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 How Azure Works

Hi All, Here we will take an basis architictural understanding of Azure Cloud. I has prefered microsoft portal to understand same.

I have taken an video from Microsoft Portal to make it easy to understand 'How Azure Works'

1- Fabric Controller- It is cloud management software.  it is brain of Azure Services that  analyses  the process and make decisions.All intelligent taks are performed by fabric controller. Like, FC also brings up new machines into the cluster when required or when existing machines go down for  any reason. Resource allocations and monitering. 

Remember-

  • Every Cluster has fabric controller
  • Each Vm in cluster has a fabric agent.
  • Fabric Agent has read and write access on application configuration files.
  • Fabric.exe and FabricGateWay.exe

2- Orchestrator- It is front end. it  hosts Restful api's, web services, Internal Azure Database used for all functions and cloud performances. It handles the user requests



Server (Blades)+ Power Unit + Network Switch Unit--->Racks(like R0 & R1)---> Cluster

Request Handleing Process-  First, Requirement  as a request raised through azure portal. it goes to Orchestrator through API's. Orchestrator sends all configuration details to fabric controll. fabric controll take an decision on bases of provide configuration details from the orchestrator.

Still on this blog i am working to make it more useable.

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