TYPO3 in the cloud
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- 1. TYPO3 in the Cloud Frankfurt am Main, 1st October 2010 Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010
- 2. Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 4
- 3. About Ingo Schmitt CTO and shareholder of Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH Head of development and hosting TYPO3 Commerce core developer TYPO3 since 2002 email: is@marketing-factory.de twitter: @ISchmitt Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
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- 5. Questionaire Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 6. Questionaire Who is running one or more TYPO3 installations? Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 7. Questionaire Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 8. Questionaire Who is running one or more physical servers containing TYPO3 installations? Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 9. Questionaire Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 10. Questionaire Who is running one or more TYPO3 on a shared host? Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 11. Questionaire Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 12. Questionaire Who is running one or more TYPO3 installation at e.g. domainfactory, jweiland, mittwald or hosteurope? Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 13. Questionaire Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 14. Questionaire Who is running a TYPO3 on a virtual server? Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 15. The Cloud Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 16. The Cloud Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 17. The Cloud The Internet Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 18. TYPO3 3.5 style Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 19. TYPO3 3.5 style Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 20. TYPO3 3.5 style - LOAD Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 21. TYPO3 3.5 style - LOAD Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 22. TYPO3 3.5 style - LOAD Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 23. TYPO3 3.6 style Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 24. TYPO3 3.8 style Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 25. TYPO3 4.0 style Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 26. TYPO3 4.0 style - LOAD Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 27. Still the same old problem Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 28. Still the same old problem 40% Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 29. Virtual Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 30. Virtual Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 31. Benefits for hosting company efficient usage of resources hardware energy engineers Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 32. Benefits cost saving Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 33. Benefits cost saving $ Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 34. Virtual Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 35. Possibilities - adjust resources Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 36. Possibilities - adjust resources Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 37. Possibilities - adjust resources Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 38. Possibilities - adjust resources Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 39. Possibilities - adjust resources Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 40. Possibilities - adjust resources Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 41. Possibilities - acquire resources Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 42. Possibilities - acquire resources Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 43. Possibilities - acquire resources Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 44. Possibilities - acquire resources Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 45. Possibilities - acquire resources Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 46. Possibilities - acquire resources Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 47. Possibilities - acquire resources Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 48. Usage pay as you use Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 49. AWS Example Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 50. AWS Example 0,085 $ Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 51. AWS Example 62.22 $ small instance, running 24/7, one month Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 52. What about TYPO3 and the Cloud? Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 53. TYPO3 and the Cloud? 1 single virtual instance Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 54. TYPO3 and the Cloud? Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 55. $ TYPO3 and the Cloud? Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 56. TYPO3 and the Cloud? 1 single virtual instance Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 57. TYPO3 4.0 style - LOAD Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 58. Again: TYPO3 and the Cloud? Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 59. Again: TYPO3 and the Cloud? Scaling Concepts Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 60. TYPO3 - 2 tier Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 61. 3 tier application Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 62. TYPO3 - 2 level scaling Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 63. TYPO3 - webserver Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 64. TYPO3 - web/dbserver Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 65. TYPO3 - web/proxy server Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 66. TYPO3 - continental scaling America Europe Asia Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 67. TYPO3 - web/proxy/cdn server Europe America Asia Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 68. Setup dynamical scaling Complex setup External API Monitoring Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 69. cloud costs Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 70. cloud costs ? Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 71. cloud costs $ Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 72. What we do? CDN calculate statistics crawler Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
- 73. Contact Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH Stephanienstraße 36 40211 Düsseldorf Germany Tel +49 (0)211 / 36 11 76 - 0 Tel +49 (0)211 / 36 11 76 - 99 is@marketing-factory.de twitter: @ISchmitt www.marketing-factory.de Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH – all rights reserved – © 2010 01.10.2010
Notas del editor
- Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH (MFC) was founded in 1995 as an Internet Full Service Agency Registered as GmbH: February 1st, 1996 33 employees at the moment, working in the centre of Düsseldorf 5 Managing Directors 14 years successfull in a turbulent market Down-to-earth, private financed, owner-driven, profitable A very stable team comprising experienced experts in technology, marketing and sales Customers: Ecolab, Henkel adhesives, Westfalia. Running 40 server for custommer
- metaphor for the intenet symbol used in network maps The “cloud” has been used as buzzword since the late 1990s, but the technical concepts date back to the 1960s. “Cloud” is the metaphor for the internet, used e.g. in network maps. Today cloud computing is a form of computing where resources are provided as a service. The service provider is running several physical hardware-systems (storage, CPU instances, and network connectivity), which are not viewable directly by the user. Instead, the user is using virtual instances which are representing parts of the physical infrastructure. All virtual instances are sharing the total physical infrastructure. The idea behind this concept is basically that physical machines run at 60 to 70% ideal capacity, so these spare capacities could be used. Cloud services can be implemented on a small scale with 2-3 hardware machines, or on a larger scale with thousands of physical machines in different locations, like Google or Amazon.
- metaphor for the intenet symbol used in network maps The “cloud” has been used as buzzword since the late 1990s, but the technical concepts date back to the 1960s. “Cloud” is the metaphor for the internet, used e.g. in network maps. Today cloud computing is a form of computing where resources are provided as a service. The service provider is running several physical hardware-systems (storage, CPU instances, and network connectivity), which are not viewable directly by the user. Instead, the user is using virtual instances which are representing parts of the physical infrastructure. All virtual instances are sharing the total physical infrastructure. The idea behind this concept is basically that physical machines run at 60 to 70% ideal capacity, so these spare capacities could be used. Cloud services can be implemented on a small scale with 2-3 hardware machines, or on a larger scale with thousands of physical machines in different locations, like Google or Amazon.
- Normally 1 Server containing the whole installation Designed to take the load maximum for the installation
- Hier ggf. noch eine Grafik machen die die Lastkurve über den Tag darstellt und dann
- Hier ggf. noch eine Grafik machen die die Lastkurve über den Tag darstellt und dann Red area
- Hier ggf. noch eine Grafik machen die die Lastkurve über den Tag darstellt und dann
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Annimate sizes of VMs
- Instances can move from one RZ to the other Virtually
- Comparing to other services: quite expensive Small: 1,7 GB Speicher 1 EC2 Compute Unit (1 virtueller Kern mit 1 EC2 Recheneinheit) 160 GB Instanz-Speicher (150 GB plus 10 GB Stammpartition) 32-Bit-Plattform
- Comparing to other services: quite expensive Small: 1,7 GB Speicher 1 EC2 Compute Unit (1 virtueller Kern mit 1 EC2 Recheneinheit) 160 GB Instanz-Speicher (150 GB plus 10 GB Stammpartition) 32-Bit-Plattform
- Comparing to other services: quite expensive Small: 1,7 GB Speicher 1 EC2 Compute Unit (1 virtueller Kern mit 1 EC2 Recheneinheit) 160 GB Instanz-Speicher (150 GB plus 10 GB Stammpartition) 32-Bit-Plattform
- Comparing to other services: quite expensive Small: 1,7 GB Speicher 1 EC2 Compute Unit (1 virtueller Kern mit 1 EC2 Recheneinheit) 160 GB Instanz-Speicher (150 GB plus 10 GB Stammpartition) 32-Bit-Plattform
- 1 single virtual instance
- 1 single virtual instance
- 1 single virtual instance
- 1 single virtual instance
- 1 single virtual instance
- 1 single virtual instance
- 1 single virtual instance
- Having a look at the load curve, and the costs of each machine, it would be interesting to scale the amount of machines / instances used by the load really needed.
- Scaling Concepts
- Presentation tier Application tier Data tier
- One Loadbalancer Scaling of webserver dynamicall start and stop webserver according to the overall load
- One Loadbalancer Scaling of webserver + database server dynamicall start and stop webserver according to the overall load
- One Loadbalancer Scaling of webserver dynamicall start and stop webserver according to the overall load
- dynamicall start or stop resources on difefrent continental localtion
- One Loadbalancer Scaling of webserver dynamicall start and stop webserver according to the overall load dynamicall use cdn resources
- We at Marketing Factory are using cloud services: Content delivery Networks For calulating statistics crawling the web/apis for informations