This is the presentation about Amazon and Games held by me on the "Quo Vadis / dgt11"

1. Games + Amazon =
Quo Vadis – Die Entwicklerkonferenz
Jonathan Weiss
@jweiss
jonathan.weiss@peritor.com
04.05.2011
Peritor GmbH

2. Games + Amazon =
Quo Vadis – Die Entwicklerkonferenz
Jonathan Weiss Thomas Metschke
@jweiss @tmetschke
jonathan.weiss@peritor.com thomas.metschke@peritor.com
04.05.2011
Peritor GmbH

3. About me

4. flickr.com/photos/jurvetson/259424612

5. Peritor GmbH
Consulting, development and workshops since 2005
Databases Automation
Ruby & RoR Performance

6. Scalarium – Cluster Management

7. References

8. Games and Amazon
Why do we talk about that
Agenda
Amazon introduction
Other use cases
Demo time!

9. Accelerators

10. The Game
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11. Flexibility and Scalability
1:5 global
1:20 local

12. Flexibility and Scalability

13. A typical game / project
Need
Time

14. Investments in basic stuff
Need
SetUp Fee
Time

15. Stuff is moving
Need
Beta / early stage
Time

16. And growths
Need
New investments
Time

17. OMG we are on [insert stuff here]
Need
Time

18. And again
new gear
is needed
Need
Time

19. This sucks
Need
Time

20. Old media hits you
1000 %
Growth

21. Requests that day
Users that
won‘t come
again
limit

22. Cloud Computing

23. Cloud Computing - why
Need
Time

24. Cloud promisses
Scalability
Cost
Need
Reduction
Time
Pay as you go

25.  Pay as you go
 Scalability
 Flexibility
 Cost reduction

26. Cloud Computing

27. Cloud Computing
Concept
Technology
Mindset Innovation Solution Product Service

28. Amazon

29. Amazon Web Services
Elastic Compute
Elastic MapReduce Auto Scaling CloudFront SimpleDB
Cloud (EC2)
Relational Database Fulfillment Web Simple Queue
Elastic Beanstalk CloudFormation
Service (RDS) Service (FWS) Service (SQS)
Simple Notification Simple Email Virtual Private
CloudWatch Route 53
Service (SNS) Service (SES) Cloud (VPC)
Elastic Load Flexible Payments Simple Storage Elastic Block
DevPay
Balancing Service (FPS) Service (S3) Storage (EBS)
AWS Premium Alexa Web
AWS Import/Export Alexa Top Sites Mechanical Turk
Support Information Service

30. Core Services
Compute Storage Database Messaging
Elastic Simple Simple
Compute Storage SimpleDB Queue
Cloud Service Service
Auto Scaling Elastic Relational Simple
Elastic Load Block Database Notification
Balancer Storage Service Service

31. Core Services

32. Put them together

33. Let’s get it on

34. Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud
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35. Regions and Availability Zone
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36. Instance types
Hourly Cost Monthly Cost
RAM Cores x ECU Arch
(US-East) (US-East)
Standard
Small 1.7 GB 1x1 32bit $0.085 $62
Large 7.5 GB 2x2 64bit $0.34 $248
Extra Large 15 GB 4x2 64bit $0.68 $496
High-Memory
Extra Large 17.1 GB 2 x 3.25 64bit $0.50 $366
Double Extra Large 34.2 GB 4 x 3.25 64bit $1.00 $732
Quadruple Extra Large 68.4 GB 8 x 3.25 64bit $2.00 $1464
High-CPU
Medium 1.7 GB 2x 2.5 32bit $0.17 $124
Extra Large 7 GB 8 x 2.5 64bit $0.68 $496

37. EC2 – Micro (burst) Instances
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/brandonshigeta/459606017

38. EC2 - Cluster Compute Instance
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 880 Cluster
Compute
 instances ==
 41.82 TeraFLOPS
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 position 146 on
 the Top500 list of
 supercomputers
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/11391462@N08/4043812680

39. EC2 Features
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40. Elastic IP
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41. Elastic Load Balancer ELB
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42. Elastic Block Store EBS
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43. Reserved Instances
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44. Consolidated Billing
Link AWS Accounts Get a consolidated Bill
Consolidated Linked AWS Account 1 $ 59,12
Billing account Accounts
AWS Account 2 $ 13,34
AWS Account 2
AWS Account 3 $ 153,23
AWS Account 1 AWS Account 3
AWS Account 4 $ 83,64
AWS Account 4
Total $ 309,33

45. Amazon Simple Storage Service
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46. Amazon S3
http://peritor-assets.s3.amazonaws.com/team/jonathan_weiss.jpg
bucket object

47. Amazon S3
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48. Amazon S3
Reduced Redundancy Storage
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/feil/57943087/

49. Amazon S3
Supports Object Versioning
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Buckets Objects Versions
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V1
Object V2
…
Bucket Object V1
V1
Object
V2

51. If you want to know more

52. DaWanda
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53. DaWanda
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54. S3 as Asset Host

55. S3 as Asset Host

56. Peak Load
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57. Cloud Bursting

58. Batch Processing
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sxc.hu/photo/719240
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59. Development and Testing
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60. Load fluctuation
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/grandhi/4273164657

61. Disaster-Recovery
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http://www.flickr.com/photos/compleo/4531959521/

62. Automation
flickr.com/photos/torek/3788181603

63. What you get from Amazon
Open
Solaris Oracle Suse
Windows
Linux
Ubuntu
CentOS Red
IBM
Hat
Infrastructure as a Service

64. What you really want
Load balancer
App server
Database
Fully configured stack of servers, dependencies, firewalls, …, and your own
application deployed

65. Configuration and repetition
Load balancer
App server
Database

66. Heal and restore
Load balancer
App server
Database

67. Scaling your infrastructure
Manual Time
Load Application

68. Deployment
flickr.com/photos/sally_monster/3320645620

69. Scalarium
EC2 Cluster Management
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71. Basic Architecture
All configuration, management and
deployment trough Scalarium.
No other tools needed.

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