1. Windows Azure Overview
Ken Casada

2. Windows Azure
flexible
open
solid

3. Global Footprint

4. pay only for what you use

6. Virtual Private Networking
Define your own private address space with subnet range
Note: In Windows Azure you cannot statically set an IP address! IP address will be allocated as VM are allocated! The VM retains that IP as long as the VM is allocated.
Cross-Premises Connectivity
Connect your app running in the cloud with your own on premises environment

7. DEMO

8. Web Sites Build with ASP.NET, Node.js or PHP
New: Support for WebSocket/remote Debugging
Deploy in seconds with
 WebDeploy, FTP  Source Control Deployment (ex. Git/TFS )
Start for free, scale up as your traffic grows

9. DEMO

10. Cloud Services (PaaS) Automated application management
Support rich multi-tier architectures
Web Role / Worker Role
Build stateless scalable apps and services

11. Deploying a cloud service

12. Application building blocks
Big data
Database
Storage
Traffic
Caching
Messaging
Identity
Application building blocks
Media
CDN
Networking

13. SQL Database Relational SQL Server Engine in the Cloud
Clustered for high availability
Fully Managed Service
SQL Reporting support

14. Q&A

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