Deploy your Java workloads on Windows Azure PaaS

Windows Azure Conference 2014
Windows Azure
Conference 2014
Deploy your Java workloads
on Windows Azure

Session Objectives
• Deploying Java Workloads on Windows Azure
• Understanding Windows Azure Services for Java
• How to build scalable systems on Windows Azure

Agenda
Introduction to Windows Azure (IaaS vs PaaS)
Eclipse Plugin for Windows Azure
Realistic Scenario through Demo
Inside Azure PaaS
Q&A

Introduction to Windows Azure
PaaS vs IaaS

Platform As A Service
• Auto Managed
• Easy to Auto Scale
• Used by DevOps Teams
• It’s a Auto Pilot Mode
• Less Control over
Deployment
• Design for PaaS

Infrastructure As A Service
• Full Control over
Deployment
• Completely Customizable
• Used by Enterprise Dev
Teams backing with IT
Teams
• Complex to Auto Scale
• Move anything to IaaS

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What happens in PaaS Development?

Eclipse Plugin
For PaaS Deployment

Eclipse Plugin can be used to
Create a project template for PaaS Deployment
Automate Deployment Process
Define VM Requirements and Deployment Architecture
Publish packages to Cloud Services
Include libraries for Windows Azure Services

Demo
Eclipse Plugin

Realistic Scenario
MatrixCRM on Windows Azure

Application Building
Blocks We Use

Blocks Used in Java
Applications

Services On Azure

Access Control Service
For Identity and Authentication

IP = Identity Provider
(Active Directory, Google, Live ID, Facebook)
ACS= Access Control Service
RP= Relaying Party
(Java Applications)

Active Directory Access Control

Authenticating Users from Web and Social Providers

Demo
Authentication using ACS

Storage Services
For File Store and Application
Logging

Blob Storage Concepts

Table Storage

Demo
File Store and Logging using
Azure Storage

Service Bus
For Message Queuing and
Notification

Queues

Topics

How Push Notifications Work

How Service Bus Notification Hub Works

Demo
Message Queues and
Notifications using Service Bus

Scaling on Windows Azure
Caching, Auto scaling, Session
Affinity

How to Scale on Windows Azure

What’s Windows Azure Cache?

Demo
Eclipse Plugin Configuration and
Auto Scaling

Inside Azure PaaS

Running Tomcat in Windows Azure
Service Instance
Service Instance
Worker Role
RoleEntry
Point
Sub-Process
JVM
Tomcat
server.xmlCatalina
Fabric
Controller
Load
Balancer
Table
Storage
Blob
Storage
Queue
Service
Bus
Access
Control
SQL
Database
new Process()
bind port(x)
http://instance:x
http://instance:y
listen port(x)
http://app:80
get
runtime
info
index.jsp

Anatomy of a Windows Azure instance
Guest VM
Guest VM
Guest VM
Host VM
Maintenance OS,
Hardware-optimized
hypervisor
The Fabric Controller communicates with every server
within the Fabric. It manages Windows Azure, monitors
every application, decides where new applications
should run – optimizing hardware utilization.
Storage – distributed storage systems that
are highly consistent, reliable, and scalable.
Compute – instance types: Web Role &
Worker Role. Windows Azure applications
are built with web role instances, worker
role instances, or a combination of both.
Each instance runs on its
own VM (virtual machine)
and local transient storage;
replicated as needed
HTTP/HTTPS
Inside Azure PaaS

Links for Reference
Java Dev Center: www.windowsazure.com/en-us/develop/java/
Notification Hub: https://github.com/fsautomata/notificationhubs-rest-java
Eclipse Plugin: http://dl.msopentech.com/eclipse
Log4J Appender: https://github.com/robblackwell/log4j-azure

Q&A
My Co-Ordinates
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+91 9820966818

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