Transcript Ford McKinstry Group Program Manager Microsoft SOA310 Agenda Quick recap of “Dublin” capabilities Why “Dublin”? …Gain control and insight into your services at runtime Managing .NET 4

Ford McKinstry
Group Program Manager
Microsoft
SOA310
Agenda
Quick recap of “Dublin” capabilities
Why “Dublin”? …Gain control and insight into your
services at runtime
Managing .NET 4 WCF and WF services
Monitoring feature review
Monitoring and troubleshooting .NET 4 WCF
and WF services
Summary
Windows Application Server Extensions
(Codename “Dublin”)
Visual Studio
WF and WCF services
“Dublin”
System Center
Administration Tools
.NET Framework
IIS/WPAS
Windows Server
It just works
Monitoring and control
Evolution of WPAS/IIS and
Windows App Server role to
run and manage WF and
WCF services
Continually ship app server
value as quickly as possible –
first installment: Dev10 wave
Add additional releases
through Web downloads
Tooling and scripting
Enterprise-ready extensions
“Dublin” Software Stack
IIS Manager
WCF and WF IIS Manager Modules
Management APIs (PowerShell command-lets)
Runtime Services and Components
Monitoring
Runtime Databases
WCF
WF
.NET Framework
IIS/WAS
System Center
Hosting
“Dublin” Management Pack
Persistence
“Dublin” Software Stack
IIS Manager
WCF and WF IIS Manager Modules
Management APIs (PowerShell command-lets)
Runtime Services and Components
Monitoring
Runtime Databases
WCF
WF
.NET Framework
IIS/WAS
System Center
Hosting
“Dublin” Management Pack
Persistence
Scenario Recap From SOA202
Contoso Rugs – Initial customer onboarding process
SaaS CRM App
Web UI
(?)
Web Service
(WS-*)
Sales
Customer
Billing Application
Web UI
(ASP.NET)
Issues
Scaling business
Visibility and Control
Database
(SQL)
Scenario recap from SOA202
Long running customer self service portal
SaaS CRM Application
Web UI
Workflow Service
Web Service
Customer
Persistence
Database
“Dublin”
Customer Service Application
It just works
Monitoring and Control
Billing Application
WCF Service
Database
“Dublin”
Tooling and scripting
Enterprise ready extensions
Demo Scenario
Deploy an update
SaaS CRM Application
Web UI
Workflow Service
Web Service
Customer
Persistence
Database
“Dublin”
Customer Service Application
It just works
Monitoring and control
Billing Application
WCF Service
Database
“Dublin”
Tooling and scripting
Enterprise ready extensions
Deploy, Control and Configure
Deploy, Control, and Configure Summary
Deploy
Composes with MSDeploy
Easy to package applications and deploy across servers
MSBuild and VS integration
Control
Start/Stop/Enumerate applications, services, and
instances
Suspend, terminate, and resume instances
Automatically suspend instances on exceptions
Configure
Support defaults at different scopes
Server: databases, security, system services
Applications, Services, and Endoints: persistence,
monitoring, common WCF settings
All functionality available through PowerShell and IIS
Manager tools
WCF
and WF
3.5 Monitoring
Pain Points
“Dublin”
Monitoring
Investments
Event
Sources
Event
Transport
Monitoring
Store
Event fidelity
Data volumes too high and signal to noise ratio poor
WCF and WF event data model not consistent
Event distribution
Significant performance impact
Centralized store for event data
No central store to persist and query event data
Few options to move monitoring data off-system
Monitoring and diagnostics tools
Tools
Lack of unified tooling across WCF and WF
Difficult to configure service monitoring
Event Sources
Event Transport
Monitoring Store
Tools
Event Sources
WCF Application
Code Service
• Aggregation of WCF
and WF event data
• Reduced memory
requirements
• Verbose data to diagnose
system errors for
developers
Workflow
WCF & WF
Performance
Counters
Diagnostic
Trace
WCF
Message
Logging
WCF
Analytic
Trace
WF
Tracking
• Insight
into WF state
New logging
in .NET
4
• Service and transport• level
• Performance
improvements
• On by(ETW)
default
• Event Tracing for Windows
support
ETW
support
• Key events• in
WCF
• Performance improvements
• ETW integration
Event Transport and Collection
WCF Application
Code Service
Workflow
WCF & WF
Performance
Counters
.svclog
Event
Collector
Diagnostic
Trace
PerfCounters
WCF
Message
Logging
WCF
Analytic
Trace
ETW
WF
Tracking
Event Sources
Event Transport
Monitoring Store
Tools
Event Sources
Event Transport
Monitoring Store
Tools
Data Store
WCF Application
Code Service
WCF & WF
Performance
Counters
Monitoring
DB
.svclog
Event
Collector
Workflow
Diagnostic
Trace
PerfCounters
WCF
Message
Logging
WCF
Analytic
Trace
ETW
WF
Tracking
Event Sources
Event Transport
Monitoring Store
Tools
Tooling
Powershell
commandlets
Extensions to
IIS Manager
WCF Application
Code Service
WCF & WF
Performance
Counters
Monitoring
DB
.svclog
Event
Collector
Workflow
Diagnostic
Trace
PerfCounters
WCF
Message
Logging
WCF
Analytic
Trace
ETW
WF
Tracking
Demo Scenario
Billing service fails periodically
Customer Service App
Web UI
SaaS CRM App
Web Service
Customer
Billing Application
Monitoring
Database
WCF/WF
Service
“Dublin”
IT
WCF Service
“Dublin”
Database
Quick walkthrough of monitoring:
troubleshooting
WCF Service Instrumentation
Performance
Counters
Performance Counter Events
WCF Operation Events
WCF Message Layer Events
WCF Error Events
Workflow Service Instrumentation
Performance
Counters
Performance Counter Events
WF Instance Events
WF Activity Events
WF Error Events
WCF Operation Events
WCF Message Layer Events
WCF Error Events
Instrumentation Level: None
Performance
Counters
Instrumentation Level: Minimal
Performance
Counters
WF Error Events
WCF Error Events
Instrumentation Level: Health (default)
Performance
Counters
Performance Counter Events
WF Instance Events
WF Error Events
WCF Operation Events
WCF Error Events
Instrumentation Level: Troubleshooting
Performance
Counters
Performance Counter Events
WF Instance Events
WF Activity Events
WF Error Events
WCF Operation Events
WCF Message Layer Events
WCF Error Events
Instrumentation Level: Custom
Performance
Counters
WF Instance Events
WF Activity Events
WF Error Events
WCF Operation Events
WCF Error Events
Demo Scenario
Extracting custom tracking profile data in Excel
Customer Service App
SaaS CRM App
1
Web Service
Web
4
Customer
Name, email, billing
address,
expected purchases
2
Excel
6
Monitoring
Database
3
WCF/WF
Service
“Dublin”
Sales
Billing Application
5
WCF Service
“Dublin”
Database
Monitoring WF variables and accessing public
views from Excel
Event Sources
Event Transport
Monitoring Store
Tools
Extensibility
Powershell
commandlets
Extensions to
IIS Manager
Custom PowerShells Custom modules WCF
Aggregate PowerShells
Custom UI on “Dublin”
Code Service
scripts
Custom queries in “Dublin” tools
WCF &database
WF
Custom queries in other
tools
Monitoring
DB
Performance
Counters
.svclog
Event
Collector
Custom traceWCF
listener
Diagnostic
Trace
Message
Logging
Application
Workflow
Custom tracking
participant
WCF
Analytic
Trace
Custom collector
PerfCounters
ETW
WF
Tracking
Custom ETW collector
Monitoring Topologies
Server Machine 1
App A
Service 1
Monitoring
Database 1
ETW Session
App A
Service 2
Event
Collector
(NT Service)
App B
Service 3
Monitoring
Database 2
ETW Session
App C
Service 4
Server Machine 2
App B
Service 3
Event Sources
Event Transport
Monitoring Store
Tools
ETW Session
Event
Collector
(NT Service)
Monitoring / Troubleshooting Summary
Event
Sources
Event
Transport
Monitoring
Store
Improved event fidelity
Key events enabled by default
Unified WCF and WF event data model
Event distribution
High performance ETW channel
Centralized store for event data
“Dublin” Monitoring Database
Monitoring and diagnostics tools
Tools
Unified tooling across WCF and WF
Tooling to configure service monitoring
Scenario Review
Customer Service App
SaaS CRM App
Web Service
Web
Customer
Billing Application
Excel
WCF/WF
Service
Monitoring
Database
“Dublin”
WCF Service
Database
“Dublin”
Sales
It just works
Monitoring and control
Tooling and scripting
Enterprise ready extensions
Resources
www.microsoft.com/teched
www.microsoft.com/learning
Sessions On-Demand & Community
Microsoft Certification & Training Resources
http://microsoft.com/technet
http://microsoft.com/msdn
Resources for IT Professionals
Resources for Developers
www.microsoft.com/learning
Microsoft Certification and Training Resources
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Tue | 4:30-5:45 PM
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Wed | 4:30-5:45 PM
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“Dublin”
www.microsoft.com/net/dublin
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