Introduction to Building Applications with Windows AzureDavid LemphersSenior Program Manager, Windows AzureMicrosoft Corporation

PDC09-SVC37

Overview> Windows Azure for Application

Developers> Building an Application from Scratch

in Visual Studio 2010 B2> Review Application> Wrap Up

Session Objectives> Understand the major parts of

Windows Azure> Experience building an application

with Windows Azure> Leave feeling confident that you can

build your own applications with Windows Azure

Windows Azure for Application Developers

Portal HostedService

Storage

SDK

Develop Deploy Run

Roles

Role

Code Configuration

Load Balanced InstancesRole

Instance 1

Instance 2

http://yourapp.cloudapp.net

Web vs Worker Role

Web Role

IIS Host

Your Code

Worker RoleSystem Host

Your Code

StorageStorage

Account

Queue

Blob

Tables

BlobsContainers

Pictures

Photo1.png

Blobs

Photo3.png

Photo2.png

QueuesQueues

ThumbnailJobs

“Body1”

Messages

“Body3”

“Body2”

Development Fabric and StorageLocal Machine

Windows Azure Simulation Environment

Development Fabric

Development Storage

Portal

Overview

Hello Cloud

Hello Cloud

Web Role Worker Role

Blob

Queue

Web Role

Hello Cloud

Hello Cloud – Web Role

Web Role

What We’re Going To Code

What We’re Going To Code> Step 1 - Create a Cloud Service project

with a Web Role> Step 2 - Write our code and test it

locally> Step 3 – Deploy to the Cloud

Web Role

Demo

Portal – Allocated

Portal - Run

Portal - Initializing

Portal - Busy

Portal - Ready

Here’s One I Deployed Earlier> http://helloclouddavidlem.cloudapp.ne

t/

Blob and Queue

Hello Cloud

Hello Cloud – Blobs and QueuesWeb Role

Blob

Queue

Enqueue Message

Upload Blob

What We’re Going To Code> Step 1 – Configure a Storage Account> Step 2 – Upload a Blob> Step 3 – Enqueue a Message

Blob + Queue

demo

Worker Role

Hello Cloud

Hello Cloud – Worker Role

Worker Role

Blob

Queue

Dequeue Message

Update Blob

What We’re Going To Code> Step 1 – Add a Worker Role> Step 2 – Dequeue Next Message> Step 3 – Update the Blob referenced in

the message> Step 4 – Delete Message from Queue

Worker Role

demo

Recap

Hello Cloud

Hello Cloud

Web Role Worker Role

Blob

Queue

New Project

Add a Role

Write Some Code

Run and Debug Locally (Hit F5)

Deploy to the Cloud

Create Your Accounts

Deploy Your Service

And You’re Running

Summary> Same Development Tools and

Experience> Local and Cloud Based Environments> Rapid Cloud Development,

Deployment and Maintenance

Other Sessions to Attend> Windows Azure Present and Future – 11/17 (2:30

PM)> Building Java Applications with Windows Azure –

11/17 ( 3:00 PM)> Developing PHP and MySQL Applications with

Windows Azure – 11/17 (4:30 PM)> Windows Azure Monitoring, Logging, and

Management APIs – 11/18 (11:00 AM)> Windows Azure Tables and Queues Deep Dive –

11/18 (3:00 PM)> Storing and Manipulating Blobs and Files with

Windows Azure Storage – 11/18 (4:30 PM)> Automating the Application Lifecycle with Windows

Azure – 11/19 (10:00 AM)

> Questions?

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