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So let us move further and quickly take a look at today's agenda
first firstly, I would be discussing the basics of cloud as
in why it is needed and what it is exactly. I would also discuss the different models that cloud has to offer to you like it's service models and
also its deployment models and also discuss the different Cloud providers that are there in the
market and finally I would finish things off with the demo part.
I hope this agenda is clear to all of you firstly let's understand why
Cloud to understand this So we need to understand the situation that existed before Cloud came into existence.
So what happened back then and firstly in order to host a website, you have to buy a stack of servers and we all know that servers are very costly.

So that meant we ended up paying a lot of money next was the issue of traffic.
Now as we all know if you are hosting a website we are
dealing with traffic that is not constant throughout
the day and that meant more pain we would understand that as we move further and
the other thing was monitoring and maintaining your servers.
Yes, this is a very big problem now all these issues.
They led to certain disadvantages. What are those as I mentioned servers
are very costly. Yes. The setup was again costly and thus you ended up paying a lot of money and there were other
factors contributing to this point. Let's discuss those
as well. One troubleshooting was a big issue since you're dealing with a business.
Your Prime Focus is on taking good decisions so that your business does well,
but if you end up troubleshooting problems, Soare you focus more on infrastructure related issues.

Then you cannot focus more on your business. And that was a problem.
So either you had to do multitasking or you have to
hire more people to focus on those issues thus again you ended up being more money as I've discussed the traffic on a website is never constant.
And since it varies you are not certain about its patterns.
Say, for example, I need to host a website and for that what I decided I
am reserving to petabytes of total memory for my usage based.
On the traffic but as the traffic, where is there would be times when the traffic is high and my whole
to petabytes of data is consumed or space is consumed Roger.
But what if the traffic is very low for certain hours of the
day. I'm actually not utilizing these servers. So I end up paying more money for the servers than I should
be. So yes upscaling was an issue. So all these things were an issue because we were paying more money.
We do not have sufficient time to take our decisions properly.
There was ambiguity. There was more trouble.
All monitoring and maintaining all these resources and apart
from that one important point which we need to consider is the amount of data that is being generated now and that was being generated then then it was okay,
but nowadays if you take a look at it the amount of data that is generated is huge and this is another
reason why Cloud became so important. Yeah, as of mentioned the data now, we all know that
everything is going online these days and what that means is we shop online we
buy food online. We do almost everything. What is required as an whatever information we need we get everything online your bookings and reservations.
Everything can be taken care of that means we have a lot of
data that is being generated these days and this is Digital Data back in those times.

We were communicating through verbal discussions and all those things so through paperwork and that was a different
data to maintain since everything is moving on cloud or moving online.
The amount of data that we have is used these days and then when you
have this huge amount of data Are you need a space where you can actually go ahead and maintain this data?

So yes again, there was a nude of this piece and all these
issues that is your cost. You're monitoring your maintenance providing
sufficient space. Everything was taken care by Cloud.

So let us try to understand what this cloud
is exactly. Well think of it as a huge space that is available online for your usage.
This is a very generic definition to give you to be more specific.
I would be seeing that think of it as a collection of data
centers now. Yes, it does again at a place where you store your data
or you host applications basically, so when you talk about these data
centers, they were already existing. So what did Cloud do differently?
Well, what cloud did was it made sure that you are able to orchestrate your various
functionings applications managing your resources properly by combining all these data centers together
through a network and then providing you the control to
use this resources and to manage them properly to make it
even more simpler. I would say there was a group of people or organizations.
Basically that went ahead and bought these servers these compute capacities storage places compute services and all those things and they have their own channel or Network.
All you have to do was go ahead and rent those resources only to the amount
you need it and also for the time that you needed.
So yes, this is what cloud did it let you rent the services that you need and you Only those services
that you need so you ended up paying for the services that you rented and you ended up saving a lot of money.

The other thing is these service providers. They take care of
all the issues like your security your underlying infrastructures and all those things.
So you can freely focus on your business and stop worrying about all these issues.

So this is what cloud is in simple words. It's a huge space which has all these services available and
you can just go ahead and pick and render services that you want to use.
So what is cloud computing? Well, I've already discussed that just to summarize it I would say it is nothing but an ability or it is a place where you can actually store
your data. You can process it and you can access it from anywhere in the world.
Now. This is an important Point say for example, you decide to choose a reason for infrastructure somewhere in u.s.
You can certain maybe China or maybe in India and you can still have access to all
your resources that is there in u.s. All you need is a good internet connection. So that is what cloud does.
Makes the world accessible it lets you have your applications wherever you want to and manage
them the way you want to so this was about cloud computing guys.

Next we would be discussing different service models.

Now you need to understand one thing you are being offered cloud
services the platform to use your services or your applications basically,
but then different people have different requirements.

There are certain people who just want to consume a particular resource or there's certain people who actually want to go ahead and create The View.
Own applications great the own infrastructure and all
those things. So based on these needs we have particular service models that is your Cloud providers provide you with a particular model which suits your needs.
So let us try to understand these models one by one we have these three models that
is your iaas your paas and your saas. I would be discussing
them in the reverse order. That is I would be talking about saas first and then I would
go upwards so let us start with saas or sad. SAS is nothing but
a software-as-a-service. Now what happens here is basically you are just consuming
a service which is already being maintained and handled by someone else
to give you a valid example. We have a Gmail. All you do is
you send mail to people and you receive mails and whatever functionality
you do is you just use the service that is there.

You do not have to maintain it. You do not have to worry
about up scaling down scalings security issues and
all those things. Everything is taken care by
Google say for example But yard email is what I'm talking
about Google manages everything here. So all you have to worry about is consuming that
service now this model is known as software as a service that
is saas. Next we have passed that is platform
as a service now here you are provided with a platform where you
can actually go ahead and build your own applications to give you an example.
We have our Google app engine. Now when you talk about Google app engine, what you can do is you
can go ahead and you can create your own applications and you
can put Put it on Google app engine so that others can use
it as well. So in short you are using the platform to create your own applications, and lastly we
have iaas that is infrastructure as a service. Now. What do I mean by this?
Well, the whole infrastructure is provided to
you so that you can go ahead and create your own applications.
That is an underlying structure is given to you based
on that. You can go ahead and choose your operating systems the kind of Technology
you want to use on that platform the applications you want to build an old those things.
So that is what an IAB S is infrastructure-as-a-service basically, so
these were the different models that I wanted to talk about.
So let us move further and discuss the next topic.
That is the different deployment models that are there.

Now when you talk about deployment models, you can also call them
as different types of clouds that are there in the market we have these three types.

That is your public Cloud your private cloud and your hybrid Cloud.
Let us try to understand these one by one now as the name suggests the public Cloud
it's available to everyone you have a A service provider who makes these services or these resources available to people worldwide through the
internet. It is an easy and very inexpensive way of dealing with
the situation because all you have to do is you have to go ahead and
rent this cloud and you're good to use and it is available publicly.
Next. We have the private Cloud now. This is
a little different here. You are provided with this service and you can actually go ahead and
create your own applications. And since it's a private Cloud you're protected by a firewall.
Add wall and you do not have to worry about various other issues that are there
at hand and next. We have our hybrid Cloud now.
It is a combination of your private cloud and your public Cloud
say, for example, you can go ahead and build your
applications privately you can use them. You can consume them you can use them efficiently.
When you sense that peak in your traffic. You can actually move it
to public that is you can move it to the public cloud and even others can have access to it and they can use it.
So these are the three basic deployment models that
are there for you. Exposure or your usage rather and
you can go ahead and use those as well. I hope this was
clear to all of you. So let us move further and try to understand the next topic that has different
Cloud providers that are there in the market.
Now as I've mentioned what happened was since Cloud came into existence quite a few people went ahead and they bought their own infrastructure and now they rent the
services to other people and when you talk about this infrastructure, they're quite a few people out
there who are actually providing these cloud services to different people across the globe now when you talk about These Cloud providers.

The first thing that should come to your mind is Amazon web services
because it is highly popular and it leaves other Cloud providers way behind.
The reason I'm saying this is the numbers that talk about Amazon web services to give
you an example. If you talk about its compute capacity.
It is six times larger than all the other service providers that are
there in the market say for example, if you talk about the other service providers in the market if the compute capacity combined was ex-army Has on web
services alone gives you a capacity of 6 x which is huge apart from that.

It's flexible pricing and various other reasons.
That is the services it provides and all those things. It is rightly a global leader and the fact that it had a head start that is it started way before many other services that are there in the market.
It actually gained popularity. And now we see quite a few
organizations going ahead and using Amazon web services apart from that.
We have Microsoft Azure, which is a Microsoft product and we all All
that when Microsoft decides to do something they expect that they kill all the competition that is there in the market.
It is still not in terms with Amazon web services or
few other service providers that are than the market but not very neck
to neck but it is probably the second best when you talk about Amazon web services
or the cloud service providers in the market. So, yep,
it has a lot of catching up to do when you compare it with Amazon web services,
but it is still a very good cloud service provider that is there in the market.
Then we have something called as Google Cloud platform again a very Very good cloud provider
in the market. Now. Why am I saying this? We all know the infrastructure that Google
has to offer to you. It has one of the best search engine that is then the market and
the amount of data they deal with every day is huge.
So they are the Pioneers when you talk about big data and
all those things and they know how to actually handle this amount of data and
how to have an infrastructure that is very good.
That is why they have a very good facility and that leads to it being one of the
cheapest service providers in the market. Yes, there are
Features that DCP offers which are better, even than Amazon web services when you talk about its pricing and the reason for it is it has various other services
that are there water does is it helps you optimize various costs how it uses analytics and various other
ways by which it can optimize the amount of power you use and that leads
to less usage of power. And since you are paying less for power that is
provided as a paying less for power you end up paying less for your services as well.
So that is why It is so cost efficient. Then the
other service providers that is we have digital ocean. We have to remark we have IBM which is again very popular.
But that is a discussion for some other time. As far as the service providers go.
These are the major ones that as we have Amazon web
services. We have Microsoft Azure, we have DCP which are talked about a lot.
This was about the basic Cloud providers and
the basic intro which I wanted you all to have.
I hope you all are clear with whatever Concepts
we've discussed in time. So let us move further and switch into the demo.
Let us try to explore a few of these services or Cloud providers as in at least the
introductory part. Okay. So what I'm going to do is I'm going to switch into the console basically where we can take a look at
these Services one by one. So yes guys, what I've done is I've cornered and have
logged into my AWS account now AWS provides you with a free tier and then they have the
paid Services as well. Let's discuss these one by one first.
I would talk about AWS then I will talk about gcp and to some extent I
would also discuss a juror as well, but But let's focus on AWS for first one point, which I did not mention while going through the
concepts was AWS provides you with a free tier. Now when I see a free
tier, this is where you do not have to pay any upfront money.

You can actually go ahead and have access to AWS services and see how they work and once
you are confident and comfortable with them, you can actually go ahead and decide whether you want to buy
those services or not. So yes, these services are made available to you for free for one complete Year.

Yes. There are certain restrictions on it. But as long as
you stay in those restrictions, you won't be Panting if you cross those restrictions.
Yes in abuse will charge you now. How does AWS do that?
Well, when you create an account, you have
to give in your credit card details or debit card details, when you do that database will
cut a lump sum amount from your account verify account and reinstate
that amount back into your account so that none of your money is used but
just a verification is done that this is your valid credit
card or your debit card and once your 12 month
free trial expires, then they would notify you that your free trial is over.
Would you want to go ahead and continue using our services if you say yes,
then they would charge meanwhile, they won't charge you so you can stay relaxed and you can actually go ahead and give you a credit card or
debit card details, but just make sure that you set an alarm
and once your free trial gets over you kind of either revoke your
exes or go ahead and continue with the paid services that
it abuse has to offer to you. So what does this re-tear has
to offer to you? Basically, let's take a look at those.
Well firstly we have compute Services when you talk about AWS and Name a few we
have ec2. We have Lambda which are popular Services now easy to is something like
a raw server where you can actually go ahead and post our websites
and applications. It is very popular. And if you want to use it, it obvious gives you 750 hours per month for free.
Then you have some service called as Amazon quick set
which is basically an analytic service and I won't get into the details of what it does
basically, but you have a space of 1 GB available to you that
is nothing but spice capacity basically again, I won't
get into the details because I want to Stick to the surface
as far as the session goes, then you have other services
like your database service, which is an RDS.

You have your storage service, which is S3 Amazon Lambda.

Now Lambda is another compute service which is similar to
your ec2. But ec2 is more of a place where you can host a websites.
Where as Lambda does not let you host a website.
But yes, you can definitely go ahead and do a lot of background application work.
When you talk about AWS Lambda apart from that database also provides with various videos that talk about how do you want to go ahead and get started with using
this? Sosa's how to create an account how to create instances
and all those things. So this was about the free tier let us kinda move further and see
how the console looks like. You can actually go ahead and
create your own instances. You can do a lot of things.
So this is what the different services that a device has to offer to you.
You have your compute Services developer tools machine learning
and I'll takes storage database Services. You can actually go
ahead and use these on your own you can go ahead and create certain instances here now once you click here oniy Easy to you get to see
the number of instances that are active the security groups
that are there the keep is that you have let us see or take a look at an instance.
Basically. I would tell you how to create one. I won't create one myself because I have
certain ones running already. I would just walk you through how the process works.

When you click on that launch instance. It will give you options in what kind of an instance do you want to create so you can actually go ahead
and pick the one that suits your need based on the OS
you're using and stuff like that since I'm using a Windows.
We'll be picking one for Windows and I would be using
the one that is freely available to me or eligible for my free tier.
So when I say select I see that a free tier eligible T2 micro
instance is available to me. I can either click on this and
directly go to the final step of creation, or I can take a
step by step approach. That is if I want to modify it.
I can go ahead and given these details as in the number of instances
my purchasing options Network subnet auto-assign public IP and
all those things. So let's click on next and we can also also put
in these details, but I'm going to stick to the
default decisions or the selections. You can also go ahead and configure your security groups.

I would talk about that as well. Do not worry and finally it would say do
you want to remove and launch it? Once you click on this you
would have a new instance they would be couple of statistics and you'd have your instance available for use to
give you an example take a look at this as you can see.

I have two instances running and the security checks are done and
I can actually go ahead and do a lot of things with it.
I can actually go ahead I can connect to a server.
Again have my security group security policies. And when you have an instance, you can do so many things for hosting a website and the other things that are there now, I
just mentioned keep are values and I mentioned security groups.
Now when you talk about the key pair it is nothing but an authentication process that lets you
use your instance. It is a verification process. Basically it varies when you talk about
using it on your Linux and using it on your Windows Windows, you would
need it for an external login as far as when you talk about Linux you'll have To
go ahead into your terminal and generate those SSH or your secure server Keys basically or secret selkies rather and then log into your website and then go
ahead and use it on your server basically.
So this is what happens. So that is something that you
called as a keeper value when you talk about AWS a keeper value once created it is unanimous or it
is not unanimous rather. It is primary to a particular instance and you should not lose it because if you
do that instance becomes useless for you, so You have to make sure
that once you create a key value pair that key value pair it stays with you and when you do try to connect to a server that
keeper value or its value is available with you so that basically you can switch to your server and connect to it.
And then you have something called as your security groups as well.
Now if you come down here you can go ahead and set in your Security Group policies.

Whatever. Those are you can create a new security group
and you can just go ahead and add rules as in what kind of security policies you want.
Say, for example, you have your HTTP https now if
you're using Windows, you'll be needing our DP and those kinds of rules.
You can go ahead and select a source you want to and accordingly you can set
in your security rules. Once you create on click on create you'd
be having your Security Group up and running for you and you can like stay assured that your so-called services are more than secure here.
So yeah, this was about Amazon web services and how its
interface looks like then you have something called as your gcp now gcp to
has a free. The only difference is gcp gives you an a balanced amount as in say some amount of US Dollars and you can the services are paid
services, but you can use this balance to go ahead and use those services.
So it pans out to similar approach which aw stakes in but if you talk about their
pricing, aw charges you on hourly basis, whereas your Google Cloud
platform charges you and second basis. So it is
more affordable. Say for example, you stop using a particular instance at two minutes.
You'll be charged. Only for those two minutes, but if you stop
using an instance for two minutes in AWS would be charged for a complete are so that is
the difference between the two as far as logging in is concerned again, you'll be going ahead and giving in your
credit card details here as well. The difference is here.
You have to make sure that you do not enable your billing because once you do that,
trust me, you're going to end up paying a
lot of money because I accidentally left few instances open. The last time I logged in and I
was charged Hefty live without me being noticed. When you see a
button missing that enable billing make sure that you use it carefully because you do not want to be charged for something that you are not using.
So when you talk about gcp this is how the interface looks like.

You have all the services here as well there you had your computer
services you have you have your compute engine basically and you can to come here and
create your instances. You can click here and you can go ahead and go through the
process of creating your instances, but I won't be creating an instance
as far as you are gcp is concerned because I've given you a reason already.
I'm happy working with AWS for now. This is your dashboard where you get in all the information as in whatever is happening as far as
your account is concerned. So this is one of the accounts managed by a person I know
who works with me and the certain projects which he has gone ahead and created.
So it's the information for those details are the details for that project basically and then you have something called as your Microsoft Azure
now, I won't log in and get into the details.
But yeah it to provides you with similar services. So is this what about
the different cloud? Riders that are then the market and I
just wanted you all to have some understanding as in how do these things work?
And what do these Services have to offer to you? I hope this is clear to all of you.
Why a Microsoft is your why are you guys so interested in Microsoft with yard.
Now one thing is that Microsoft is your is actually
becoming pretty big. I mean the cloud leader on papers. It is AWS right now,
but if you see the growth with that has been happening in the past few years Microsoft is your is actually coming out pretty big.
Right? So and that is the reason if you look at this graph, there are the job opportunities for Azure has been on a
rice and that is like this is the primary reason that you guys
want to learn about Microsoft with your because obviously you want to make a
career shift into the cloud industry, right and for that availability
of jobs should also be a factor. And if you see the graph this graph
is has actually been taken from indeed.com, right and as you can see the graph is rising.
So if you see as 2014 it was around .01% in the mid in the
late 2016. It's reached around .09 it came down to a fault.
But then again it is at a right. So this is apartment that you see but
if you take my advice because I have seen the industry as far as I
know these jobs. Are going to increase multiples in the future as well.
Right? It's not only restricted to is or if you talk about AWS if talk about any Cloud
technology, it has become imperative for
you to learn about Cloud because it is the thing everything in the next 10 or
15 years is going to be on the cloud right any company
which is still on its own for my servers will move to the cloud one day or another because that
is inevitable that Is something that has to happen and that is the
reason it becomes very important for you guys to skill up to the cloud level right now talking about is your like I
said, so jobs are increasing every day jobs are there for you?
So what needs to be done from you guys is prepare for the exam.
That is therefore Azure give that exam get the certification get hands-on experience and
get the job. This is the course. This is the path that you should have for taking a cloud computing roll.

Right having said that so that is this is the reason why we learning about Microsoft Azure today moving
on. Let's understand what Microsoft is your is exactly so Microsoft is your is a
growing locations through Microsoft's Global Network of data centers,
right? So by using the Microsoft infrastructure, you build deploy and manage applications on the has your environment and Like as you're like I said, it's a cloud provider.
It provides you the cloud services you're using those cloud services, but
those cloud services are actually on the Microsoft infrastructure.
And that is what you are paying them for right? So, this
is what Microsoft Azure is all about guys. Now,
let's see a use case now that is My Philosophy is that rather than doing all the
theory first and then going on to the Practical I would
like to follow the reverse approach, right? I would I'd like to begin from
practicals because that is what your exam will be based
on your exam will be based on real-life example that
you based on real-life scenarios Lou based on what kind of Hands- On knowledge you
have in your as your domain. All right, and that is the reason every session of ours will
have a use case through which we will try to analyze how we can implement it in the cloud.

Right? So this is your first use case. This is kind of simple guys.
So please pay attention. So we are trying to make a website
which is something like this. Right? So what happens here is you have a set
of images and these images are actually being played in the
background. And in this website, you have a functionality to upload more files to the cloud
and once you do that those files will automatically be
added in the slideshow and we'll start running. Alright,
so this is our use case and we have to implement it on the cloud.
So there are two stages in the way. We are going to take this use cage the first stages.
We're going to apply pure logic, right? We are going to understand how we can actually deploy it on any cloud service right?
Not only does your butt any Cloud platform if it is out
there, how can we implement this use case? So let's see that first and after that once you have understood
that will try implementing it in as your so first. Let's see
how We will implement this in a general scenario by pure logic.
So your user base will be accessing the internet right
now when your user will try to access the website, he will enter the website name, right?
So all of that traffic will come at this point, which is called
a load balancer. Now, what is the load balancer a load
balancer is basically a service which distributes your traffic equally among the server's running at that time.
So say there are like five servers running your website then and if traffic
is coming on to your servers that traffic will be distributed
among those five servers by the load balancer.
So the job of the load balancer is to distribute the traffic
equally among the service, right? So this is what the load
balancer is all about. So your user base from the Internet is trying
to access your website. So the traffic comes to the load balancer and the
load balancer separates or Segregated traffic into equal proportions and give it to the server's right.
So once the traffic comes onto the server's the server's process the request and if
you talk about our website, so our photos are actually stored on a
file system, right? So whatever files you are uploading
or whatever files are there, which are already been uploaded there on a file system,
right? So it will access that file system for fetching those files,
but our servers they don't know. What files do we want?
Right? What is the like say, for example,
I upload a file and before uploading the file. There were three pictures running
in the background. So my server should know what are those three files that I have excess right?
There should be a list of those files that the server has to play in the background.
Now that list of files is actually stored in a database, right?
So what my service will do is it will first get that list from the database right?
And once it gets at least it will fetch that.
List of files from the file system say there are around five files
in the database. So my server will interpret the addresses of those files from the
database and then it will call the file system and get those addresses or get those files from there and Fry to show that in this slideshow in the website.
Now when we upload the file, what happens is first your
database is updated, right? So whatever file is being uploaded to your servers, that file is Renamed according to whatever parameter you have set because it has to be unique.

Right each file has to be identified with a unique name,
right? So it renames that file to that unique name and then store it
on the database once entry has been made on the database then it
gets uploaded onto the file system. Right? So guys,
this is the architecture of your application just as the logic that will be
following today. So let's try to implement this
architecture has your nose Understood how we can actually architect
this use case in a general way. Right? Let's see how
we can implement it in the has your environment. So in the Azure environment the servers that you're trying to implement is
actually provided to you by a service called the app service.
What is AB service will be discussing in the further slides.
Then let's talk about the load balancer and auto-scaling.
So the load balancer is actually implemented by the
has your load balancer and auto-scaling,
right? And having said that then we talked about the database.
So database is the mySQL database that will be using in Azure and then you have the file system which is called blob storage in your what are these Services you might be confused.
Okay. What is your load balancer? What is the app so
is what is mySQL database? What is blob storage? Don't worry.
I will explain everything to you in the coming few slides.
So let's go ahead then. So these are the services that you'll be using in a jar.
Let's go ahead and understand these Services one by one.
So let's talk about the app service first. So the app service is basically a part
of the compute domain. All right, and in the compute domain you have a lot of sources, but why are we
using the app service? Let's understand that. So there are basically three kinds of services in the
compute domain if you talked about in a very broad sense.
The first service is called the virtual machine. Now. What is the virtual machine a virtual machine is just like a
traditional computer. Now that you have in your in-house data house.
It is a computer that is accessible to you and
you can do anything with that computer where you have all the rights to that
computer. All you have to do is basically what you will do with
a virtual machine is you will say that I need this much RAM.
I need this much storage and I need this much configuration. Please give me a computer.

So as your will create that virtual machine for
you, right and it will give you the IP address and the password for that machine.

What you can do is by remote desktop connection. And you can enter that IP address and the password and you will be able to connect to that computer.
Now, once you connect to that computer, it is your computer annoyed you have the access to the user interface.
You can do anything on this computer. You can make it a website server.

You can make it a worker to your environment. You can use it to for image processing right?
You can do multiple things on a so I like you I might be doing
on your server as well. Right? So this is
what virtual machines is all about. You can configure it to Become
anything. Our next service is called the app servers.

So it is a basically an automated version of a virtual machine,
but with limited possibilities when I say limited possibilities
it is this service is actually very more focused.

Right so app service. Basically, it doesn't give you the access to the user interface.
All right, but that gives you more simple interface to deal with because if you want to host a website in virtual machine you would have
To configure the virtual machine you would have to configure the firewalls.
You would have to install the necessary software like say for example, you have a PHP website, right?

So you would have to install PHP software on a virtual
machine and then you would have to copy those your website files or
the files that you have coded into a specific folder and then you would have testified
the configuration for your firewall and everything.
Right? So there were a lot of things that you had to do
in your virtual machine with app service. You don't have to do anything.
Then you just have to specify what language you want. Say, for
example, I want a PHP website. So I'll select
PHP. I'll do next then last me what kind of configuration of servers I want.
I'll specify the configuration. I click next and that is it.
My website will be deployed automatically. It will ask me
to upload the files. I'll upload the files. It will automatically send it to whatever folder it
is required and this done right? So this is the part of app service right?
It is more automated because the Pitching
machine everything had to be done manually, but with app service
everything happens automatically. I just have to upload my files, right?
So this is what app service is all about. So, like I said, so app
service is basically used to deploy an application. All right, you cannot do anything else with it.
You cannot use it to process a customized workload or something like that.

You can just use it to deploy an application and
that is why it is called an app service Right Moving
On Let's Talk. Talk about functions of functions is basically
a very new technology. It's called the server less architecture it basically what it does is you don't have to specify the configuration. You don't have to
specify anything. You just have to upload your
code and it executes it for you, but it will not deploy any application for you.
For example, you want to host a website.
It's not do that. It just does processing in the sense.
It will only do background tasks for you. For example,
if you Have let me take an example which uses both these Services.
If you have say an application like Instagram, right?
So user uploads His image on your application. And then your application has to store that image now before storing that image.
Maybe you want to compress the image or you want to apply a
filter to it or whatever, right? So from your application the file
is uploaded. And now these many tasks have to be done if these tasks are actually configured in your code, which is
Actually uploading the file as well. It will actually increase the overhead on the server which
is hosting an application. But what we can do is the
way things happen today is everything is distributed. Right?
So from your application only the file will be uploaded.
Once the file is uploaded. Right? The tasks will be the tasks like renaming the file or compressing the file applying the filters.
Everything will be done using the functions. So the
function will get invoked whenever the file. Is it uploaded using
the app servers and the function will execute all the tasks that
have to be done on that particular image this reduces the overhead
on the server which is hosting your application. Right? And you have your
background tasks will be implemented by a functions
and then will be stored in the respective file system.
Whatever you have coded your function to do right? So this is basically the difference.
So recapping again virtual machine is basically a computer you can configure it to anything you can actually
we use app servers in a virtual machine Mallory. For example, you want to deploy an application you can use it by
configuring a virtual machine, right? You can also use it as a
function your virtual machine that I mean to say as in you can configure it to only execute background tasks.
But the thing is you have to configure everything manually.

If you want an automated version you can go with app Service app Services
used to deploy an application. Right? But if you are use case is not about deploying application you
want to do some raw? Searching you might
as well hop for functions, which is a service which is not used to
deploy an application but is used to execute background
tasks. All right, so guys a doubt and whatever we have discussed like we discussed
virtual machine. We have discussed app service
and we've discussed functions. All right. Like I said,
we are using the app service why because we are deploying a website, right?
So for deploying a website, I need apps away. So it cannot be done using functions can be
done were doing virtual machines as well, but it will
need a lot of manual work and our job is to make everything faster right cloud computing
is all about speeding up things. The speed of implementing is increased right so I rather use an app service
and upload my code on the Service and it will deploy the website from right
it's that simple guys. Let's move on to the next topic of today's
discussion, which is the blob storage. So the blob storage is basically the file system that you need
to upload your files, right? You definitely need a file system.

There is no alternative to this. Right. So your blob storage is the place where you will be storing your
image files, but why did we choose the blob storage by
not some other service from the storage to Maine?

Let's discuss that. So in the storage domain basically, you have three kind of services you
have more services well, but these are the three main services
in the blob in the storage domain. You have the block storage.
You have the Q storage and then you have the backup, right?
So the block storage is like I said is a file system on which you can upload any
kind of file, right? And that's about it. There is nothing more to blob
storage. This is the thing next is Kyu storage Secure Storage is basically
a queuing service whenever you have to synchronize
tasks. For example process one has to be done before process to and process to help it to be done
before process 3. So what you can do is you can bundle these
tasks in a sequential Manner and you can add it to the queue storage.

Right? What the queue storage will do is it will actually hold these tasks according to the sequence that you entered,
right? And whenever the queue storage is accessed it will give
them only the first task now the second task is
the third task first. So the way It functions is like this say for example, like I said the image processing application. I want to rename file first there won't I want
to add filters and then I want to store it on the file system.
So these three tasks I will write it down and I will
add it into the queue storage now. See these tasks will be done by my functions.
All right. So what functions will do is it will try to interact with Q storage and last for
a task, right? So Q storage will give the task to Functions
in a very sequential manner in the sense that it
will first give it the task to rename the file.
So it will rename the file. Once that task is done.
It will again try to xsq storage and then cute store has been given a task to filter the image or apply filter to the image, right then we'll apply a filter to the image will be done with that and then it will try to again the to
storage and then it will see that okay now it has to store that file in a file system which is specified
the code right and it will pick that task do it. It and
be done in the first file and then it again XS Q storage in the process goes on. Right?
So basically Q storage is used to give a sequential manner to the processes that are trying to execute having said that this is a work queue storage then comes back up.

So backup is a service where in you can store your in frequently accessed data, right?
What is your in frequently accessed data could be for example in my company.

We take a record of everything right we take our Out of every class that we do we take a record of every
query that you guys raised now save the classes
that were taken say like 2 years ago, right and as obviously I cannot delete those classes
because they have to be kept for record.
But what is the point of keeping them on my life hard
drive because my life hard drive is where I do.
My current tasks, right? So rather than keeping it on my life hard drive I say, okay.

Let me keep it in a CD or a pen drive and
keep it somewhere where I can take it out when I
actually need them. Right? So this is the concept of taking
a backup now similarly. If you want to take a backup in as your say you have your virtual machine
and you have stored a lot of files on your virtual machine, but you think okay.
I don't need these files anymore. Or maybe I don't need you file it
as of now, I might them need them later. So why do
spend that much on the stories that you're taking on the virtual machine right rather than storing the
in frequently accessed data. Why not put more frequently exist.
So what you can do is the in frequently accessed data that you have in your machine on the cloud.
You can actually take a backup of that and store it in the backup service.
Now, why will you store it in the back of services?
Because storage is more cheaper when you talk about the backup
servers because obviously first of all, they'll use magnetic tapes or they'll use ssds or something like that to store your data now, why is it cheap is because obviously it has a
downside that the response time of the time to retrieve the files from a backup service is obviously more.
For example, if you are stored everything in your virtual machine,
you can like go to that particular folder access that file and that is it
right. But if you have stored in the backup service,
the retrieval actually takes time, but it is worth it because you don't
use that file every day, right? You won't be using
it and also you're paying less so it doesn't pinch you that much because you're paying less and you are not using that file very Yes, well, so why not put it in the
backup service? So this is what the backup service
is all about. Now today in our implementation. We are using the blob storage for obvious reasons that
we I want to store my image files, right? So I not store it
on the back up obviously and not show it in the queue storage As Told in the blobstore it because that is what that service is meant to do.
Now. The next service from Azure is the MySQL
service from Azure. It is basically a MySQL implementation on the LG.
Our infrastructure was right, so you Can use any database you want
another you have an SQL service, which is purely
SQL. So if you're comfortable with that, you can use it.
I am using MySQL for my use case today because that is the way I have quoted my application to be right.
So it is just personal choice. The next
service that we are going to talk about is auto-scaling and load balancing.
So like I said load balancing is when you want to equally distribute your Among the number of
servers that are running that time and auto-scaling is actually scaling up
the number of servers that you're using according to the traffic that is coming onto your website.
So you can actually set a metric that so many obviously when more traffic is coming
onto your website your CPU utilization will increase
because you have to process more requests now. Yeah, so your server will be processing more requests
and that is the reason your CPU usage will He's so you can actually set a metric.

Let's say my CPU usage when it increases 60 or 70% increase one more instance
or increase three or four more inches high. So it is based on your personal use.
So this is what order scaling is all about. And obviously when you
using Auto scaling, the number of servers is changing constantly, you need a load balancer along with it,
right the load balancer so that say you have six or seven servers which are running right now
and say the traffic decreases and it sees okay now
the sea Utilization is going down. So it will reduce the number of servers.
Right? So when it will reduce the number of sources do load balancers
should identify. Okay, though. They were seven servers
before now there are like three so you'll be Distributing the traffic according to
those three servers, right? So the load balancer actually pays a very important role
in the order scaling process having said
that so this is how all this killing actually works.
So say you have one server, right and the usage increases it goes on to become two servers and then again the usage increases
it becomes 3 service right now when the users decreases these three servers can be
reduced to one server or can be reduced to so so this is a diagram
representation of what or scaling is. We talk about load balancer.
Like I said, so load balancer is a very crucial
part of Aura scaling process because load balancer is
the part which actually distributes the traffic according to the number of servers that are running at that time.
All right. So this is how the process Smokes the traffic comes
on to the load balancer and the load balancer sees how many servers are running and distributes traffic according to that.
All right. Okay. So we're done with the services.
These are the services that we'll be using today.
So now we will see how we can launch these services in the has
ER user environment. So guys will talk about the Apsos first.
We'll see how we can launch an app service in the as your UI.
Okay, let me show you the user interface for a year now.
So guys this is how the user interface for as your looks like.

You have all the services listed here on the left side.
Right? And this is the dashboard. This is called the dashboard whatever Services you launch.
You can pin it here for basically getting accessed quickly.
It is just like a desktop on your computer which has all the
shortcuts in everything and this is what the dashboard is actually used for.
All right. Having said that let's see how we can launch the app.
So In Azure, so first you will click on app Services as you can see from here.

You can click on app services and moving ahead. Once you
have clicked on app Services. You will reach this plate click on create app services and then you'll click on web app and that is it.
Let me show you how you do that. So you'll click on app Services click on create app Services you
go down click on web app. And over here as you can see after
this, you will reach the screen when you will see that
you have four options. You can either code your website in.net PHP node.js or python. So if it is either of these four languages, you don't have
to do anything. You just have to upload your code in this web app that you'll be creating and
your app will be deployed automatically without installing
any software without doing any configuration Justice,
right? Okay. So once you have reached this page You will click
on create. So let's click on Create and then you will reach the screen.
So now you have to give your application some name.
So let us give us this name as in Eureka - 0 1 so see that everything is fine.
So this subscription is pay-as-you-go Resource Group is something
which you can create or you can use existing. So Resource Group is something it's a group of all
the resources, right? So if you put if you are it will be creating a
storage. Count will be creating database account.

We are creating an app. So it's right. So all of this will come under one group.
It can be clubbed in one group and will be called as resource
for any changes that you want put across the group
you can do to the resource Group. All right, we'll be discussing in detail.
What a resource Group is in the further modules, but for now
all you should understand is that a group of resources is called a resource book.
So if you have an application and just utilizing say three or four
resources, it's better to put those resources.
Under one group. All right. So this is about that.
Then you have the app service plan. So app service
plan is something as in what kind of computers you use and everything.
So let's create a new plan for you so that you understand it better under the pricing tier.
This is the main part that you have to select guys. You can select the
app service plan it can give it some name. Let's give it as a service - 1.
All right, and this is my app service plan. You can select
what kind of plan you need. Let me see. Like the basic plan as of now and click on select right and then click on OK.
So this was about Apsos plan. You can click on application insights which
basically gives you the monitoring tools for now. Let's not discuss
it. Let's not go into it. We'd be discussing it later. And now let's click
on create. So I am taking the PIN to dashboard which will basically create a shortcut on a dashboard to this application comes in handy.

And that's it guys. You will click on create. Alright,
so now my application is being created. Okay, so all right why my
web app is deploying. Let me go back to my slide and let's jump onto our next service which is blob storage.
So like I said blob storage just like a file system.
You need a file system to show your files, right?
So that is what the blobster is all about. Let's see how we can create
a blob storage instance in Azure. So you will
reach this is the dashboard you reach the screen. You will click on storage accounts.
Once you have clicked on Story the council click on ADD.
And that is it guys. Nothing much acquired. Let's go ahead and
do this I go here. I'll click on storage accounts.
I will reach the screen and click on ADD and I will start entering the values.
So let's give it the name called Eureka - 0 1 so this is taken. Let's give it
a name as well as your I do. Write this name is available.
All right, the performance should be standard because this is a demo replication is
not required. So I'll say locally redundant Storage storage service encryption should
not require secure transfer is not required and subscription is pay-as-you-go.

Okay Resource Group. Let's select a director - 0 1
because this is the resource Group that I selected earlier, right and let's pin it to dashboard.
click on create Alright, so my web app has been deployed already and
my storage account is also being deployed. All right, so this was about it.
Let's go on. Let's see for our MySQL. So for MySQL, let's
see what all we have to do. So we will click on you.
We will click on databases and then we'll click
on as your database for MySQL. All right, and that is about
it. Let's go back and do that. So we'll click on new.

The search for as your database. for MySQL All right here this so I click on this and I'll click on create.
So here it is. I have to enter the server name. Let's enter
the server name as Eureka - 0 1 it is available.
It's good. The resource Group should be the same.
So let's select a riruka - 0 1 so admin login name.
Let's give it as any Rekha password. Let's give it any Rekha one, two, three, four confirm the password
and Eureka one, two, three four, and it is asking me some special characters or let me add the
special character as well. Okay. So basically you cannot have the
login name and your password. So let me change the password
to add you one two, three, four exclamation same in the confirmation. All right.

So this is available. Now the location sounds introduced version is 5.7 pricing tier.
Let me see if there is something more or less.
All right. I think this I click on OK. Bennett dashboard and click on play.
It's pretty simple guys. You would know when you will do the Hands-On on yourself.
So the pricing tier can be the minimum if you are using it for demo or if you're creating an application, which is for global scale
application huge can choose the pricing Theory according to that.
Alright while it is deploying. Let's move ahead. So let's come onto
the auto-scaling part now. So basically we have to configure our web
app to order scale as and when required It so let's see how we can do that.
So let's understand the types of Auto scaling first.
So basically there are two types of scaling one is called horizontal scaling and one is called vertical scaling.
So horizontal scaling is when you are increasing the
number of servers that you require say, you don't
have an i7 server. For example. All right.
Now the usage goes up so you take to i7 servers and if it again goes up you take 3i7
SOS, right. So this is what horizontal scaling is all about right?
Let's come onto vertical scaling now. So vertical scaling is when you are increasing
the capacity or the configuration of your system say you were using an I3 system before right the traffic increases.
So now you're using an I-5 system the traffic increasing now you're using the i7 system.
So you are having only one machine but you're increasing the configuration of your system, right?
So these are the two Types of scaling which exists in auto-scaling also the other way is manual scaling so you can also manually
scale up your in the number of instances or the configuration of your system.

Right? So the way to do that is to manually go into the
service change the pricing tier and you are said this is how you manually scale auto-scaling.
I'm going to tell you in a couple of you slides. Also guys when you are
auto-scaling like I said load balancing is Quickly attached to it.
Alright, so when you would be orders killing in a web app, you don't have
to configure the load balancer. The load balancer is configured automatically and said automatically for you to be used right
because it doesn't make sense to use or scaling and not use load balancer.
And that is the reason as your has automated the process of attaching a load balancer when you using orders Right Moving
ahead guys. Let's see how we can launch this
instance. So guys first you will click on app Services.

You will go to your particular. Instance that ER have launched you will go to scale out and you will
click on enable auto scale. All right. So let's do that.

We will go to app Services which is here. So this is my instance.
I have launched I click on idea raiga - 0 1 I'll go down. And
as you can see I have two options. I have scale up and
I have scale out when I click on scale up. You see the pricing tier so I
can increase the configuration of my system right? But this is not about what I want.
I want to scale out which is I want to increase the number of instances running right now, right?

So so it says Auto scale is not supported for basic
chair of web apps. Okay, so let me change my configuration. Alright, so if I go to scale out now, you can see that I have the option to enable auto scale.
So I will click on enable auto scale and then let's give it
a name. Let's give it a name as any Rekha Auto. Alright,
so my auto scaling property name is Erica Otto.
The resource Group is a Eureka - 0 1 right. So now you have an option to Scale based on a metric
which is based on some statistics. Like the CPUs is or the memory usage or anything.

Right? And the other one is scaled to a
specific instance count. So for example, whene

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