Microsoft has a 4-day introduction to Azure that summarizes some of the existing technologies in Azure and what will be rolled out
Topic links
Http://channel9.msdn.com/Events/Microsoft-Azure/Level-Up-Azure-IaaS-for-IT-Pros
Daily program, available for download or online viewing
Day 1:establish the Foundation:core IaaS Infrastructure Technical Fundamentals
- View from the Cto:mark Russinovich, chief technology Officer-azure
- Azure IaaS Virtual Machines Inside out
- Optimize Your Windows Server workloads on Azure
- Inside IaaS Architecture Best Practices and Management
Day 2:dive deep into Networking, Storage and disaster Recovery Scenarios
- Designing Networking and Hybrid Connectivity Infrastructure
- Deep Dive into Azure Storage Blobs, Disks, Files, Tables and Queues
- Planning disaster Recovery, migration and more
- Learn the Ins and outs of Azure Automation, PowerShell and desired state Configuration
Day 3:embrace Open Source Technologies (Chef and Puppet configurations, containerization with Docker, and Linux) to Acce Lerate and Scale Solutions
- How to Deploy Linux and OSS on Azure
- Leverage Existing Chef/puppet Toolsets for Management
- How to Implement containerization with Docker to increase Density and performance of Virtual machines
- Creating Large scale Linux deployments on Azure
Day 4:optimize Windows Workload Architecture and administration capabilities within Azure
- Identity solutions:leveraging Azure Active directory/active Directory Premium
- Azure websites:manage Your Websites not Your VMs
- Leveraging SQL Azure for Your Solutions
- Architecting SharePoint for the Cloud
Several features that will be introduced
Larger vertical expansion
http://azure.microsoft.com/blog/2014/10/20/azures-getting-bigger-faster-and-more-open/
Larger storage as well as higher IOPS is now a VM that can hang on 16T of Storage (1T*16).
The first day, roughly speaking, is to provide the first IaaS, again declare D disk for temporary space do not store user data.
The next day, the network settings change relatively large, including the geographical group aspects, Microsoft is also continuously improve this aspect.
On the third day, Microsoft love Liunx, Azure love Liunx. Continuous support for the open source community. Of course Chef/puppet can also be used to manage large-scale Windows hosts (individuals think that the way Azure New Portal is managed by resources can reduce the likelihood of a lot of third-party plug-ins http://www.cnblogs.com/SignalTips/p/ 4112379.html)
On the fourth day, ad is not very familiar, AAD so there is only one concept. SharePoint does not understand that SQL Server (which is the one formerly known as SQL Azure) and the comparison and differentiation of SQL Server Database for Windows (IaaS) (obviously the more powerful hosts are running the IaaS layer). The management part of website is always easy to understand.
Azure IaaS for IT Pros Online Event Summary