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Managing Microsoft Hybrid Clouds: RAW

Managing Microsoft Hybrid Clouds: RAW

By : van den Berg
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Managing Microsoft Hybrid Clouds: RAW

Managing Microsoft Hybrid Clouds: RAW

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By: van den Berg
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Overview of this book

If you're an IT professional, manager, consultant, or architect who wants to learn about hybrid cloud computing using Azure, then this is the book for you.
Table of Contents (12 chapters)
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Preface
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Preface
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What this book covers
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What you need for this book
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Who this book is for
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Conventions
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Reader feedback
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Customer support
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1. An Introduction to Cloud Computing
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1. An Introduction to Cloud Computing
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The way electricity became a utility
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Service delivery models
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Cloud deployment models
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Benefits of public cloud
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Barriers for the adoption of the public cloud
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Cattle versus pets
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Using cloud successfully
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Cloud exit plan
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Hybrid cloud to the rescue
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Introducing Microsoft Cloud OS
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Microsoft hybrid cloud use cases
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Summary
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2. An Introduction to Microsoft Cloud Solutions
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2. An Introduction to Microsoft Cloud Solutions
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Cloud first
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Windows Server 2012
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Microsoft System Center 2012
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Microsoft SQL Server 2014
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Microsoft Azure
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Azure Preview
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Best effort versus reliable clouds
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Microsoft Azure is a best effort cloud
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Dedicated versus private virtual clouds
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Use case scenarios for Microsoft Azure
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On-premises and cloud feature misalignment
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Microsoft Azure security
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Microsoft support on Azure
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T-shirt virtual machines versus tailor-made virtual machines
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Microsoft Azure cost model
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Microsoft Azure service-level agreement
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Microsoft software support
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Other vendor software support
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Microsoft software license mobility
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Bring your own application license
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Trying Microsoft Azure
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Summary
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3. Understanding the Microsoft Azure Architecture
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3. Understanding the Microsoft Azure Architecture
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A look under the hood of Microsoft Azure
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Microsoft Azure Storage
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Networking
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Summary
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4. Building an Infrastructure on Microsoft Azure
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4. Building an Infrastructure on Microsoft Azure
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Getting started with Microsoft Azure
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Understanding the restrictions of Microsoft Azure
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Explaining Azure subscriptions
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Adjusting the subscription name
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Microsoft Azure accounts
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Understanding Azure directories
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Deciding the most appropriate Azure region for placement
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Creating an affinity group
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Creating a storage account
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Creating Azure networks
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Deleting a virtual network
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Creating a Cloud Service
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Creating a virtual machine
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Virtual machine extensions
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Deploying Linux images using VM Depot
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Naming convention for VHD files
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Understanding IP addresses
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Service healing
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Summary
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5. Connecting to Microsoft Azure
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5. Connecting to Microsoft Azure
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Connection options
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Azure ExpressRoute
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Connecting to Azure using a point-to-site VPN
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Creating a virtual network
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Support on Microsoft Azure
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Set up Multi-factor Authentication in Microsoft Azure Management Portal
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Enable a user for Multi-factor Authentication
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Introduction to System Center App Controller
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Summary
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6. Managing the Microsoft Hybrid Cloud
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6. Managing the Microsoft Hybrid Cloud
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Understanding Azure Active Directory
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Authentication models in Azure AD
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Importing and exporting data
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Managing Azure disks and images
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Monitoring Microsoft Azure
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Mobile management of Microsoft Azure
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Tips and tricks
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Checking the usage of Azure resources
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Automation
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Licensing and license mobility
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Billing and cost management
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Summary
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7. High Availability, Protection, and Recovery using Microsoft Azure
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7. High Availability, Protection, and Recovery using Microsoft Azure
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High availability in Microsoft Azure
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Introduction to geo-replication
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Disaster recovery using Azure Site Recovery
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Installing a replica Active Directory controller in Azure
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Using Microsoft Azure as a backup target
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Using Microsoft StorSimple
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Backing up and restoring Azure virtual machines
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8. Migrating to Microsoft Azure
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8. Migrating to Microsoft Azure
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Premigration checks
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License mobility
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Migration options
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Migrating a Hyper-V virtual machine to Microsoft Azure
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Migration using Migration Accelerator for Azure
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Converting an Amazon EC2 virtual machine to Microsoft Azure
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Migrating Azure deployments between data centers and subscriptions
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Summary
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9. Summary and a Look into the Near Future
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9. Summary and a Look into the Near Future
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The road ahead
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A. Configuration Maximums
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A. Configuration Maximums
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Subscription limits
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Virtual machine limits
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Storage limits
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Networking limits
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Index
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Index

Chapter 2. An Introduction to Microsoft Cloud Solutions

In this chapter, you will learn what products of Microsoft make a hybrid cloud and look at the characteristics and functionalities delivered by these solutions. The technical details and how-to's will be described in Chapter 3, Understanding the Microsoft Azure Architecture, and the later chapters.

You will learn how the products were developed and also take look at the service levels of Microsoft Azure, the cost structure, supported software, and license mobility.

Last but not least, we will have a fair and unbiased look at what is possible using Microsoft cloud solutions—because it is not only important to understand what a solution delivers, but also what a solution doesn't deliver at the moment.

As described in Chapter 1, An Introduction to Cloud Computing, the Microsoft hybrid cloud is made out of a few software components. The ones we will discuss in this chapter are:

  • Windows Server
  • System Center
  • Microsoft...
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