Best practices deploying Sitecore to Microsoft Azure

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Thom Puiman

Best practices deploying Sitecore to Microsoft Azure. Slides from my talk at the Sitecore User Group 19 may 2016

COMING UP
• What is Azure?
• Why Azure?
• How does Azure work with Sitecore?
• Demo:
• Sitecore Azure module
• Deploying Sitecore using Powershell to Azure Cloud Services
• Sitecore on Azure Web Apps

Who am I?
Thom Puiman
• Lead Developer Sitecore @ DigitasLBi Amsterdam
• Working at DigitasLBi since 2013
• Certified Sitecore Developer since 2013
• Also interested in DevOps, Open Source and Cloud

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Best practices deploying Sitecore to Microsoft Azure

Virtual Machines
• Infrastructure as a Service
• Use it for any OS or tool that you want to run
• You are responsible for the OS, patching/updates and security

Cloud Services
• Platform as a Service
• Sitecore Azure Module
• Web role and worker roles are fully configurable VM
• Can be scaled manually or automatically on metrics (CPU, Memory etc)
• Deployments are stateless
• Microsoft currently requires at least two instances, to meet SLA requirements

App Services
• Platform as a Service
• Will be supported by Sitecore as of version 8.2
• No access to VM, all configuration through portal/files
• Easier and faster to setup
• SLA already valid for 1 instance

Cloud vs. On-premise
• Only scale when necessary
• Optimized for high availability

Sitecore Azure module
• Comes with Sitecore XP as separate module
• Incredibly easy to setup fully working cloud services environment
• Can be deployed using existing Sitecore application
• Sitecore admins can have full control over Azure environment

Deploy Sitecore using Powershell
• Custom made scripts
• Helped us to better integrate Azure with our CI-pipeline
• Leaner cspkg and fast deployments
• Helps developers more quickly to understand the process
• Better integrated with local development environment

DEMO
Custom implementation Sitecore deployment with
Powershell

Sitecore on Azure Web Apps
• Azure Web Apps is easier to setup and provides more integrations for
developers
• Azure Resource Manager template to quickly setup working Sitecore
environment
• Easier to integrate with your CI-pipeline
Disclaimer: Currently not yet supported by Sitecore. Will be
introduced from version 8.2 (expected July).

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1. DEPLOYING SITECORE TO MICROSOFT AZURE SITECORE USER GROUP – MAY 19 2016 THOM PUIMAN

2. COMING UP • What is Azure? • Why Azure? • How does Azure work with Sitecore? • Demo: • Sitecore Azure module • Deploying Sitecore using Powershell to Azure Cloud Services • Sitecore on Azure Web Apps

3. Who am I? Thom Puiman • Lead Developer Sitecore @ DigitasLBi Amsterdam • Working at DigitasLBi since 2013 • Certified Sitecore Developer since 2013 • Also interested in DevOps, Open Source and Cloud

4. 6,000+ mensen 40 kantoren verspreid 25 landen San Francisco Costa Rica Atlanta Norway China Singapore Australia Hong Kong Japan UAE Denmark USA 2850 UK 900 Europe West 550 Germany 450 Nordics 250 APAC 1100

5. A complete and integrated global offering San Francisco Costa Rica Atlanta Norway China Singapore Australia Hong Kong Japan UAE Denmark USA 2850 UK 900 Europe West 550 Germany 450 Nordics 250 APAC 1100 40 kantoren verspreid 25 landen +6000 mensen Europe: Amsterdam Brussels Copenhagen Edinburgh Ghent Göteburg Hamburg Köln Kiev London Madrid Malmö Milano München Paris Stockholm Trondheim Zürich North America: Atlanta Boston Chicago Detroit New York City San Francisco Stamford South America: São Paulo Middle East – North Africa: Dubai Asia - Pacific: Ahmedabad Bangalore Bangkok Chennai Hong Kong Ho Chi Minh City Hyderabad Jakarta Kolkata Makati City Mumbai New Delhi Petaling Jaya Shanghai Singapore Sydney

6. What is Azure?

7. Introduction • Open & Flexible public cloud platform • Pay-as-you-go • Large worldwide network of datacenters • Deploy any type of application

8. Public cloud providers

9. Azure regions

10. Services Compute CDN Data Services Networking Storage Web & Mobile

13. Virtual Machines • Infrastructure as a Service • Use it for any OS or tool that you want to run • You are responsible for the OS, patching/updates and security

14. Cloud Services • Platform as a Service • Sitecore Azure Module • Web role and worker roles are fully configurable VM • Can be scaled manually or automatically on metrics (CPU, Memory etc) • Deployments are stateless • Microsoft currently requires at least two instances, to meet SLA requirements

15. App Services • Platform as a Service • Will be supported by Sitecore as of version 8.2 • No access to VM, all configuration through portal/files • Easier and faster to setup • SLA already valid for 1 instance

16. Why Azure?

17. Cloud vs. On-premise • Only scale when necessary • Optimized for high availability

18. Sitecore on Azure

20. Sitecore Azure module • Comes with Sitecore XP as separate module • Incredibly easy to setup fully working cloud services environment • Can be deployed using existing Sitecore application • Sitecore admins can have full control over Azure environment

21. DEMO Sitecore Azure module

22. Deploy Sitecore using Powershell • Custom made scripts • Helped us to better integrate Azure with our CI-pipeline • Leaner cspkg and fast deployments • Helps developers more quickly to understand the process • Better integrated with local development environment

23. DEMO Custom implementation Sitecore deployment with Powershell

24. Sitecore on Azure Web Apps • Azure Web Apps is easier to setup and provides more integrations for developers • Azure Resource Manager template to quickly setup working Sitecore environment • Easier to integrate with your CI-pipeline Disclaimer: Currently not yet supported by Sitecore. Will be introduced from version 8.2 (expected July).

25. DEMO Sitecore on Azure Web Apps

26. thompuiman@gmail.com www.puiman.nl

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