You've had a chance to hear from AWS Solutions Architects about how you might architect a solution which would run in the AWS cloud and learned how you might better scale your operations. Come to this session if you'd like to hear some real-world stories from customers such as Autodesk and Pronia and partners such as Control Group and Stratalux. You'll learn how Autodesk has used the AWS cloud to revolutionize the architecture of their solutions to meet their customers' needs and from Stratalux you'll see some pragmatic real world examples for increasing operational efficiency. You'll also hear how Pronia worked with Control Group to deploy a HIPAA compliant application on AWS.

3. Autodesk customers design the world!

4. Image courtesy of Shanghai Tower Construction
and Development Co., Ltd. Rendering by Gensler

5. Bridge image courtesy of the California Department of Transportation. Design and 3D rendering by the Parsons Brinckerhoff Project Visualization Group.

6. Image courtesy of Pi Mobility

7. Image courtesy of ADEPT Airmotive (Pty) Ltd

8. Image courtesy of Luis Peso

9. How do we help them?

10. 1 Computer 6,000 minutes

11. 1 Computer 6,000 minutes
400 Computers 15 minutes

13. When …
…these are not traditional stateless web
applications and services
…the applications we build require massive
amounts of memory, CPU, and GPU

14. Auto-scaling

15. Autodesk Solution: Auto-scaling
Requirements Challenges
• Stateful workload
• Job run time 1-120 min
• Server boot time between 5-25 min
• Hourly billing cycle

16. Instances and Workers
Worker Status
.
. .
. . .
. .
.
Booting …
Booting …

17. Auto Scaling: Worker States

18. Available Workers

19. Auto Scaling: Scale Up
Available Workers

20. Auto Scaling: Scale Down
Available Workers

21. Introduced
Auto Scaling
Tuned
Auto Scaling
Cost per job
Addition
Tuning
Increased
Scale
January February March April May June

22. I can’t wait to see what happens next

23. Thank you!

25. Who are these guys?
+
Brian Besterman David Rocamora
CIO & Co-Founder VP DevOps
Pronia Medical Systems Control Group

26. 56,000 glucose readings
1,500 patients

28. Title II - Administrative Simplification
This provision addresses the security and privacy of
health data

29. HIPAA Breaches by Type/Asset; Affected Individuals
84%
of incidents due
to physical theft
or loss

30. Secure delivery of keys
secret @8d2
... ...
GlucoCare AWS Environment
Pronia uses secret keys to encrypt data

31. Secure delivery of keys
secret @8d2
... ...
AWS
CloudFormation
GlucoCare AWS Environment
AWS CloudFormation is used to deliver the keys

32. Secure delivery of keys
secret @8d2
... ...
AWS
CloudFormation
GlucoCare AWS Environment
Access to EC2 is restricted

33. Secure delivery of keys
AWS
CloudFormation secret @8d2
... ...
GlucoCare EC2 Instance
Instances ask for secret keys on boot

34. Secure delivery of keys
GlucoCare
GlucoCare EC2 Instance
GlucoCare starts and gets the key

35. Secure delivery of keys
GlucoCare
GlucoCare EC2 Instance
GlucoCare deletes the keys after starting

36. There’s more to this story
www.proniamed.com
www.controlgroup.com

47. $ knife spork bump wordpress-customer
Successfully bumped wordpress-customer to v0.8.10!
$ knife spork upload wordpress-customer
Successfully uploaded wordpress-customer@0.8.10!
$ knife spork promote CustomerDev wordpress-customer
Adding version constraint wordpress-customer = 0.8.10
Saving changes to CustomerDev.json
Uploading CustomerDev.json to Chef Server
Promotion complete at 2012-11-04 17:04:29 -0800!

48. $ knife role edit customer_webserver
{
"name": "customer_webserver",
"json_class": "Chef::Role",
"default_attributes": {
"wordpress": {
"dir": "/var/www/wordpress/customer",
"checksum": "674bcf0abe80770ac08dfb4c5f21df3303bf771a",
"version": "3.2.1",
"server_aliases": [
"www.customer.com"
]
}
"chef_type": "role",
"run_list": [ "role[stratalux_base]", "recipe[wordpress-customer]", "recipe[vsftpd]“ ]
}

49. $ vagrant up customer_webserver
[stratalux_webserver] Importing base box 'stlx_ubuntu_v2'...
[stratalux_webserver] Matching MAC address for NAT networking...
[stratalux_webserver] Clearing any previously set forwarded ports...
[stratalux_webserver] Forwarding ports...
[stratalux_webserver] -- 22 => 2222 (adapter 1)
[stratalux_webserver] Creating shared folders metadata...
[stratalux_webserver] Clearing any previously set network interfaces...
[stratalux_webserver] Booting VM...

50. $ knife spork promote CustomerProd wordpress-customer
Adding version constraint wordpress-customer = 0.8.10
Saving changes to CustomerProd.json
Uploading CustomerProd.json to Chef Server
Promotion complete at 2012-11-05 17:04:29 -0800!

51. $ knife ec2 server create -N web01
--run-list='role[customer_webserver]'
-G CustomerAccess -S “Customer_key"
-i ~/ec2_keys/Customer_key --region=us-west-2
-Z us-west-2a -I ami-a4c44d94 -f m1.large
-E CustomerProd -x ubuntu -d stlx-chef
$ knife ec2 server list –region=us-west-2
Instance ID Name Public IP Private IP Flavor Image SSH Key Security Groups State
i-fafb5c95 web01 184.73.247.1 10.112.59.1 m1.large ami-a4c44d94 Customer_key CustomerAccess running

52. $ git commit -m “added new customer blog site”
cookbooks/wordpress-customer
[master acb4b10] added new customer blog site
8 files changed, 614 insertions(+)
create mode 100644 cookbooks/wordpress-customer/README.md
create mode 100644 cookbooks/wordpress-customer/attributes/default.rb
create mode 100644 cookbooks/wordpress-customer/metadata.json
create mode 100644 cookbooks/wordpress-customer/metadata.rb
create mode 100644 cookbooks/wordpress-customer/recipes/default.rb
create mode 100644 cookbooks/wordpress-customer/templates/default/grants.sql.erb
create mode 100644 cookbooks/wordpress-customer/templates/default/wordpress.conf.erb
create mode 100644 cookbooks/wordpress-customer/templates/default/wp-config.php.erb
$ git push

54. jp@stratalux.com
www.stratalux.com

55. We are sincerely eager to
hear your feedback on this
presentation and on re:Invent.
Please fill out an evaluation
form when you have a
chance.