1. Create IaaS SQL Server Test Premise Environment in Azure Cloud
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3. About: Michael Wharton (PMO Consultant)
30+ EPM Deployments EPM Migrations Trained Project Manager
PMO Automations and Monitoring
Fundamentals of Scheduling
Microsoft
MVP | MCT | MCTS | MCP+44
Technical Reviewer
Missing Manual: Project 2010 and Project 2013
Project Management using MS Project 2013
Forecast Scheduling 2013
Forecast Progams
Writing Book:
Monitoring and Controlling the PMO
My passion real passion is automating and monitoring Project Server
My second passion is maintaining good Field Notes!! Using PowerShell
Field Notes
Windows
SQL Server
SharePoint
Project Server
Consistency with Deployments.
Comic Books
Hardware
Hacking
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Wharton Computer Consulting since 1997
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4. Sci-Fi, CyberPunk, Comics

5. Playing with Computers

6. Survey Who are You? Who are You? Currently using PowerShell
SQL DBA or admins
SQL developers
Software Developers
IT Professional (network)
SharePoint Administrators
Currently using PowerShell
Currently using Azure
Who are You?
SQL DBA or admins
SQL developers
Software Developers
IT Professional (network)
SharePoint Administrators
Currently using PowerShell
Currently using Azure

7. Learning Objective Portal (Wizard) or PowerShell Azure Concepts
Difference between Premise, IaaS, PaaS, SaaS
Build SQL Server Azure as IaaS
Portal (Wizard) or PowerShell
Azure Concepts 101
Building SQL on Azure Cloud (IaaS)
Resource Group
Storage Account
Virtual Network (VNET)
AD Server VM
SQL Server VM
SharePoint Server VM (for testing)
Portal (Wizard) or PowerShell
Azure Concepts
Building on Azure
Virtual Network (VNET)
Storage Account
AD Server VM
SQL Server VM
SharePoint Server VM

8. Free Azure Account or MSDN

9. Where to put Test SQL Server?

10. So Many places for Test SQL Server
Test SQL Server on premise
Test SQL Server developer desktop
Azure Test SQL Server (IaaS, PaaS)
Azure Test SQL Server developer desktop (VM)
Hybrid solutions = cloud + premise

11. Cloud Computing Services (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS)
Office 365
Project Online
Azure SQL Server
SQL Server
SSMS
WEB API to
query SQL
JavaScript
REST/Odata
PowerShell
SilverLight
Your Hardware
Cloud Hardware
Cloud Hardware
Cloud Hardware
Virtual machines
Virtual network
Virtual AD
Virtual Storage

12. Build Test SQL Server on Azure IaaS

13. Azure (IaaS) SQL VM Advantages
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Azure (IaaS) SQL VM Advantages
Azure SQL (Paas) is not always support by vendor
Save Money by using as needed
** TEST/DEV
Physical Servers and Housing not required
More Options available (Hybrid)
Redundancy and DR
Scaling Adding and Removing Servers
Scaling CPU & Memory Up and Down
Management of Resource Load
Improve Security and Monitoring
Fun, Learning and Personal growth
© 2007 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.
The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

14. Database Options in Azure (PaaS)

15. Windows server with SQL Database Options in Azure (IaaS)

16. Free Trial Options in Azure (IaaS)

17. DC-SQL-APP and Win 10 VMs Azure IaaS Solution
AD/ DNS Server
SQL Server
APP Server
Windows 10
Local IP
Local IP
Local IP
Local IP
VNET

18. General Azure Concepts
Azure Portal Management
Current Azure Portal
Azure Resource Management -> ARM
Login-AzureRMAccount
Azure Class Portal (Classic Mode) – ITS GONE
Azure Service Manager –> ASM
Login-AzureAccount
Resource Groups
Storage Accounts
VNET -> Virtual Networks
VM -> Virtual Machines

19. Two Ways to Manage Azure
Azure Management Portal (Wizard)
Menu driven (Manual, Wizards, Templates)
Manual process
Weird file names and object names
Azure PowerShell
Writing and building scripts
Automation
Naming Standards

20. FYI - Azure Classic Portal (ASM) GONE

21. Azure Resource Management Portal (ARM)

22. Azure PowerShell

23. VNET with Multiple VMs

24. DC-SQL-APP and Win 10 VMs Azure (IaaS) Solution
AD/ DNS Server
SQL Server
APP Server
Windows 10
Local IP
Local IP
Local IP
Local IP
VNET

25. VNET with SP-SQL-DC

26. Managing VNET - Virtual Network
VNET – Define network, subnet, DNS
VNET (ARM)
Create Azure Portal
Create Azure PowerShell
Creating VM automatically create VNET
No Export/Import
VNET (ASM) – classic – its gone
must be created in Azure Portal (ASM)
PowerShell - Export to VNET XML
PowerShell - Import VNET XML

27. Managing Virtual Network -VNET

28. Managing Virtual Network -VNET

29. VNET – Sample XML

30. Storage Accounts - Managing Cloud Storage

31. Storage Accounts - Managing Cloud Storage

32. Storage Accounts - Managing Cloud Storage

33. Demo to Create the following
Create Resource Group
Create Storage Accounts
Create VNET - Virtual Networks
Create VM - Virtual Machines
Windows Server 2016 AD/DNS (done)
SQL Server 2016 (demo)
SharePoint Server 2016 (optional)

34. Define common used PowerShell variables

35. Create Resource Group and Storage Account

36. Create VNET using PowerShell

37. Building Azure AD Server VM
Install Trial Image SharePoint Server
No license required and use AD/DNS
Update VNET to use internal DNS Server
Portal – Set IP address as Static
Set DNS as this server
Install AD and DNS services
Promote AD
Reboot AD server
Add Accounts and Services Accounts
ServiceSQL, ServiceSP, etc.
SQLAdmin, FarmAdmin
Update Domain Admins groups

38. Building Azure AD Server VM with PowerShell using ASM

39. Building Azure AD Server VM with PowerShell using ARM

40. Set Static IP of AD server

41. Install DNS and AD service

42. Promote AD Server Login as AZURECLOUD\admin Login as WCC2DEMO\admin
Root Domain Name: WCC2DEMO.LOCAL
NetBIO domain name: WCC2DEMO
Reboot Server
Login as WCC2DEMO\admin
Add Accounts and Services Accounts
ServiceSQL, ServiceSP, etc.
SQLAdmin, FarmAdmin
Update Domain Admins groups

43. Build SQL Server VM Use SQL Server Image or Install SQL Server
Join to SQL server to Domain
Add Admin and Service accounts
SqlAdmin /FarmAdmin
ServiceSQL /ServiceSP
Open port 1433 for domain
Update SQLservices (optional)
domain\ServiceSQL
Reboot
# demowcc2sql
Get-AzureRemoteDesktopFile -ServiceName $CloudSvc -Name $vmSQL -Launch #
# 1. Login azurecloud\mawharton
# a. Join 2013DEMO Domain
# b. Start SQL Managment Studio and add '2013demo\domain admins' as SQL SysAdmins
# or FarmAdmin and mawharton as SQL SysAdmins
# c. Open port 1433 or (Disable Fire or create Ports 1433 or EndPoint 1433)
# d. Reboot
# 2. Optional Login 2013DEMO\mawharton
# a. Windows server - disable security, enable updates, enable remoting, set time zone
# b. Enable SA account (ALTER LOGIN SA ENABLE and Reset passord)
# c. Update SQL services with ServiceSQL (not required)

44. Build SQL Server VM with PowerShell using ARM
New Stuff

45. At this point Done Login VPN and use SQL Server

46. Build SharePoint Server VM
Install Trial or Image SharePoint Server
Join server to Domain
Create local admin accounts as required
Reboot
Login as domain\adminuser
Run SharePoint Configuration Wizard
# demowcc2sp
Get-AzureRemoteDesktopFile -ServiceName $CloudSvc -Name $vmSP -Launch #
# 1. Login azurecloud\mawharton
# a. Join 2013DEMO Domain
# b. Windows server - disable security, enable updates, enable remoting, set time zone (trial version done)
# c. Note: Already done when join domain but if not then
# Add '2013demo\domain admins' as local administrators group (required for SharePoint and demo)
# or 2013demo\FarmAdmin and 2013demo\mawharton
# d. Reboot
# 2. Login 2013DEMO\mawharton
# a. Run SharePoint COnfiguration Wizard (connection to SQL server is evidence that setup is valid)
# b. Open port 8080 for SharePoint Central (optional of accessing SharePoint Central from other servers)

47. Build SharePoint Server VM using PowerShell using ARM

48. Demo of PowerShell Builds of Each Server
AD Server VM
SQL Server VM
SharePoint Server VM

49. PowerShell Field Notes
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Questions and Answers
Michael Wharton
30+ EPM Deployments
10+ EPM
Migrations
1000+ Trained Project Manager
PMO Automations and Monitoring
Fundamentals of Scheduling
Microsoft
MVP | MCT | MCTS | MCP+44
Technical Reviewer
Missing Manual: Project 2010 and Project 2013
Project Management using MS Project 2013
Forecast Scheduling 2013 (in process)
Writing Book:
Monitoring and Controlling the PMO
My passion real passion is automating and monitoring
Comic Books
Hardware
Hacking
Robots Walking
Wharton Computer Consulting since 1997
PowerShell Field Notes
MyProjectExpert.com
© 2007 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries.
The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.

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