1)      It's not about money savings so if that's your only motivation, this is 
the choice for you. Not saying it won't save you money as it certainly may, but 
it also may not and that will be completely variable dependent upon many 
different factors unique to your organization and usage anyway.

2)      A CAS is *never* suitable for anything, on-prem or Azure. A bit tongue 
in cheek there but if you actually need a CAS, look again, most folks who think 
they need  CAS don't. All roles are supported. When and where you should put 
them on-prem or in Azure (or another cloud) is an architectural decision that 
once again is scenario dependent.

3)      If you mean do you need to have HTTPS enabled client-facing roles - DP, 
MP, SUP - then the answer is no. The CMG proxies HTTPS client communication to 
on-prem, HTTP client facing roles except for the DP which must be a cloud DP at 
this point.

4)      If there were an answer to a question like that then we wouldn't have 
jobs and everything would just work perfectly.

J

From: [email protected] [mailto:[email protected]] On 
Behalf Of Miriyala, Vasu
Sent: Wednesday, January 4, 2017 3:36 AM
To: [email protected]
Subject: [mssms] SCCM Server/Roles in Azure

Hi Experts,

Is anybody/team out there who is using SCCM roles in Azure...if so can you 
share our experience please.

Especially on Cost front,


1)      does it save more than what it costs internally in On-Prem data centers,

2)      what roles are suitable to transfer like CAS, Primary, Secondary ... 
while DP will mostly/always stay back in premises

3)      With Azure, does still Cloud DP/IBCM DP roles still needed to present 
Software, patch content to Internet clients

4)      What works and what troubles in moving SCCM roles to Azure .... Sort of 
known limitations and practical challenges

Thanks, Vasu

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