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WINDOWS AZURE STORAGE11 de Mayo, 2011
Gisela Torres – Windows Azure MVPAventia-Renacimientowww.returngis.netE-mail: gtorres@renacimiento.comTwitter: http://www.twitter.com/0gis0
WINDOWS AZURE STORAGE
SERVICES
Storage
DURABLE STORAGE, AT MASSIVE SCALE
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Blob- Massive files e.g. videos, logs
Drive- Use standard file system APIs
Tables- Non-relational, but with few scale limits- Use SQL Azure for relational data
Queues- Facilitate loosely-coupled, reliable, systems
BLOB
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Binary Large OBject
BLOBS
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Store Large Objects (up to 1TB in size)Can be served through Windows Azure
CDN serviceStandard REST Interface
PutBlobInserts a new blob, overwrites the existing
blob
GetBlobGet whole blob or a specific range
DeleteBlobCopyBlobSnapshotBlobEtc
BLOB STRUCTURE
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Storage Account: MediaStorage
Container: Pop Container: Rock
Fly.mp3 PopConcert.avi PopLetter.docx
We will rock you.mp3 RockConcert.avi poster.pdf
BLOB URI
http://<storageAccount>.blob.core.windows.net/<Container>/<BlobName>
http://mediastorage.blob.core.windows.net/pop/fly.mp3
BASIC STEPS
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Get storage account
Get blob client
Retrieve a container reference
Get blob reference
Upload/Download a blob
DEMO BLOB STORAGE
TWO TYPES OF BLOBS
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Block Blob Targeted at streaming workloadsEach blob consists of a sequence
of blocks• Each block is identified
by a Block IDSize limit 200GB per blob
Page Blob Targeted at random read/write
workloadsEach blob consists of an array
of pagesEach page is identified by
its offset from the start ofthe blob
Size limit 1TB per blob
WINDOWS AZURE DRIVE
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Drive == Page blob
Fixed NTFS
Between 16MB and 1TB
Can only be mounted by only VM
at time for read/write access
TABLE
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Provides Structured StorageMassively Scalable Tables
Billions of entities (rows) andTBs of data
Can use thousands of servers as traffic grows
Highly Available & DurableData is replicated several times
Familiar and Easy to use APIWCF Data Services
(previously ADO.NET Data Services)and OData
.NET classes and LINQREST – with any platform or language
BASIC STEPS
Create an entity
Specify a context
Get storage account
Generate table
Work with the context
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DEMO TABLE STORAGE
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PARTITION TABLES
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QUEUE
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• Queue are performance efficient,highly available and provide reliable message delivery– Simple, asynchronous work dispatch– Programming semantics ensure that a
message can be processed at least once
• Access is provided via REST
QUEUE: FIRST IN FIRST OUT
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BASIC STEPS
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Get storage account
Retrieve queue reference
Add/Get message
Delete message
DEMO QUEUES
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CONTENT DELIVERY NETWORK
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WINDOWS AZURE STORAGE11 de Mayo, 2011
Gisela Torres – Windows Azure MVPwww.returngis.netgisela.torres.buitrago@gmail.com@0gis0