1. Linux Running on an Azure Virtual Network Speaker Title Organization

3. Our customers have Linux Workloads that they want to run in Windows Azure IaaS enables us to satisfy this need

4. Understanding a Linux VM

5. ( at GA only)

6. First Class Citizen Enterprise + ISV Open Source CommunitySupport

7. IaaS Enables Linux

8. Persistent OS Disk …and highly durable Virtual Machine Windows Azure Storage Windows Azure Storage (Disaster Recovery)

9. Persistent OS Disk …and highly durable Virtual Machine Windows Azure Storage Windows Azure Storage (Geo-Replication) Virtual Machine

10. Portal (API) HyperVisor VM OS Data Cache ISO Platform Storage Repository Customer’s Storage Account Stock Images Provisioning Repository Unattend Add Server  Hostname  Password  … Cache.VHD Storage API OS Disk Data Disk

11. Windows Azure Virtual Machines Linux Windows WA Linux Agent Windows Setup ICDrivers Certs SSH Keys

12. Portal (API) HyperVisor VM OS Data Cache ISO Partner Repository Customer’s Storage Account Stock Images Provisioning Repository Unattend Add Server  Hostname  Password  … Cache.VHD Storage API OS Disk Data Disk Linux Agent ICs

13. HV1HV2 VM Service Management API Windows Azure provided DNS Host2

14. Top Linux VM Provisioning Scenarios for Customers Gallery Experience Third Party Tool Provisioning Bring Your Own Linux

16. Demo Quick Create Demo

18. VMVM2 Service Management API XStore Customer Personal Image Repository Customer Storage Account VHD PORTALPORTAL

20. VM Service Management API XStore Customer Personal Image Repository Customer Storage Account VHD PORTALPORTAL

21. Creating a Partner Supported Image Creating a Third Party Provisioning Tool Creating and Managing Linux Images for Customers Top Linux Scenarios for Partners

23. Partner Personal Storage Account Azure Platform Customer VM Customer Personal Storage Account Partner Registration VHD

26. Customer Personal Storage Account Azure Platform Customer VM VHD Platform Image Repository VHD

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