic; specialized: backlog, task, bug
Many fields, validation rules, CUSTOMIZATION
+ Attachments, URL, Storyboards, …
Depends on process (click and select appropriate)
Scrum | Agile | CMMI
Links between workitems
Parent – child, Related
Links between CODE (and build / release) and WI
Change History

17. Scrum – types of Workitems (in short)
Scaled Agile Framework
Epic, Feature (portfolio backlog)
Product backlog Item
Task – to track work on PBI
Impediment (problems and obstacles)
Bug (error)
Task – for bug fixing & work tracking
See also:

18. Visual Studio Team Services – Code Repository
Many repositories in single project
GIT (distributed)
TFVC (centralized, use checkin/checkout or Local Workspace with Edit/Commit)

19. Integration – REST + Web Hooks
8/25/2018
Integration – REST + Web Hooks
Standard Web
REST APIs
OAUTH based authorization
JSON format
Service Hooks (Web Hooks) for events
Events triggered by
Changes in code
Changes in workitem
Build was finished
Targets:
Jenkins, Zapier, Slack, …
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20. Dashboard

21. Power BI & detailed reports

22. Demo
Process

23. Q: „Ideal” structure for GIT project
Branch
VERY LIGHT, can be on server and/or client side
Reasons for using branches
Separate branches for particular releases (customers!)
Different project stages (prototype, dev, beta, stable)
Single feature / PBI + testing / stable branch
Classic GIT dev workflow
Create branch when I work on feature
Code, (and test sometimes)
Merge / Pull request.
Sometimes stash changes
Often --squash OWN changes into single commit
Someone “accept” pull request

24. Demo
Exploratory Testing + Load Testing

25. Demo
Azure Portal 

26. Q: “How to deploy”

27. Where? Azure Virtual Machine Azure Web Apps
ARM Template for Windows
Linux and „auto scaling”
Azure Web Apps
.NET & .NET Core
Java
Using Release Manager from previous step.
Complex App (Web + VM + SQL DB + …)
ARM Template
High Level aPaaS – like Service Fabric, DC/OS, …
We will focus on that in the moment

28. Demo
Virtual Machine (Windows), ARM, PowerShell DSC and „normal” PowerShell

29. Demo
ARM Template, Linux (Apache) + VM Scale Set

30. Demo
ARM Template, Multiple Web App

31. Full capability set available including:
.NET, Node.js, Java, PHP, and Python
WebJobs/Azure Function for long running tasks
Integrated VS publish, remote debug…
CI with GitHub, BitBucket, VSO
Auto-load balance, Autoscale, Geo DR
Virtual networking and hybrid connections
Site slots for staged deployments
Web Apps
Web apps run as-is
no changes required

32. Web App Architecture Deployment Server(s) File Server Publish Endpoint
Blob Storage
Publish Endpoint
Application Database
Windows Azure
Load Balancer
Frontend (IIS ARR)
Metering
Runtime Database
API Endpoint

33. Kudu Available on… http://github.com/projectkudu/kudu Azure Web App
Windows Server 2012 R2

34. What is .NET Core?

35. http://www.dotnetfoundation.org/ Też: pomoc przy
otworzeniu bibliotek Microsoft

36. Technical Steering Group

37. .NET 2016: What is Open Source
Microsoft Ignite 2015
8/25/ :23 PM
.NET 2016: What is Open Source
WPF
Windows Forms
ASP.NET
(4 & 5)
ASP.NET Core
Universal
Windows Apps
.NET Framework 4.6
.NET Core
CoreCLR
.NET Native runtime
Fully-featured and integrated
.NET libraries and runtime for Windows
Modular and optimized
.NET libraries and runtimes
Shared
RyuJIT + SIMD
Garbage Collector
Runtime components
Base class libraries
NuGet packages
Libraries
Compilers
.NET Compiler Platform (Roslyn)
Languages innovation
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38. Demo
Web App - .NET (Core)

39. Java on Azure Web App Container: Tomcat or Jetty Java: 1.8, 1.7, 1.6
Deploy from IntelliJ Idea or Eclipse or GIT or …
Ps. Of course – Java on VMs is also possible, but…

40. Demo
Java on Web App

41. Demo
Azure Web App and Django and GIT

42. Demo
How to scale Azure Web App What is Traffic Manager & Cloning Web App

43. Q: “Desktop in Azure”

44. Azure Remote App https://www.remoteapp.windowsazure.com Steps:
Deploy Windows Server Remote Desktop Session Host on Windows Server 2012 R2
Deploy own application (Windows Forms, JavaFX, MFC, Win32, …)
Sysprep & Capture as template
(optional: connect to VNET etc.)
Deploy new RemoteApp Collection based on captured image
Publish selected application, assign users etc.
Deploy on client machines Azure Remote App
Windows (desktop), Windows Phone, iOS (App Store), Android, OSX (Mac App Store)
Client need to authenticate and can run selected app.

45. Demo
Remote App Services

46. Q: “Microservices, Orchestration”, …

47. 3 main solution Service Fabric SWARM DC/OS
Docker-native clustering system
Classic docker tools: docker compose, docker machine, docker <command line> 
DC/OS
The Mesosphere Datacenter Operating System (DCOS) is a new kind of operating system that spans all of the machines in your datacenter or cloud.
DCOS can run Marathon (Docker Cluster), can run natively Spark, Cassandra
DCOS is an abstraction layer on top of VM, physical machines, switches etc.
Service Fabric
2 programming models: Reliable Services and Reliable Actors, .NET or Java (or any language)
Transactional Memory
Rich „health” monitoring
Multi-server garbage collectors etc.
EASY to move from Object-Oriented programming to Actor / SF App Model.

48. Demo
Swarm & DC/OS

49. Demo Service Fabric Simple Web Server Replicated Memory
Actor based, expression calculation

50. Q: How to test Application

51. Remarks Test & Dev Environment Tools
Azure Virtual Machines / complex topologies – just „clone” ARM template and deploy it on another Resource Group
Azure App Services – just define „additional” slot
Tools
VSTS – Load Test
VSTS – Functional Test
Xamarin Test Cloud – for Android tests

52. Demo
Testing

53. Q: (Mobile) – Notification Services and Tags

54. Q: Push Notification and tags
Sender:
Mobile Apps:

55. Q: Analytics

56. Analytics – 2 solutions Application Insights
For Backend & Web (API) monitoring
Client (HTML5) + Server Side
Metrics
“Intelligence”
Live Stream
Performance, dependency…
Hockey App – for mobile apps
Beta Distribution
Beta test coverage
User feedback management
Hockey App crash analysis
Many users metrics

57. Demo
Application Insight

58. Thank you for listening Any additional questions?