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Cloud Deployment Demystified

Session 106. Cloud Deployment Demystified. Outsourcing your hardware. Gus Bj örklund (gus@progress.com) Magician, Progress Software. Typical Deployment Activities. Initial installation, setup, and testing Initial deployment Application patches, hot-fixes, service-packs

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Cloud Deployment Demystified

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  1. Session 106 Cloud Deployment Demystified Outsourcing your hardware Gus Björklund (gus@progress.com) Magician, Progress Software

  2. Typical Deployment Activities • Initial installation, setup, and testing • Initial deployment • Application patches, hot-fixes, service-packs • O/S upgrades and patches • OpenEdge service-packs, upgrades • New releases of your application

  3. Different Kinds of Clouds

  4. Different Kinds of Clouds

  5. Different Kinds of Clouds www.opsource.net

  6. Different Kinds of Clouds

  7. What’s different on Amazon in the cloud? vs.

  8. Someone else takes care of it

  9. You don’t control it

  10. You don’t know where it is youarehere themachine ishere www.opte.org/maps

  11. Service-level agreements

  12. It’s always on

  13. It’s always on Almost always, anywayAmazon SLA is 99.95% uptime(about 4.4 hours per year downtime)

  14. You pay for what you use

  15. You use as much as you want

  16. Amazon can handle billingif you don’t want to do it yourself

  17. You don’t have to talk to anyone or ask anyone

  18. You don’t have to talk to anyone or ask anyone You just do what you need to do.

  19. You can become locked-in

  20. You can become locked-in But only to a limited extent

  21. What’s the same on Amazon in the cloud? vs.

  22. You have to manage your software,but not the hardware

  23. You get limited support

  24. Still have the same life cycle

  25. Still have the same life cycle with pretty much the same activities andthe same issuesas before

  26. It’s just a virtual machine

  27. What do you get on Amazon? + Outsourced Virtualization

  28. Amazon Web ServicesInfrastructure Services • Elastic Computing Cloud (EC2) • Elastic Block Storage (EBS) • Simple Storage Service (S3) • Simple Queue Service (SQS) • key-value storage (SimpleDB) • Elastic Map-Reduce • . . . aws.amazon.com

  29. Amazon Web ServicesBilling and Payment Services • Infrastructure Usage Billing • Charge for using your AMI • Amazon DevPay • Charge for metered usage of services • Flexible Payment Service • Charge for using a function in your application aws.amazon.com

  30. Choice of operating systems

  31. Windows On EC2 Windows Server 2003 Authentication Services C# library for Amazon web services API Windows Remote Desktop Client 31

  32. Choice of machine sizes

  33. AMI (vm) sizes 0: and a 10 GB root partition1: 32 bit processor2: 64-bit processor4: Amazon measures horsepower in cu’s or “compute units” 1 cu = 1 x 1.2 GHz 2007 Opteron equivalent

  34. EC2 Is inexpensive 25 % extra for Windows

  35. LOTS of preconfigured images over 500

  36. Easy customization of images

  37. S3

  38. S3 Permanent “offline” storage for: AMI’s Backups Whatever you want to put there

  39. S3 Also can use for “online” data storage

  40. Automated Billing $ euro symbol courtesy Sergio Giorgini

  41. Automated Billing user pays Amazon $

  42. Automated Billing user pays Amazon $ Amazon takes its cut

  43. Automated Billing user pays Amazon $ Amazon takes its cut [ Microsoft takes its cut ]

  44. Automated Billing user pays Amazon $ Amazon takes its cut [ Microsoft takes its cut ] You get the rest

  45. Automated Billing user pays Amazon $ Amazon takes its cut [ Microsoft takes its cut ] You get the rest Amazon bills you for what youuse

  46. PCI-DSS Compliance Amazon billing system is compliant $ EC2 storage is not S3 storage is not

  47. The Key To Deployment on EC2

  48. EBS: Elastic Block Storage persistent, instance independent, cheap storage

  49. AMI with OpenEdge and your application Elastic Block Storage

  50. AMI with OpenEdge and your application Running Instance instance storage Elastic Block Storage

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