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Liveperson Openstack usage
case study –
From 0 to 100% in 1 year
Koby Holzer,
DevOps Lead,
kobyh@liveperson.com
05.2013

Company
•SaaS pioneers since 1998
•Global Company. HQ in NY. Biggest office in Raanana.
•Nasdaq and TLV : LPSN
• 700+ employees
Customers
• 8500 Enterprise, Mid-Market and small customers
Service Delivery
• 1.5 billion visit monitored per month
• 20 million connections per month
Products & Services
•LP Chat – Still the most effective and efficient channel
•LP Marketer – Target. Personalize. Impact.
•LP Voice – The power to talk to the right person at the right time.
•Keyword lift – Increase search marketing ROI
Corporate Background
Mission:
2

Enterprise Customer Success & Domain Expertise
Finance
High–Tech
Retail
Telecom
Travel
3
Israel

Liveperson Technology 4
Liveperson Infrastructure in a nutshell
Web Layer
App Layer
Data Store

Straightforward Requirements:
 Cost efficiency
 Elasticity
 Scale to thousands of vm’s
Goals:
 Have a solid solution for our applications
 Large scale infrastructure with commodity servers
 Transform our infrastructure offering to a Building Block base
Requirements and goals – achieved! 5

OpenStack is running the Core business
of Liveperson
100% of the services in LP have 1 or more
component running on the OpenStack
*The configuration management::Puppet is
a big part of the success

Openstack in production – Current status 7
1 year in Production and Growing like Crazy
25
58
219
420
524
1230
5
80
176
0
200
400
600
800
1000
1200
1400
7/26/2012 8/26/2012 9/26/2012 10/26/2012 11/26/2012 12/26/2012 1/26/2013 2/26/2013 3/26/2013 4/26/2013
Openstack VM's
Openstack Hosts
1230 Instances

Openstack in production – Current status 8
Until the end of 2013
1230
2000
176
300
0
500
1000
1500
2000
2500
Openstack VM's
Openstack Hosts
~2000 Instances
~300 Hosts

Infrastructure as a building block 9
Infrastructure as a building block
Easy, Accessible and Fast

Infrastructure as a building block 10
Commonly used

Infrastructure as a building block 11
Used for IIS Web servers
Commonly used for
Apache, Jboss & Tomcat

Hint 1 13
Start small BUT think ahead
Think about the Network
Think about the local storage (And maybe
distributed storage later on)
Think about your needs (# of vm per Host,
Soft/Hard provisioning, HA, etc…)

Hint 2 - Configuration management – A Must Have!!!!!! 14
Physical HW Employees Laptops
(Using Vagrant)

Hint 3 - P2V everything you can 15
I will not deploy my new app on a physical server again
I will not deploy my new app on a physical server again
I will not deploy my new app on a physical server again
I will not deploy my new app on a physical server again
I will not deploy my new app on a physical server agai
I will not deploy my new app on a physical server aga
I will not deploy my new app on a physical server a

Thanks
Contextual Real Time
EverywhereIntelligent
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We’re hiring
Enthusiastic Talented System Engineers
To work with top core-edge tech in a very unique company
Kobyh@liveperson.com

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