Expanded
Introduction to Microsoft Azure Infrastructure as a Service
By Vishwas Lele
This course is designed to give you everything you need to get started as a developer using the Windows Azure IaaS platform
Course info
Rating
Level
Beginner
Updated
Apr 24, 2013
Duration
2h 46m
Table of contents
Introduction to Windows Azure IaaS
Introduction
0m
Course Objectives
7m
Agenda
1m
Defining IaaS?
1m
Demo: Database as a Service?
2m
Defining IaaS continued
1m
Where is IaaS being used today
1m
Introduction to Windows Azure Platform
3m
A few other key Azure Concepts
4m
Getting started with Windows Azure IaaS
1m
Demo - Demo: Provisoning a Windows Azure VM
2m
The moving parts behind the previous demo
2m
Demo - Demo: Provisoning a Windows Azure VM (continued)
1m
Demo RDPing into the VM we provisioned earlier
0m
Summary
0m
Windows Azure IaaS Key Concepts
Agenda
1m
Compute Pricing
1m
Storage Pricing
1m
Licensing
2m
Disks and Images
4m
Demo: Disks and Images
3m
Designed for failure
1m
Protecting Data
2m
Demo:Protecting Data
7m
Availability Set
4m
Load-balanced Set and Port Mapping
4m
Export / Import
1m
Virtual Network
13m
VPN Device Choices
1m
Cloud Service vs. VNET
2m
Summary
2m
Automating IaaS Tasks
Agenda
1m
Walkthrough of IaaS OM 1/4
3m
Walkthrough of IaaS OM 2/4
1m
Walkthrough of IaaS OM 3/4
1m
Walkthrough of IaaS OM 4/4
1m
Programming Langguage Choices
1m
Why PowerShell?
1m
Just in time PowerShell Overview?
3m
A word about Azure credentials?
1m
Selecting a Subscription?
2m
Provisioning a VM based on a template?
8m
Demo:Walking through the OM?
5m
Demo: Export and Import?
4m
It is all about automation
2m
Demo:Creating a custom template
7m
Creating a Web Farm with IIS
3m
Walking through the script to create a Web Farm
3m
Demo:Creating a Web Farm with IIS
9m
Persisting IP Addresses
5m
Chicken or the egg problem
3m
Summary
1m
Scenario Walkthroughs
Description
Course info
Rating
Level
Beginner
Updated
Apr 24, 2013
Duration
2h 46m
Description
Windows Azure is Microsoft's application platform for the public cloud. Recent addition of Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) offers a powerful way for developers and DevOps to take advantage of the benefits of cloud computing by allowing them to provision infrastructure resources (CPU, memory and network) on the fly. These resources are typically priced per hour and you only pay for what you use. Best of all, these resources are only a service management API call away. Thus making it very interesting for developers and DevOps alike.
About the author
About the author
Vishwas has been working with Windows Azure for the last four years. As part of his role as CTO of Applied Information Sciences, he has worked on several Azure related projects.
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