DockerCon EU 2015: Using Docker with NoSQL

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Presented by Manuel E. de Paz, Software Architect, BEEVA (a BBVA company) Understanding internal operations is crucial in financial services. Are public interfaces running smoothly? Are the back-end business systems as productive as they could be? Are infrastructure resources being allocated correctly based on business need? These are exactly the kind of questions that organizations must be able to answer but, surprisingly, they struggle with these questions. Called The Salamander, the tool has provided the bank an unparalleled ability to optimise and simplify business IT processes, which ultimately saves costs and leads to an improved customer experience. The Salamander team designed a solution running on a cloud computing architecture with several NoSQL solutions as Neo4J, MongoDB, REDIS,.... With these repositories they generate data visualisations that clearly demonstrate the relationship between among operations. The front-end and back-end of the application communicate via RESTFUL APIs and NodeJS-based servers provide elasticity when accessing the stored data. The new challenges are related with the need of load and use specific result sets stored and useful to diagnosis but not for immediate reading. At this point appears Docker appears as a solution to offer fast and easy custom database service.

Tecnología

Salamander:
Using Docker with NoSQL
Manuel E. de Paz
Software Architect at BEEVA (a BBVA Company)

use #SalamanderAtDockerCon during the track to Q&A,
Salamander’s Team it’s awaiting to answer you.

Some Ideas
● Salamander, an adventure in AWS.
● How does Docker helps us?
● Our next Challenges

Frontend, Backend & API Data ETL
Batch Import
native-drivers
Java
What is Salamander?

ETL & Data Typologies
Relationships
1 day ≅ 250.000 nodes

ETL & Data Typologies
Data
Properties
1 day ≅ 300.000 executions

Deploy &
Continuous
Integration
VPC EC2
DevOps Flow

Proof of Concept
Elastic
Beanstalk
EMR
EC2
S3

MongoDB
Data’s Growth
DB on
Instance ReplicaSet ShardingReplicaSet
High
Availability
Horizontal
Scaling
The data requirements force us to grown...
+

MicroData
DB on
Instance
Vertical
Scaling
DB on
Instance
...
DATA
Concept of MicroData = Isolation + Scaling
Neo4j

Production Situation
EC2 Container
Service
Identity & Access
Management
Glacier
ElastiCache
EC2
S3
VPC

Docker Challenge #1
● 1 Machine & 3x Container
● AWS S3 Persistence, Virtually infinite
● Docker Compose
● Docker Registry
S3

Docker Challenge #1
EC2 instance contents
Amazon S3
bucket
cluster #2
cluster #3

● Cluster used for support Business Logic
● High Availability
● Fail Redundancy
● AWS EC Services: Containers as a Service
Docker Challenge #2
+ EC2 Container
Service

Cluster #2
EC2 Container
Service
EC2 instance contents
DATA
Elastic Load
Balancing
EC2 instance contents
DATA
EC2 instance
web
app
server
AWS ECS Services
Docker Challenge #2

● Security & Stability Vs Flexibility
● Neo4j WebGUI Browser
● Stress Isolation
● AWS EC2 Container: Container as a Service
Docker Challenge #3
EC2 Container
Service

Docker Challenge #3
Cluster #3
EC2 Container
Service
EC2 instance contents
EC2 instance
web
app
server
EC2 instance
REST
server
DATA
???????????? Frontend:
Web Proxy
Backend:
Reverse Proxy
user

Docker Challenge #4
AWS ECS Container: tasks
DB as a Service
Containers
Auto organized proxy nodes
Seaport: Cluster Discover & Management
Node.js
EC2 Container
Service

New Challenges
Private
Registry
Amazon S3
bucket
cluster
EC2 instance
web
app
server
EC2 instance
REST
server
Frontend:
WebApp
Backend:
REST Server
user
EC2 instance
REST
server
Orchestrator:
Proxy & Mgmt
DATA
DATA
DATA
...
DATA
Node.js seaport

Next Challenges
Reduce the size of containers
AWS Private Registry Service
Replace RunDeck for AWS Lambda
Lambda

Conclusions
Docker help us to avoid a high complex database
infrastructure
Data Segmentation
Isolation
Fine Tuning
Performance

Conclusions
AWS EC2 Container Services API help us from a
more complex architecture.
High Availability
Fail Redundancy
Management
Service Discovery
Reducing Costs

Requirements
Some criteria that help us:
Immutable Data
Segmentable Info
NoSQL with Restful Driver
© Albert Uderzo

Name Technology Version
REDIS Database NoSQL N/A / 2:3.0.5-3
Neo4j Database NoSQL 2.1.6 / 2.2
MongoDB Database NoSQL 2.6.11
Docker Registry Service 1.6
NodeJS App Development v4.0.0 / v0.12.2 / v0.10.29
AWS SDK App Development 2.0.31
Express App Development 4.0.0
AngularJS App Development 1.4.7
References & Versions

Image @ slide Link
7 https://www.flickr.com/photos/niznoz/3116766661
10 https://www.flickr.com/photos/fordeu/5709826282
13 https://unsplash.com/photos/ni9mKm62QnA
18 http://mrg.bz/xBONJ8
21 https://www.flickr.com/photos/cote/14692025435/
24 https://flic.kr/p/imxgqh
27 https://unsplash.com/photos/ZXVk-NMWtgg
31 https://unsplash.com/photos/_r19nfvS3wY
Image Credits & Attributions
All product names, logos, brands, and other trademarks featured or referred
in this presentation are the property of their respective trademark holders.

www.beeva.com
hablemos@beeva.com
Feel free to contact us:
manuel.depaz@beeva.com
salamandra@beeva.com
hablemos@beeva.com

Thank you!
Manuel E. de Paz
@manueldepaz
manuel.depaz@beeva.com

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DockerCon EU 2015: Using Docker with NoSQL

1. Salamander: Using Docker with NoSQL Manuel E. de Paz Software Architect at BEEVA (a BBVA Company)

3. use #SalamanderAtDockerCon during the track to Q&A, Salamander’s Team it’s awaiting to answer you.

4. Some Ideas ● Salamander, an adventure in AWS. ● How does Docker helps us? ● Our next Challenges

5. What is Salamander?

6. Frontend, Backend & API Data ETL Batch Import native-drivers Java What is Salamander?

7. Data Processing

8. ETL & Data Typologies Relationships 1 day ≅ 250.000 nodes

9. ETL & Data Typologies Data Properties 1 day ≅ 300.000 executions

10. Workflows and pipelines

11. Deploy & Continuous Integration VPC EC2 DevOps Flow

12. Data Pipeline Process Java AWS S3

13. Cloud Architecture

14. Proof of Concept Elastic Beanstalk EMR EC2 S3

15. MongoDB Data’s Growth DB on Instance ReplicaSet ShardingReplicaSet High Availability Horizontal Scaling The data requirements force us to grown... +

16. MicroData DB on Instance Vertical Scaling DB on Instance ... DATA Concept of MicroData = Isolation + Scaling Neo4j

17. Production Situation EC2 Container Service Identity & Access Management Glacier ElastiCache EC2 S3 VPC

18. Docker Challenge #1

19. Docker Challenge #1 ● 1 Machine & 3x Container ● AWS S3 Persistence, Virtually infinite ● Docker Compose ● Docker Registry S3

20. Docker Challenge #1 EC2 instance contents Amazon S3 bucket cluster #2 cluster #3

21. Docker Challenge #2

22. ● Cluster used for support Business Logic ● High Availability ● Fail Redundancy ● AWS EC Services: Containers as a Service Docker Challenge #2 + EC2 Container Service

23. Cluster #2 EC2 Container Service EC2 instance contents DATA Elastic Load Balancing EC2 instance contents DATA EC2 instance web app server AWS ECS Services Docker Challenge #2

24. Docker Challenge #3

25. ● Security & Stability Vs Flexibility ● Neo4j WebGUI Browser ● Stress Isolation ● AWS EC2 Container: Container as a Service Docker Challenge #3 EC2 Container Service

26. Docker Challenge #3 Cluster #3 EC2 Container Service EC2 instance contents EC2 instance web app server EC2 instance REST server DATA ???????????? Frontend: Web Proxy Backend: Reverse Proxy user

27. Next Challenges

28. Docker Challenge #4 AWS ECS Container: tasks DB as a Service Containers Auto organized proxy nodes Seaport: Cluster Discover & Management Node.js EC2 Container Service

29. New Challenges Private Registry Amazon S3 bucket cluster EC2 instance web app server EC2 instance REST server Frontend: WebApp Backend: REST Server user EC2 instance REST server Orchestrator: Proxy & Mgmt DATA DATA DATA ... DATA Node.js seaport

30. Next Challenges Reduce the size of containers AWS Private Registry Service Replace RunDeck for AWS Lambda Lambda

31. Conclusions

32. Conclusions Docker help us to avoid a high complex database infrastructure Data Segmentation Isolation Fine Tuning Performance

33. Conclusions AWS EC2 Container Services API help us from a more complex architecture. High Availability Fail Redundancy Management Service Discovery Reducing Costs

35. DEMO Link to video

36. Our Team

37. Name Technology Version REDIS Database NoSQL N/A / 2:3.0.5-3 Neo4j Database NoSQL 2.1.6 / 2.2 MongoDB Database NoSQL 2.6.11 Docker Registry Service 1.6 NodeJS App Development v4.0.0 / v0.12.2 / v0.10.29 AWS SDK App Development 2.0.31 Express App Development 4.0.0 AngularJS App Development 1.4.7 References & Versions

38. Image @ slide Link 7 https://www.flickr.com/photos/niznoz/3116766661 10 https://www.flickr.com/photos/fordeu/5709826282 13 https://unsplash.com/photos/ni9mKm62QnA 18 http://mrg.bz/xBONJ8 21 https://www.flickr.com/photos/cote/14692025435/ 24 https://flic.kr/p/imxgqh 27 https://unsplash.com/photos/ZXVk-NMWtgg 31 https://unsplash.com/photos/_r19nfvS3wY Image Credits & Attributions All product names, logos, brands, and other trademarks featured or referred in this presentation are the property of their respective trademark holders.

39. www.beeva.com hablemos@beeva.com Feel free to contact us: manuel.depaz@beeva.com salamandra@beeva.com hablemos@beeva.com

40. Thank you! Manuel E. de Paz @manueldepaz manuel.depaz@beeva.com

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