1. Windows Azure Hybrid Architectures and Patterns
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Windows Azure Hybrid Architectures and Patterns
Graham Elliott
Asia Time Zone Director
Global Technical Evangelism and Development Team
Microsoft

2. Service Models SaaS PaaS IaaS COST-EFFICIENCY Simpler Management
software as a service
PaaS
platform as a service
COST-EFFICIENCY
Simpler Management
IaaS
infrastructure as a service
Virtualized
data center
CONTROL
ABSTRACTION

3. Deployment Models Private Cloud Community Cloud Public Cloud
Hybrid Cloud

4. Application Portfolio Management
Relevance and Agility of Application
Cost
Age/Maturity of Application
Ensure Compliance
Performance and Scale Requirements
Hardware Refresh
Cycle

5. Patterns and Architectures

6. Common Patterns Cloud Bursting Composite Applications Resiliency
Dynamic or Planned Scale
Regional Bursting
Compute Bursting
Composite Applications
Cloud Compute
Cloud Storage
On-Premise Storage
Resiliency
Storage Backup
Database DR
Access Control
Federated Identity
Cloud Access Control
Development Flexibility
Cloud Dev / Test

7. Dynamic Or Planned Scale
Composite: Bursting
Other
Region
Users
Windows Azure Data Sources
Local Data Cache
Extend
Windows Azure
SQL Data Sync
Export/Import
Backup / Log shipping
Custom or 3rd party
Partial or full sync
Partial or full sync
Dynamic Or Planned Scale
Users
Private Cloud Data Storage
Private Cloud Application

8. Composite: Use Cloud Compute
Windows Azure Data Sources
Local Data Cache
Extend
Windows Azure
Windows Azure Virtual Network
Windows Azure Virtual Network
Extend
Users
Private Cloud Data Storage
Private Cloud Application

9. Composite Apps: Use Cloud Storage
Windows Azure Data Sources
Extend
Extend
Windows Azure Virtual Network
Users
Cloud Integrated Storage Device (e.g. Storsimple)
On-Prem Data Storage
Private Cloud Application

10. Composite: Use On-Premise Compute
Push Notification
Subscribe
Users
Push Notification
Subscribe
Windows Azure Data Sources
Push Notification
Subscribe
Extend
Windows Azure
Extend
Windows Azure Service Bus
Windows Azure Virtual Network
Subscribing Partner Systems
Private Cloud Data Storage
Private Cloud Application

11. Resiliency: Backup Databases to the Cloud
Import or Restore
Windows Azure SQL Database / SQL Server in a VM
Windows Azure
Transfer
Reporting and Analytics
SQL Data Sync
Backup or
Export
SQL Server Management Studio
Backup Files
Private Cloud Application
On-Prem SQL Server

12. Resiliency: DR - On-Premise SQL to Azure
Windows Azure
On Premise

13. Resiliency: DR – Azure to On-Premise SQL
Windows Azure

14. Technologies Supported
Technology
SQL Server Version
Zero Data Loss
Scope
# Secondaries
Automatic
Failover
Readable
Secondaries
Availability Groups
SQL Server 2012
Yes*
(Sync Mode)
DB(s) 4
Yes
(w/ additional cluster member)**
Database Mirroring
SQL Server 2008 R2
(High Safety Mode) DB 1
(w/ Witness)**
Limited
(database snapshots)
Log
Shipping No N
(standby state)
* Most customers use Async Mode (High Performance) to avoid impacting primary performance
**Async Mode only supports Force Failover to make DR (and potential data loss) a conscious decision

15. Access Control: Federated Identity
Relying Party
Security Token Service
Public Cloud Application
Windows Azure AD ACS
Users
Trust
Windows Azure
Federation Trust
Authenticate
Identify Provider
Private Cloud Active Directory + ADFS 2.0

16. Access Control: Cloud Identity
Windows Azure Active Directory
Microsoft apps
3rd party clouds/hosting
ISV/CSV apps
Custom LOB apps
Windows Server Active Directory
PCs and devices
Consumer identity providers

17. Dev Flexibility: Cloud Dev and Test
Manage and Build
Test
Team Foundation Service
Windows Azure
Deploy
Windows Azure
Develop
Deploy
Visual Studio / SQL Server Data Tools
Private Cloud Application

18. Common Patterns Cloud Bursting Composite Applications Resiliency
Dynamic or Planned Scale
Regional Bursting
Compute Bursting
Composite Applications
Cloud Compute
Cloud Storage
On-Premise Storage
Resiliency
Storage Backup
Database DR
Access Control
Federated Identity
Cloud Access Control
Development Flexibility
Cloud Dev / Test

19. Hybrid Application Enablers
Public Cloud
Private Cloud
App Monitoring & Management
System Center
Identity and Access Control
Active Directory and ACS
Data Synchronization
SQL Azure Data Sync
App-Layer
Connect & Messaging
Service Bus
Secure Point-to-Site Network Connectivity Windows Azure Virtual Network
Secure Site-to-Site
Network Connectivity
Virtual Network

20. VHD Mobility
Windows Azure
Your Data Center

21. VHD Mobility
Windows Azure
Your Data Center

22. Other Service Providers
VHD Mobility
Windows Azure
Other Service Providers
Your Data Center

23. Thanks! Hybrid is a long term reality.
Combine the best of all options to balance your goals and constraints.
Common app, identity, management, and virtualization across Cloud OS.

24. Resources Learning TechNet Developer Network 4/29/2019 12:17 AM
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25. © 2013 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved
© 2013 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows 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.