Key Info - Going to the Cloud
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Key Info - Overview of cloud architecture and design. Know your applications, the infrastructure design of your cloud provider, and whether or not they are compatible. Keep in mind how you will on-board and access your applications once they are in the cloud.
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Key Info - Going to the Cloud
- 1. C L AY T O N W E I S E C L O U D A R C H I T E C T K E Y I N F O R M AT I O N S Y S T E M S
- 2. WHY IS THE CLOUD…
- 3. WHERE IS THE CLOUD?
- 4. A-A-S
- 11. CONNECTING TO THE CLOUD
- 13. FAULT TOLERANCE
- 17. DATA
- 18. BIG DATA
- 21. ENCRYPTION
- 22. COMPLIANCE
- 23. MOBILE & REMOTE
- 26. Schedule a Key Info Data Center Tour For a chance to win a iPad Mini Air TONIGHT!
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- Title, previous experience, # of years Architecture, Scalability, Security
- Everything going to the cloud Define: “cloud” – from mainframe to cloud, full circle
- “All the datacenters are going away” Cloud isn’t in the sky, it’s in the datacenter
- Anybody remember ASP from 10 years ago? Infrastructure, Software, Platform, Database, Backup, DR, all things as a service
- -=When, Why, and Where=- Public: Public applications (SaaS provider, Netflix, Facebook), Massive Scale, no specific location of data (inexpensive, easy to scale) Private: Corporate use, tight controls, all data in-house (expensive, difficult to scale) HOSTED TOO! Hybrid: Mix of both, can bridge the gap. Requires good network between public and private clouds though
- -=When & Why=- Horizontal: PHP, Ruby, NoSQL (Mongo, Casandra, Big Data) Vertical: Oracle, Microsoft SQL, Traditional applications What is your app built for?
- Not all applications gain performance with scale Noisy neighbors 30%+ dip in performance How does your application perform in a cloud
- Flash: performance revolution Disk = 180 IOPS ($1.45/IO) Flash = $0.10-$0.30/IO (Over 150 disks needed for the same performance) Flash vs. SSD
- If the cloud is everywhere, how do you connect to it?
- What applications are going to the cloud? How do you use them? Remote desktop/VDI, browser, thin client?
- What is fault tolerance? It’s how we go from this… to this Things break, how do we handle failure? Not all failures are service affecting.
- Fault tolerance = reactive High availability = preventative Clustering, Load Balancing, Geographic Diversity
- In the past, we had to duplicate all of our equipment (EXPENSIVE)
- 3 Steps = Deploy, Manage, Grow Most clouds focus on deployment (virtualization) How does your cloud grow with you? How do your applications need to grow?
- Who can tell me what this slide is about?
- Hadoop, Netezza, NoSQL, Map Reduce Big data is all about ANALYTICS Big data is usually HORIZONTAL (Google, Map Reduce, Workers) Born for cloud
- Know your cloud provider Where is your data stored? (wide spread or centralized) Does it make sense to use more than one provider?
- What is encryption? Do you have sensitive customer information? Encryption is a MUST in the public cloud
- PCI, HIPAA, SAS 70, SSAE 16, SOX How does moving to the cloud affect compliance for you?
- Everything, accessible everywhere Cloud empowers mobility BYOD, thin client, mobile access
- Favorite food, favorite restaurant In a large cloud, a VM could be anywhere in the datacenter SDN creates total flexibility
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