2. INTRODUCTION TO WINDOWS AZURE APPFABRIC COMPOSITE APPLICATIONS Lewis Benge (@LewisBenge) Creative Technologist Whybin\TBWA\Tequila SESSION CODE: COS-MID306 (c) 2011 Microsoft. All rights reserved.

3. Agenda ► What is Composite App in AppFabric? ► End-to-end demo ► AppFabric Composite App: Deep Dive – Composition and Authoring – Runtime – Management ► Custom Components ► Summary and Takeaways ► Roadmap

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5. The Islands of Capability Disjoint experience throughout the lifecycle…

6. Solving for the Islands of Capability AppFabric Composition

8. Application Composite Applications: Concepts

9. Composite Applications: OOB Components ► ASP.NET ► Silverlight ► WCF ► WCF RIA ► WF ► SQL Azure ► Azure Blob Service ► AzureTable Service ► Azure Queue Service ► Cache Service ► ServiceBus Queue ► ServiceBus Topic ► …

10. AUTHORING COMPOSITE APPLICATIONS Demo

11. Authoring Composite Applications ► Simple way to represent all of the components of your application, including Azure services ► Programming model to resolve deployed components ► Local simulation environment ► Familiar gestures work ► Uniform representation of deployment and runtime configuration

12. Container Metadata & Runtime Store Comp App Service Portal Comp App Service Portal Running Composite Applications Application Data Paths Application Control Paths Manages Placement Manages Placement Execution Lifecycle Execution Lifecycle Scale Out Scale Out High Availability High Availability Isolation Isolation Resource Management Resource Management Routing Routing Usage Monitoring Usage Monitoring Container Building Blocks

13. Managing Composite Applications REST AppFabri c Container Windows Azure Windows Azure App Package

14. Managing Composite Applications demo

15. Managing Composite Applications – Deploy and manage end-to-end composite application rather than individually provisioning, configuring and managing services – Builds on top of Azure infrastructure to provide rich management of scalable, highly available composite applications – Management based on SLAs Abstract environment specifics from application owner/administrator Guarantee security, isolation and performance SLAs

16. CREATING CUSTOM COMPONENTS Demo

17. Summary and Takeaways ► Improved end-to-end experience for developing, deploying and managing composite applications – Ease of development Extensible.NET composition model and tools make it easy to develop composite applications Greater developer productivity through rapid assembly of services and end-to-end debugging and deployment – Effortless scale Multi-tenant, high-density runtime provides scalability, isolation and availability for composite applications – Lower TCO Centralized deployment, management and monitoring of distributed applications

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