Nashua CLOUD .NET User Group monthly meetup talk.

1. Amazon Web Services
Udaiappa Ramachandran [ Udai ]
Nashua CLOUD .NET User Group Organizer
Email: udaiappa@gmail.com
Blog: http://cloudycode.wordpress.com

2. AWS - Agenda
 Overview of IaaS and PaaS
 EC2
 RDS
 S3
 Cloud Front
 Cloud Formation
 Elastic Beanstalk
 Q&A

3. IaaS, PaaS and SaaS
Diagram Source: Microsoft

4. Tools
 Libraries and SDKs (.NET/Java)
 Web Interface – AWS Management Console
 Toolkit for Eclipse
 Command Line Interface

5. AWS-Available Services

6. EC2
 EC2-Elastic Cloud Compute
 Available in 8
Regions(Tokyo, Singapore, Sydney, Ireland, Sao
Paulo, Virginia, N.California, Origon)
 Highly Available Virtual Machines
 Durable Persistent disk image
 Customizable AMIs
 Low-cost, pay-as-you-go basis
 No up-front cost
 Auto scaling
 OS Platforms
 Programmable APIs

7. RDS
 RDS – Relational Database Service
 Oracle, MySQL, SQL Server
 Easy provisioning thru AWS management console
 Ability to connect using favorite database tools
 Pay only for the resource you actually consume
 Designed for use with other Amazon Services
 Features
 Monitoring and metrics
 Automated Software Patching
 Automated Backup
 Snapshot
 Provisioned IOPS (1K to 10K for Oracle, MySQL; 7K SQL Server)
 Automatic Host Replacement
 Isolation and Security

8. S3
 S3 – Simple Storage Service
 Easy provisioning using AWS Management
Console or API
 Easy accessible end points
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9. Why use Cloud Storage?
 Highly Available with Strong Consistency
 Provide access to data in face of failures/partitioning
 Durability
 Replicate data several times within and across data
centers
 Scalability
 Need to scale to Exabyte's and beyond
 Provide a global namespace to access data around
the world
 Automatically load balance data to meet peak traffic
demands

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11. Blob Operations
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12. Best Practices
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13. CloudFormation
 Declaration of the AWS resource
 JSON-compliant text file
 Start from scratch or from the initial template
 Create your AWS Stack from recipe
 Automated Provisioning using CloudFormation
 Simplifying IT
 Operations – Create/Update/Delete
 Update with no interruption
 reconfiguration with some interruption
 Replacement

14. Elastic Beanstalk
 Application Container /PaaS (Platform as a Service)
 Easy to deploy and manage applications in the
cloud
 Ability to deploy thru Visual Studio or Microsoft
Web Package
 Beanstalk provides
 Capacity provisioning
 Elastic Load balancing
 Auto-scaling
 Health Monitoring

15. Resource
 http://aws.amazon.com/articles

16. Q&A