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Tooling and DevOps for the Hybrid Cloud with Azure and Azure Stack
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- 4. Unified Development Azure Services Azure Stack Security & Management Azure Security &Management On-premises Infrastructure Data Platform Azure Data Services SQL Server Common Identity Azure Active Directory Active Directory
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- 6. 42 Azure regions100s of service providers 1,000s of enterprises Azure services everywhere
- 7. Consistent application development Azure services available on-premises Integrated deliveryexperience Azure Stack Promise
- 8. Hybrid use cases:Azure and Azure Stack Edge and disconnected solutions Cloud applications to meet varied regulations Cloud application model on-premises
- 9. Azure App Service VirtualMachines Service Fabric Networking Kubernetes Storage Cloud Foundry Key Vault Azure Functions Docker Containers
- 10. One Azure ecosystem Workwith the tools and technologies you want across Azure and Azure Stack Goal: Applications and services that are certified for Azure work on Azure Stack
- 11. Consistent development Build and deployapps the same way, for any Azure cloud. Use the same tools in Azure and Azure Stack Implement common DevOps practices across Azure and Azure Stack
- 13. • • • • Azure Resource ManagerAzure Resource Manager AzureAzure Stack Describe Deploy Control
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- 16. Profile Types latest Most recentAPI versions released in Azure yyyy-mm-dd-profile Sits between optimal stability and cutting edge of “latest” yyyy-mm-dd-hybrid Released two times per year for hybrid development
- 17. Current Profiles latest 2017-03-09-profile2018-03-01-hybrid
- 26. Outperforming teams are 54% more likelyto Developers 26.7% No executive support 56.7% Cultural inhibitors 43.3% Fragmented processes Collaboration blockers DevOps was being initiated by more development teams than IT Ops teams by about a 40% to 33% margin Agile methodologieshave adopted 3/4 of teams BusinessIT Ops The average hourly cost of infrastructure failure is $100,000 per hour It takes on average 200 minutes to diagnose and repair a production issue A bug caught in production ends up costing than if the same bug was found earlier in the development cycle 100x more IT decision makers is still unfamiliar with the term DevOps 61 in 40% … of implementations end up getting reworked because they don’t meet the users’ original requirements … of development budgets for software, IT staff and external professional services will be consumed by poor requirements 41% IT drives business success! High IT performance correlates with strong business performance, helps boost productivity, market share and profit. Responding to ongoing needs for efficiency and growth Always keeping all systems safe and secure dual goals … for companies that try to adapt their existing tools for DevOps practices 80% failure rate … CIOs 70 % to reduce IT costs Would increase risk and accelerate business agility of
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- 30. fewer errors software deliversmore value to end users all apps leverage a devOps workflow
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- 38. Hosted Agent Azure Stack Checkin Code Private Agent Web App Web App Azure Deploy Build + Publish Deploy
- 39. Hosted Agent Azure Stack Checkin Code Private Agent Web App Web App Azure Deploy Build + Publish Deploy
- 40. Hosted Agent Azure Stack Checkin Code Private Agent Web App Web App Azure Deploy Build + Publish Deploy
- 43. • Optimized Resources •Accelerate Delivery • Deployment Rate • MTTR
- 44. Hosted Agent Azure Stack Checkin ARM Template Private Agent Resource Group Azure Deploy Publish Deploy Resource Group
- 45. Hosted Agent Azure Stack Checkin ARM Template Private Agent Resource Group Azure Deploy Publish Deploy Resource Group
- 46. Hosted Agent Azure Stack Checkin ARM Template Private Agent Resource Group Azure Deploy Publish Deploy Resource Group
- 52. a free-tool forprototyping applications that are consistent across Azure Clouds a Dev/Test cloud environment consistent APIs and tooling single-node deployment designed for testing services on Azure stack Prototype Applications Learn & Demo Prepare your IT teams Microsoft Azure Stack Microsoft Azure Microsoft Azure Stack Dev Kit
- 53. It’s a big,green download button for Azure.
- 54. RAM • Make sureyour system meets the minimum hardware and software requirements: disk, storage, memory, network • Make sure to have unfettered network access to the Internet .NET Framework 4.6 (or a later version) must be installed. You can also deploy disconnected with ADFS VPN connection to Azure are not supported through the NAT https://aka.ms/asdkdeploymentchecker
- 55. Minimum Scale Easyto installSimple
- 56. Microsoft Azure StackDev Kit
- 57. • Download theAzure Stack Dev Kit and Extract the Cloudbuilder.vhdx file aka.ms/azsdevkit • Run the asdk_installer PowerShell script in your PowerShell ISE (administrator) https://github.com/Azure/AzureStack-Tools • Reboot into the CloudBuilder.vdhx file Log in using the administrator credentials • Run the asdk_installer PowerShell script in your PowerShell ISE (administrator) • “Install” the ASDK by following the three steps from the demo
- 58. Register Azure Stack Populate Marketplace Create Plans andOffers Deploy ARM Templates
- 60. https://azure.microsoft.com/en-us/resources/templates/ https://github.com/Azure/AzureStack-Tools Visual Studio CodePowerShellVisual Studio Team Services Azure Command Line Interface (CLI)
- 61. ď‚ž Unified Developmentacross Azure clouds ď‚ž Unified Resources across Azure clouds ď‚ž Unified Azure Stack cloud administrator ď‚ž PaaS available in Azure Stack and Azure Dev Kit: Consistent ecosystem Virtual Machines Azure Functions Docker Containers Azure App ServiceSQL Database MySQL Database
- 63. Getting Started WithAzure Stack Development Kit Limited by the HW Re-install needed for updates Network constraints Consistent application development Azure Services available on-premises Powerful free tool for prototyping and get start with Azure Stack
- 64. Getting Started WithAzure Stack Develop applications in Azure 1 Validate Download Azure Stack Development Kit 2 Deploy Order Azure Stack integrated systems for production deployment 3
- 65. Will your Azuresolution work on Azure Stack? 2 tools you can get from the Azure Stack Tool repository on GitHub • Azure Resource Manager Template Validator for Azure Stack • Azure Resource Manager Policy for Azure Stack Guardrails to check your ARM template for resource dependencies that may not be available on Azure Stack Download the tool: https://github.com/Azure/AzureStack-Tools
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- 67. Read the docs:aka.ms/azurestackdocs Read the whitepaper: aka.ms/azurestackwhitepaper Deploy the product: aka.ms/azsdevkit Deploy Azure Apps: aka.ms/azurestackgithub Try PaaS services: aka.ms/azurestackpaasservices Build Hybrid Apps: aka.ms/azsdevtutorials
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