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Infrastructure-as-a-Service Product Line Architecture Guidance

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In a joint effort between Microsoft product development and Microsoft Services, the Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) ProductBuilding Clouds Blog Line Architecture (PLA) has been created to help organizations develop and implement private cloud infrastructures quickly while reducing complexity and risk. The IaaS PLA utilizes the core capabilities of the Windows Server operating system, Hyper-V, and System Center to deliver a private cloud infrastructure for customers.

The IaaS PLA provides a reference implementation that combines Microsoft software, consolidated guidance, and validated configurations with partner technology such as compute, network, and storage architectures, in addition to value-added software components through a series of defined fabric infrastructure and fabric management design patterns.  The PLA includes multiple fabric design patterns and storage architectures as well as a single highly available System Center design Cloud and Datacenter Solutions Hubpattern.

These patterns serve as the foundation for a range of private and hybrid cloud solutions and offerings from Microsoft Services and its partners. By implementing private cloud configurations that align to the IaaS PLA, Microsoft and its hardware partners can help provide organizations the control and the flexibility that are required to reap the potential benefits of the private cloud.

At this time, there are two documents available to you – the Fabric Architecture Guide and the Fabric Management Architecture Guide:

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Kudos for the following individuals and teams:

Joel Yoker and David Ziembicki are Senior Architects in Microsoft Services’ Americas Office of the CTO, Adam Fazio is a Solution Architect in the Worldwide Datacenter and Private Cloud Center of Excellence and Jeff Baker is an Architect with the Microsoft Services’ Americas Datacenter and Private Cloud Center of Excellence.  Adam, David, Jeff and Joel’s areas of expertise include Private & Hybrid Cloud and Virtualization and have been leading infrastructure architects in Microsoft'sDatacenter Services Solutionand theMicrosoft Private Cloud Fast Trackprograms.  Yuri Diogenes is Senior Technical Writer from Data Center, Devices & Enterprise Client – Solutions Group and worked as reviewer for this project.

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Comments

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    Thanks! A long anticipated guidance to enable partners like us to "certify" our packaged services and Workload implementation methodology and solutions to work together with the PLA.

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    Thank's !

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    Hi Janakirim, Are you wanting to be a public cloud provider? Thanks! Tom

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    Thank you all for the feedback! Great to know that this is helping you.

  • Anonymous
    January 01, 2003
    By the way, we recently had an MMS session where we dive into this IP, explain our strategy and some of the key concepts therein - Optimize Your Data Center with Datacenter Services from Microsoft Services channel9.msdn.com/.../SD-B307 Cheers - adam

  • Anonymous
    May 15, 2013
    Do you have the IaaS-PLA for public cloud ?