In today’s world of technological revolution, cloud computing technology has reached its zenith. Companies like Cloudera, Microsoft, AWS, Tableau, FusionOps, etc have released their best cloud computing tools and are continuously working on their improvement. There is a cut-throat competition between them to bring up the best cloud computing platform.

Microsoft Azure PC is not an uncommon term among techies these days. Being in demand since long, this cloud computing platform has captured the attention of enthusiasts after the release of Azure Stack.

Microsoft Azure PC – A Brief Introduction

Azure is Microsoft’s cloud computing infrastructure and platform designed to build, deploy and manage different applications and services through a giant network of data centres managed by Microsoft.

It was launched in February 1st, 2010 as Windows Azure which was later renamed to Microsoft Azure PC on 25th March 2014.

Apart from providing services like SaaS, PaaS and IaaS, it supports many other programming languages, frameworks and tools which could include third-party systems as well.

Internal Architecture and Technical Details

Before we get into the details of what is Microsoft Azure PC, let us discuss the technology working behind it. The operating system behind this technology is called Microsoft Azure PC. It helps in running its fabric layer.

In this technology, scalability and reliability features are controlled by Microsoft Azure Fabric Controller. This is done in order to avoid the services crashing with the environment within the Microsoft data centre and allows management of web applications (such as load balancing and memory resources) for the user.

Its API is built on HTTP, REST and XML which gives a developer the freedom to interact with all the services that come with Microsoft Azure features. In addition to that, Microsoft brings a client-side managed class library that contains the functions that interact with the services. It also allows integration with Microsoft Visual Studio, Eclipse and Git.

Deployment Models of Microsoft Azure PC

Azure offers two deployment models for cloud resources:

• Classic Deployment Model – Here each resource of Microsoft Azure was managed individually. The resources could be SQL Database, virtual machine, etc.
• Azure Resource Manager – Here the users can create different groups for related utilities in order to deploy, manage and monitor the closely coupled resources.

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