Migrating solutions to microsoft azure [Mihai Tataran]
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The document provides an overview of the migration of solutions to Microsoft Azure, emphasizing the strategic importance of cloud technology for businesses. It discusses cloud advantages such as on-demand resource allocation, economies of scale, and access to powerful computing capabilities. Key migration strategies are outlined, including 'lift and shift' and transitioning to various cloud services like IaaS and PaaS, while addressing security and compliance considerations.
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Migrating solutions to microsoft azure [Mihai Tataran]
- 1. ITCamp Community Timișoara, 29 Oct
- 2. Migrating solutions to Microsoft Azure ITCamp Community, Oct 2016 Mihai Tătăran
- 3. COMPLETE IT & TECH ADVISORY SOLUTIONS CONSULTING | SOFTWARE DEVELOPMENT | TECH SUPPORT | TRAINING
- 4. Mihai Tătăran General Manager @ Avaelgo Microsoft Gold Cloud Platform Partner Training and consulting, Software development, Infrastructure Microsoft Azure Most Valuable Professional Co-founder @ ITCamp & ITCamp Community
- 5. Objective Understand what are the first steps you need to consider when migrating solutions to the Cloud With examples on Microsoft Azure
- 6. Why the Cloud? Cloud is just another term for hosting IT guys are pragmatic, risk adverse people Gap between the reality and perception Moving to the Cloud is a strategic decision
- 7. Why the Cloud? UTILITY COSTS LESS EVEN IF IT COSTS MORE • Higher cost per unit time than leasing or upfront purchase • Zero cost when not used • Apples vs oranges Our services are based on a real life experience and delivered as a practical step- by-step process. THE PEAK OF THE SUM IS LESS THAN THE SUM OF THE PEAKS • Each company has its own peaks (April 15, May 25, Black Friday) • A cloud provider reallocates resources across companies ON-DEMAND IS BETTER THAN PREDICTION • Forecasting is estimative, often wrong, sometimes impossible • Better to be able to scale up or down “immediately” depending on demand FIXED COSTS DISTRIBUTED OVER MORE UNITS OF OUTPUT • A large cloud provider has great economies of scale (volume purchasing, network bandwidth, operations, administration, etc.) AGGREGATE DEMAND IS SMOOTHER • Multiple customers with different demands smooths variation REAL-TIME DECISION MAKING • Decision making depends on complex computation (BI, risk analysis, etc.) • Access to “unlimited” compute power over a short time period is priceless
- 8. The Cloud is real and useful Enterprises are starting the Cloud journey Getting their feet wet Understanding the model Moving or preparing to move production workloads By 2020, more compute power will have been sold by IaaS and PaaS cloud providers than sold and deployed into enterprise data centers (Gartner - http://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/3354117 ) Public Cloud market: $204 Billion in 2016 (Gartner - http://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/3188817 )
- 9. Key migration scenarios LIFT AND SHIFT • Take a workload from on premises and move it to the Cloud • As close to 1:1 as possible Our services are based on a real life experience and delivered as a practical step- by-step process. ACCESS TO COMPUTE POWER • Financial / insurance risk analysis • 3D, CGI • Immense power for a short time DEV/TEST • Dev/Test environments, CI MOVE APPLICATION TO PAAS • Existing modern application • Migrated to PaaS • With potential changes STARTUPS • Liberalization of IT resources • Little upfront investment
- 10. Infrastructure as a Service IaaS Platform as a Service PaaS Cloud Services Web Apps Containers Service Fabric Azure IaaS and PaaS spectrum
- 12. I have an app or a solution… Is it modern or legacy? Topology Latency, performance Security and compliance Maintainability, DevOps Lock in
- 13. Modern or Legacy Scalable, load balanced? Monolithic architecture? State What kind of state (in memory, files, etc.; serializable)?
- 14. Topology The topology in the Cloud will not match 1:1 the current topology Chatty applications / layers? Subnets with VPN? Example App is no longer on the same machine as the DB Or any other services, e.g. Caching, Queues, etc. Eager loading vs. Lazy Loading. Example: Entity Framework
- 15. Latency The cloud is not near your desk Expect 40-50 ms With Azure Express Route: large bandwidth (up to 10 Gbps) and small latency (bellow 10 ms)
- 16. Security Workload isolation App, network, data, etc. VPN Data is encrypted in transit and at rest; destroyed when deleted Data stays in the geo zone you choose, e.g. EU Identity via Azure AD, multi-factor Role Based Access Control Security Center: Prevent, detect, and respond to threats on your Azure resources
- 18. Compliance EU Model Clauses EU data protection law regulates the transfer of EU customer personal data to countries outside the European Economic Area ISO/IEC 27017, 27018 Microsoft is the first major cloud provider to adopt the first international code of practice for cloud privacy Microsoft personnel restricted access We own the data, Microsoft is the processor https://www.microsoft.com/en-us/trustcenter/Compliance
- 19. Lock in Different degrees of lock in E.g.: Force.com PaaS Azure, Hyper-V
- 20. BCDR Use Azure as a failover site for your solution Azure Site Recovery (or Azure Backup) Traffic Manager
- 21. Site Recovery – on premises to Azure Designated VM is copied to Azure initially Periodically refresh replica (30” – 15’) Delta sync Keep replicas (point in time) for multiple hours (24) Application consistent snapshots Low Recovery Time Objective (RTO) and Recovery Point Objective (RPO) PaaS instances in the background which manage and monitor the replication settings Network included (*)
- 22. Initial state
- 23. Failover
- 25. Hybrid We don’t have to move an entire solution VNET, VPN, Express Route, StorSimple Operations Management Suite
- 26. Microsoft Azure Stack • Investments already made in private datacenters • Regulations, compliance • System Center • Hosting providers • Competition: OpenStack • Azure and Azure Stack have a common architecture • Same portal, same application model, same DevOps and dev tools • Based on Azure Resource Manager (ARM) • The power of the cloud paradigm across corporate assets • With minimal investments on customizing deployments WHY HOWGOAL
- 27. Conclusion The Cloud is here Moving to the Cloud is a strategic decision But there are best practices and clear paths