getting mobile with the cloud
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http://chrisrisner.com @ chrisrisner. Getting Mobile with the Cloud. Chris Risner Technical Evangelist Microsoft. How we got here Mobile Services Features and demos Questions. What we’re going to talk about. How did we get here?. What we had. Storage. Identity. Cloud services. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
Getting Mobile with the Cloud
Chris RisnerTechnical EvangelistMicrosoft
http://chrisrisner.com@chrisrisner
• How we got here• Mobile Services• Features and demos• Questions
What we’re going to talk about
How did we get here?
What we had
Cloud services
Storage Identity
What we neededCross Platform Features
What we made
What is Windows Azure Mobile Services?
Data
Notifications
Auth
Server Logic
Scheduler
Logging & Diag
Scale
Getting Started a backend for your mobile app in minutes Demo
Structured StorageStructured Storage with SQL DatabaseSame DB – multiple Mobile Services
AppX.Todoitem
AppY.Todoitem
Manage data inPortal, SQL Portal
SQL Management Studio
REST API
CLI Tools
REST API to SQL type mappings
JSON Value T-SQL Type
Numeric values (integer, decimal, floating point)
Float
Boolean Bit
DateTime DateTimeOffset(3)
String Nvarchar(max)
Server Logic
Automatic REST API generated for storageDynamic Schema on/offAbility to customize server logic that intercepts table requests
Server LogicSupported Modules + Globals
requestconsolepush.*tablesmssqlstatusCodesazurestore (pusher, sendgrid, twilio, etc)
mssql.query('select top 1 * from statusupdates', { success: function(results) { console.log(results);
} }
);
Server Logicadding server logic on CRUD
operations Demo
Push Notification Lifecycle Overview 1. Register for push
notifications
2. Register with your send token to Mobile Service
3. Push from server side scripts
iOS
(1)
(2)
(3)
(3)
Push NotificationsDemo
User Auth
Auth Data and ScriptsTable level permissions for each CRUD operation
EveryoneAnyone with the Application KeyOnly Authenticated UsersOnly Scripts and Admins
More granular control with server side scriptsuser.level: {admin, authenticated, anonymous}user.userId: id or undefined if not authenticated
Adding Authenticationintegrating with Twitter Demo
Command Line ToolsCreate servicesDelete servicesCreate (with auth options), update, delete, list tablesUpload, delete, download, list scriptsGet, change configurationScale up, scale down
Using the CLI Demo
SchedulerExecute scripts on a ScheduleExecute scripts on DemandExamples Periodic purge of old data
Poll and aggregate from 3rd party (Twitter, RSS, others)
Process/resize images
Schedule sending push notifications for a given time of day
Scheduling a taskAdding Todo Items Demo
Diagnostics, Logging and Scale
DiagnosticsAPI callsCPU TimeData Out
Loggingconsole.error(…)console.log(…)…
Scale - ComputeScale out instance countScale up VM size
Scale - StorageScale out mobile service tenant to dedicated SQL DBScale up SQL DB
Diagnostics, Logging, Scale
Demo
Pricing Example:
10 x Mobile Services on shared instances
100MB SQLDatabase
Unlimited data in
<165MB daily out
How?10 FREE mobile services on shared instanceIncludes 165MB/day of FREE data out from API calls Cost - All services sharing a 100MB DB is $5 USD / Month Use Pricing Calculator to Estimate your costs
=$5/ Month
Note: Free data out is per subscription, not per mobile service
Summary
Data
Notifications
Auth
Server Logic
Scheduler
Logging & Diag
Scale
Useful ResourcesGet a Windows Azure Free Trial Accounthttp://www.windowsazure.com/
Learn moreFind videos, tutorials and more at https://www.windowsazure.com/mobile
Help with Mobile ServicesQ&A Forum: Windows Azure Mobile Services ForumFeature Rqst: Windows Azure Mobile Services UserVoiceFeedback: [email protected]: @chrisrisner
Presentations, demos, hands on labsWindows Azure Training Kit: Download here