This presentation introduces some key mechanisms that will help you use AWS as a flexible development and testing environment. Topics covered include: Why AWS for development & test workloads? AWS Services to support Dev & Test workloads Developing & Testing Business Applications on AWS Common Dev & Test Patterns Resources you can use to learn more You can see a recording of this presentation delivered as a webinar on YouTube here: http://youtu.be/hdIYrzjBhmA

1. Journey Through the Cloud
ianmas@amazon.com
@IanMmmm
Ian Massingham — Technical Evangelist
Dev & Test on AWS

2. Journey Through the Cloud
Learn from the journeys taken by other AWS customers
Discover best practices that you can use to bootstrap your projects
Common use cases and adoption models for the AWS Cloud

3. Development & Test on AWS
Explore the benefits of AWS with a ‘non-production’ use case
Create agility in development & test whilst ‘learning cloud’
Exercise elasticity and automation to real advantage

4. Agenda
Why AWS for development & test workloads?
AWS Services to support Dev & Test workloads
Developing & Testing Business Applications on AWS
Common Dev & Test Patterns
Resources you can use to learn more

5. WHY AWS FOR DEVELOPMENT
AND TEST WORKLOADS?

6. COMMON TRAITS

7. COMMON TRAITS
NUMEROUS
DISPOSABLE

8. COMMON TRAITS
NUMEROUS
DISPOSABLE
Projects start and stop frequently
Required for short period of time
Golden masters preferred

9. COMMON TRAITS
NUMEROUS
DISPOSABLE
Many environments support an app
Preservation of known configurations
Overlapping development cycles

10. DEVELOPMENT & TEST IN THE CLOUD
NUMEROUS
DISPOSABLE
Many environments support an app
Preservation of known configurations
Overlapping development cycles
Projects start and stop frequently
Required for short period of time
Golden masters preferred

11. DEVELOPMENT & TEST IN THE CLOUD
Infrastructure as Code
Deploy to a known state, quickly

12. DEVELOPMENT & TEST IN THE CLOUD
Unlimited Elastic Capacity
Infrastructure as Code
Take lots of it when you need it
Deploy to a known state, quickly

13. DEVELOPMENT & TEST IN THE CLOUD
On-demand Charging ModelUnlimited Elastic Capacity
Infrastructure as Code
Take lots of it when you need it Throw it away when you don’t
Deploy to a known state, quickly

14. DEVELOPMENT & TEST IN THE CLOUD
On-demand Charging ModelUnlimited Elastic Capacity
Infrastructure as Code Durable Storage
Take lots of it when you need it Throw it away when you don’t
Preserve it for future reference & reuseDeploy to a known state, quickly

15. AWS SERVICES TO SUPPORT
DEV & TEST WORKLOADS

16. EC2 + VPC CloudFormation
Tools to Create & Manage an Elastic Datacenter
AMIs, snapshots,
bootstrapping
Elastic Beanstalk
Managed Standard
Application Containers
Declaratively define
AWS environments

17. Tools to Create & Manage an Elastic Datacenter
AMIs, snapshots,
bootstrapping
Declaratively define
AWS environments
Using core AWS
features to set up an
environment to meet
your needs
Created using the
AWS console or
through simple
scripting
Managed Standard
Application Containers
Give development &
test environments to
developers, controlled
directly from IDEs
Configure containers to
meet your needs
through properties
Take full control of
complex environments
using Cloud Formation
template language
Generate environment
specifications as you
build software

18. Tools to Create & Manage an Elastic Datacenter
AMIs, snapshots,
bootstrapping
Declaratively define
AWS environments
Using core AWS
features to set up an
environment to meet
your needs
Created using the
AWS console or
through simple
scripting
Managed Standard
Application Containers
Give development &
test environments to
developers, controlled
directly from IDEs
Configure containers to
meet your needs
through properties
Take full control of
complex environments
using Cloud Formation
template language
Generate environment
specifications as you
build software

19. Amazon EC2
Generic image
Customised
building block
Creating re-usable golden images

20. Extending an on-premises environment
Amazon VPC

21. Extending an on-premises environment
Amazon VPC

22. Extending an on-premises environment
Amazon VPC

23. Extending an on-premises environment
Amazon VPC

24. Amazon VPC
Extending an on-premises environment

25. Tools to Create & Manage an Elastic Datacenter
AMIs, snapshots,
bootstrapping
Declaratively define
AWS environments
Using core AWS
features to set up an
environment to meet
your needs
Created using the
AWS console or
through simple
scripting
Managed Standard
Application Containers
Give development &
test environments to
developers, controlled
directly from IDEs
Configure containers to
meet your needs
through properties
Take full control of
complex environments
using Cloud Formation
template language
Generate environment
specifications as you
build software

26. AWS Elastic
Beanstalk

27. AWS Elastic
Beanstalk

28. AWS Elastic
Beanstalk

29. AWS Elastic
Beanstalk

30. AWS Elastic
Beanstalk

31. AWS Elastic
Beanstalk

32. AWS Elastic
Beanstalk

33. AWS Elastic
Beanstalk

34. AWS Elastic
Beanstalk

35. Tools to Create & Manage an Elastic Datacenter
AMIs, snapshots,
bootstrapping
Declaratively define
AWS environments
Using core AWS
features to set up an
environment to meet
your needs
Created using the
AWS console or
through simple
scripting
Managed Standard
Application Containers
Give development &
test environments to
developers, controlled
directly from IDEs
Configure containers to
meet your needs
through properties
Take full control of
complex environments
using Cloud Formation
template language
Generate environment
specifications as you
build software

36. CLOUDFORMATION
TEMPLATE
AWS
CloudFormation

37. PROCEDURAL
DEFINITION
Create it programmatically
KNOWN
CONFIGURATION
Store stack configuration in source
control
PARAMETER DRIVEN
Dynamic and user-driven
templates
COLLABORATION
Share templates with ease as
they are just text files
CLOUDFORMATION
TEMPLATE
Find out more at : aws.amazon.com/cloudformation

38. {
"AWSTemplateFormatVersion"
:
"2010-­‐09-­‐09",
"Description"
:
"AWS
CloudFormation
Sample
Template
WordPress_Multi_AZ:
WordPress
is
web
software
you
can
use
to
create
a
beautiful
website
or
blog.
This
template
installs
a
highly-­‐available,
scalable
WordPress
deployment
using
a
multi-­‐az
Amazon
RDS
database
instance
for
storage.
It
demonstrates
using
the
AWS
CloudFormation
bootstrap
scripts
to
deploy
WordPress.
**WARNING**
This
template
creates
an
Amazon
EC2
instance,
an
Elastic
Load
Balancer
and
an
Amazon
RDS
database
instance.
You
will
be
billed
for
the
AWS
resources
used
if
you
create
a
stack
from
this
template.",
"Parameters"
:
{
"KeyName":
{
"Description"
:
"Name
of
an
existing
EC2
KeyPair
to
enable
SSH
access
to
the
instances",
"Type":
"AWS::EC2::KeyPair::KeyName",
"ConstraintDescription"
:
"must
be
the
name
of
an
existing
EC2
KeyPair."
},
"InstanceType"
:
{
"Description"
:
"WebServer
EC2
instance
type",
"Type"
:
"String",
"Default"
:
"m1.small",
"AllowedValues"
:
[
"t1.micro",
"t2.micro",
"t2.small",
"t2.medium",
"m1.small",
"m1.medium",
"m1.large",
"m1.xlarge",
"m2.xlarge",
"m2.2xlarge",
"m2.4xlarge",
"m3.medium",
"m3.large",
"m3.xlarge",
"m3.2xlarge",
"c1.medium",
"c1.xlarge",
"c3.large",
"c3.xlarge",
"c3.2xlarge",
"c3.4xlarge",
"c3.8xlarge",
"c4.large",
"c4.xlarge",
"c4.2xlarge",
"c4.4xlarge",
"c4.8xlarge",
"g2.2xlarge",
"r3.large",
"r3.xlarge",
"r3.2xlarge",
"r3.4xlarge",
"r3.8xlarge",
"i2.xlarge",
"i2.2xlarge",
"i2.4xlarge",
"i2.8xlarge",
"hi1.4xlarge",
"hs1.8xlarge",
"cr1.8xlarge",
"cc2.8xlarge",
"cg1.4xlarge"]
,
"ConstraintDescription"
:
"must
be
a
valid
EC2
instance
type."
},
"SSHLocation":
{
"Description":
"The
IP
address
range
that
can
be
used
to
SSH
to
the
EC2
instances",
"Type":
"String",
"MinLength":
"9",
"MaxLength":
"18",
"Default":
"0.0.0.0/0",
"AllowedPattern":
"(d{1,3}).(d{1,3}).(d{1,3}).(d{1,3})/(d{1,2})",
"ConstraintDescription":
"must
be
a
valid
IP
CIDR
range
of
the
form
x.x.x.x/x."
},
"DBClass"
:
{
"Description"
:
"Database
instance
class",
"Type"
:
"String",
"Default"
:
"db.m1.small",
"AllowedValues"
:
[
"db.t1.micro",
"db.m1.small",
"db.m1.medium",
"db.m1.large",
"db.m1.xlarge",
"db.m2.xlarge",
"db.m2.2xlarge",
"db.m2.4xlarge",
"db.m3.medium",
"db.m3.large",
"db.m3.xlarge",
"db.m3.2xlarge",
"db.r3.large",
"db.r3.xlarge",
"db.r3.2xlarge",
"db.r3.4xlarge",
"db.r3.8xlarge",
"db.m2.xlarge",
"db.m2.2xlarge",
"db.m2.4xlarge",
"db.cr1.8xlarge"]
,
"ConstraintDescription"
:
"must
select
a
valid
database
instance
type."
},
"DBName"
:
{
"Default":
"wordpressdb",
"Description"
:
"The
WordPress
database
name",
"Type":
"String",
"MinLength":
"1",
"MaxLength":
"64",
"AllowedPattern"
:
"[a-­‐zA-­‐Z][a-­‐zA-­‐Z0-­‐9]*",
"ConstraintDescription"
:
"must
begin
with
a
letter
and
contain
only
alphanumeric
characters."
},
"DBUser"
:
{
"NoEcho":
"true",
"Description"
:
"The
WordPress
database
admin
account
username",
"Type":
"String",
"MinLength":
"1",
"MaxLength":
"16",
"AllowedPattern"
:
"[a-­‐zA-­‐Z][a-­‐zA-­‐Z0-­‐9]*",
"ConstraintDescription"
:
"must
begin
with
a
letter
and
contain
only
alphanumeric
characters."
},
"DBPassword"
:
{
"NoEcho":
"true",
"Description"
:
"The
WordPress
database
admin
account
password",
"Type":
"String",
"MinLength":
"8",
"MaxLength":
"41",
"AllowedPattern"
:
"[a-­‐zA-­‐Z0-­‐9]*",
"ConstraintDescription"
:
"must
contain
only
alphanumeric
characters."
},
"MultiAZDatabase":
{
"Default":
"false",
"Description"
:
"Create
a
Multi-­‐AZ
MySQL
Amazon
RDS
database
instance",
"Type":
"String",
"AllowedValues"
:
[
"true",
"false"
],
"ConstraintDescription"
:
"must
be
either
true
or
false."
},
"WebServerCapacity":
{
"Default":
"1",
"Description"
:
"The
initial
number
of
WebServer
instances",
"Type":
"Number",
"MinValue":
"1",
"MaxValue":
"5",
"ConstraintDescription"
:
"must
be
between
1
and
5
EC2
instances."
},
"DBAllocatedStorage"
:
{
"Default":
"5",
"Description"
:
"The
size
of
the
database
(Gb)",
"Type":
"Number",
"MinValue":
"5",
"MaxValue":
"1024",
"ConstraintDescription"
:
"must
be
between
5
and
1024Gb."
}
},
"Mappings"
:
{
"AWSInstanceType2Arch"
:
{
"t1.micro"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"PV64"
},
"t2.micro"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"t2.small"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"t2.medium"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"m1.small"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"PV64"
},
"m1.medium"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"PV64"
},
"m1.large"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"PV64"
},
"m1.xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"PV64"
},
"m2.xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"PV64"
},
"m2.2xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"PV64"
},
"m2.4xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"PV64"
},
"m3.medium"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"m3.large"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"m3.xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"m3.2xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"c1.medium"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"PV64"
},
"c1.xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"PV64"
},
"c3.large"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"c3.xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"c3.2xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"c3.4xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"c3.8xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"c4.large"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"c4.xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"c4.2xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"c4.4xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"c4.8xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"g2.2xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVMG2"
},
"r3.large"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"r3.xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"r3.2xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"r3.4xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"r3.8xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"i2.xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"i2.2xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"i2.4xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"i2.8xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"hi1.4xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"hs1.8xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"cr1.8xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
},
"cc2.8xlarge"
:
{
"Arch"
:
"HVM64"
}
}
,
"AWSRegionArch2AMI"
:
{
"us-­‐east-­‐1"
:
{"PV64"
:
"ami-­‐8e682ce6",
"HVM64"
:
"ami-­‐146e2a7c",
"HVMG2"
:
"ami-­‐7200461a"},
"us-­‐west-­‐2"
:
{"PV64"
:
"ami-­‐9fc29baf",
"HVM64"
:
"ami-­‐dfc39aef",
"HVMG2"
:
"ami-­‐0b78203b"},
"us-­‐west-­‐1"
:
{"PV64"
:
"ami-­‐f49089b1",
"HVM64"
:
"ami-­‐42908907",
"HVMG2"
:
"ami-­‐244b5361"},
"eu-­‐west-­‐1"
:
{"PV64"
:
"ami-­‐7b3db00c",
"HVM64"
:
"ami-­‐9d23aeea",
"HVMG2"
:
"ami-­‐4d7cf03a"},
"eu-­‐central-­‐1"
:
{"PV64"
:
"ami-­‐0600331b",
"HVM64"
:
"ami-­‐04003319",
"HVMG2"
:
"NOT_SUPPORTED"},
"ap-­‐northeast-­‐1"
:
{"PV64"
:
"ami-­‐3c87993d",
"HVM64"
:
"ami-­‐18869819",
"HVMG2"
:
"ami-­‐2e90892f"},
"ap-­‐southeast-­‐1"
:
{"PV64"
:
"ami-­‐58ba910a",
"HVM64"
:
"ami-­‐96bb90c4",
"HVMG2"
:
"ami-­‐3e78526c"},
"ap-­‐southeast-­‐2"
:
{"PV64"
:
"ami-­‐1500742f",
"HVM64"
:
"ami-­‐d50773ef",
"HVMG2"
:
"ami-­‐315e2a0b"},
"sa-­‐east-­‐1"
:
{"PV64"
:
"ami-­‐fd9925e0",
"HVM64"
:
"ami-­‐af9925b2",
"HVMG2"
:
"NOT_SUPPORTED"},
"cn-­‐north-­‐1"
:
{"PV64"
:
"ami-­‐8a1d8fb3",
"HVM64"
:
"ami-­‐981d8fa1",
"HVMG2"
:
"NOT_SUPPORTED"}
}
},
"Conditions"
:
{
"Is-­‐EC2-­‐VPC"
:
{
"Fn::Or"
:
[
{"Fn::Equals"
:
[{"Ref"
:
"AWS::Region"},
"eu-­‐central-­‐1"
]},
{"Fn::Equals"
:
[{"Ref"
:
"AWS::Region"},
"cn-­‐north-­‐1"
]}]},
"Is-­‐EC2-­‐Classic"
:
{
"Fn::Not"
:
[{
"Condition"
:
"Is-­‐EC2-­‐VPC"}]}
},
"Resources"
:
{
"ElasticLoadBalancer"
:
{
"Type"
:
"AWS::ElasticLoadBalancing::LoadBalancer",
"Properties"
:
{
"AvailabilityZones"
:
{
"Fn::GetAZs"
:
""
},
"CrossZone"
:
"true",
"LBCookieStickinessPolicy"
:
[
{
"PolicyName"
:
"CookieBasedPolicy",
"CookieExpirationPeriod"
:
"30"
}
],
"Listeners"
:
[
{
"LoadBalancerPort"
:
"80",
"InstancePort"
:
"80",
"Protocol"
:
"HTTP",
"PolicyNames"
:
[
"CookieBasedPolicy"
]
}
],
"HealthCheck"
:
{
"Target"
:
"HTTP:80/wordpress/wp-­‐admin/install.php",
"HealthyThreshold"
:
"2",
"UnhealthyThreshold"
:
"5",
"Interval"
:
"10",
"Timeout"
:
"5"
}
}
},
"WebServerSecurityGroup"
:
{
"Type"
:
"AWS::EC2::SecurityGroup",
"Properties"
:
{
"GroupDescription"
:
"Enable
HTTP
access
via
port
80
locked
down
to
the
load
balancer
+
SSH
access",
"SecurityGroupIngress"
:
[
{"IpProtocol"
:
"tcp",
"FromPort"
:
"80",
"ToPort"
:
"80",
"SourceSecurityGroupOwnerId"
:
{"Fn::GetAtt"
:
["ElasticLoadBalancer",
"SourceSecurityGroup.OwnerAlias"]},"SourceSecurityGroupName"
:
{"Fn::GetAtt"
:
["ElasticLoadBalancer",
"SourceSecurityGroup.GroupName"]}},
{"IpProtocol"
:
"tcp",
"FromPort"
:
"22",
"ToPort"
:
"22",
"CidrIp"
:
{
"Ref"
:
"SSHLocation"}}
]
}
},
"WebServerGroup"
:
{
"Type"
:
"AWS::AutoScaling::AutoScalingGroup",
"Properties"
:
{
"AvailabilityZones"
:
{
"Fn::GetAZs"
:
""
},
"LaunchConfigurationName"
:
{
"Ref"
:
"LaunchConfig"
},
"MinSize"
:
"1",
"MaxSize"
:
"5",
"DesiredCapacity"
:
{
"Ref"
:
"WebServerCapacity"
},
"LoadBalancerNames"
:
[
{
"Ref"
:
"ElasticLoadBalancer"
}
]
},
"CreationPolicy"
:
{
"ResourceSignal"
:
{
"Timeout"
:
"PT15M"
}
},
"UpdatePolicy":
{
"AutoScalingRollingUpdate":
{
"MinInstancesInService":
"1",
"MaxBatchSize":
"1",
"PauseTime"
:
"PT15M",
"WaitOnResourceSignals":
"true"
}
}
},
"LaunchConfig":
{
"Type"
:
"AWS::AutoScaling::LaunchConfiguration",
"Metadata"
:
{
"AWS::CloudFormation::Init"
:
{
"configSets"
:
{
"wordpress_install"
:
["install_cfn",
"install_wordpress"
]
},
"install_cfn"
:
{
"files":
{
"/etc/cfn/cfn-­‐hup.conf":
{
"content":
{
"Fn::Join":
[
"",
[
"[main]n",
"stack=",
{
"Ref":
"AWS::StackId"
},
"n",
"region=",
{
"Ref":
"AWS::Region"
},
"n"
]]},
"mode"
:
"000400",
"owner"
:
"root",
"group"
:
"root"
},
"/etc/cfn/hooks.d/cfn-­‐auto-­‐reloader.conf":
{
"content":
{
"Fn::Join":
[
"",
[
"[cfn-­‐auto-­‐reloader-­‐hook]n",
"triggers=post.updaten",
"path=Resources.LaunchConfig.Metadata.AWS::CloudFormation::Initn",
"action=/opt/aws/bin/cfn-­‐init
-­‐v
",
"
-­‐-­‐stack
",
{
"Ref"
:
"AWS::StackName"
},
"
-­‐-­‐resource
LaunchConfig
",
"
-­‐-­‐configsets
wordpress_install
",
"
-­‐-­‐region
",
{
"Ref"
:
"AWS::Region"
},
"n"
]]},
"mode"
:
"000400",
"owner"
:
"root",
"group"
:
"root"
}
},
"services"
:
{
"sysvinit"
:
{
"cfn-­‐hup"
:
{
"enabled"
:
"true",
"ensureRunning"
:
"true",
"files"
:
["/etc/cfn/cfn-­‐hup.conf",
"/etc/cfn/hooks.d/cfn-­‐auto-­‐reloader.conf"]}
}
}
},
"install_wordpress"
:
{
"packages"
:
{
"yum"
:
{
"php"
:
[],
"php-­‐mysql"
:
[],
"mysql"
:
[],
"httpd"
:
[]
}
},
"sources"
:
{
"/var/www/html"
:
"http://wordpress.org/latest.tar.gz"
},
"files"
:
{
"/tmp/create-­‐wp-­‐config"
:
{
"content"
:
{
"Fn::Join"
:
[
"",
[
"#!/bin/bashn",
"cp
/var/www/html/wordpress/wp-­‐config-­‐sample.php
/var/www/html/wordpress/wp-­‐config.phpn",
"sed
-­‐i
"s/'database_name_here'/'",{
"Ref"
:
"DBName"
},
"'/g"
wp-­‐config.phpn",
"sed
-­‐i
"s/'username_here'/'",{
"Ref"
:
"DBUser"
},
"'/g"
wp-­‐config.phpn",
"sed
-­‐i
"s/'password_here'/'",{
"Ref"
:
"DBPassword"
},
"'/g"
wp-­‐config.phpn",
"sed
-­‐i
"s/'localhost'/'",{
"Fn::GetAtt"
:
[
"DBInstance",
"Endpoint.Address"
]
},
"'/g"
wp-­‐config.phpn"
]]},
"mode"
:
"000500",
"owner"
:
"root",
"group"
:
"root"
}
},
"commands"
:
{
"01_configure_wordpress"
:
{
"command"
:
"/tmp/create-­‐wp-­‐config",
"cwd"
:
"/var/www/html/wordpress"
}
},
"services"
:
{
"sysvinit"
:
{
"httpd"
:
{
"enabled"
:
"true",
"ensureRunning"
:
"true"
}
}
}
}
}
},
"Properties":
{
"ImageId"
:
{
"Fn::FindInMap"
:
[
"AWSRegionArch2AMI",
{
"Ref"
:
"AWS::Region"
},
{
"Fn::FindInMap"
:
[
"AWSInstanceType2Arch",
{
"Ref"
:
"InstanceType"
},
"Arch"
]
}
]
},
"InstanceType"
:
{
"Ref"
:
"InstanceType"
},
"SecurityGroups"
:
[
{"Ref"
:
"WebServerSecurityGroup"}
],
"KeyName"
:
{
"Ref"
:
"KeyName"
},
"UserData"
:
{
"Fn::Base64"
:
{
"Fn::Join"
:
["",
[
"#!/bin/bash
-­‐xen",
"yum
update
-­‐y
aws-­‐cfn-­‐bootstrapn",
"/opt/aws/bin/cfn-­‐init
-­‐v
",
"
-­‐-­‐stack
",
{
"Ref"
:
"AWS::StackName"
},
"
-­‐-­‐resource
LaunchConfig
",
"
-­‐-­‐configsets
wordpress_install
",
"
-­‐-­‐region
",
{
"Ref"
:
"AWS::Region"
},
"n",
"/opt/aws/bin/cfn-­‐signal
-­‐e
$?
",
"
-­‐-­‐stack
",
{
"Ref"
:
"AWS::StackName"
},
"
-­‐-­‐resource
WebServerGroup
",
"
-­‐-­‐region
",
{
"Ref"
:
"AWS::Region"
},
"n"
]]}}
}
},
"DBSecurityGroup":
{
"Type":
"AWS::RDS::DBSecurityGroup",
"Condition"
:
"Is-­‐EC2-­‐Classic",
"Properties":
{
"DBSecurityGroupIngress":
{
"EC2SecurityGroupName":
{
"Ref":
"WebServerSecurityGroup"
}
},
"GroupDescription":
"database
access"
}
},
"DBEC2SecurityGroup":
{
"Type":
"AWS::EC2::SecurityGroup",
"Condition"
:
"Is-­‐EC2-­‐VPC",
"Properties"
:
{
"GroupDescription":
"Open
database
for
access",
"SecurityGroupIngress"
:
[{
"IpProtocol"
:
"tcp",
"FromPort"
:
"3306",
"ToPort"
:
"3306",
"SourceSecurityGroupName"
:
{
"Ref"
:
"WebServerSecurityGroup"
}
}]
}
},
"DBInstance"
:
{
"Type":
"AWS::RDS::DBInstance",
"Properties":
{
"DBName"
:
{
"Ref"
:
"DBName"
},
"Engine"
:
"MySQL",
"MultiAZ"
:
{
"Ref":
"MultiAZDatabase"
},
"MasterUsername"
:
{
"Ref"
:
"DBUser"
},
"MasterUserPassword":
{
"Ref"
:
"DBPassword"
},
"DBInstanceClass"
:
{
"Ref"
:
"DBClass"
},
"AllocatedStorage"
:
{
"Ref"
:
"DBAllocatedStorage"
},
"VPCSecurityGroups":
{
"Fn::If"
:
[
"Is-­‐EC2-­‐VPC",
[
{
"Fn::GetAtt":
[
"DBEC2SecurityGroup",
"GroupId"
]
}
],
{
"Ref"
:
"AWS::NoValue"}]},
"DBSecurityGroups":
{
"Fn::If"
:
[
"Is-­‐EC2-­‐Classic",
[
{
"Ref":
"DBSecurityGroup"
}
],
{
"Ref"
:
"AWS::NoValue"}]}
}
}
},
"Outputs"
:
{
"WebsiteURL"
:
{
"Value"
:
{
"Fn::Join"
:
["",
["http://",
{
"Fn::GetAtt"
:
[
"ElasticLoadBalancer",
"DNSName"
]},
"/wordpress"
]]},
"Description"
:
"WordPress
Website"
}
}
}
CloudFormation Template to Deploy Wordpress
https://s3-us-west-1.amazonaws.com/cloudformation-templates-us-west-1/WordPress_Multi_AZ.template

39. Amazon ECS AWS CodeDeploy
Tools to Create & Manage an Elastic Datacenter
Code
Build
Test
aws.amazon.com/ecs/ aws.amazon.com/codedeploy/

40. DEVELOPING & TESTING BUSINESS
APPLICATIONS ON AWS

41. Install software in the AWS Cloud or use preconfigured images from the AWS Marketplace
Microsoft SQL Server, Microsoft SharePoint, Microsoft Exchange, SAP HANA, SAP HANA
One, Oracle 11g, PeopleSoft, IBM DB2, the IBM WebSphere family of products are available
License portability allows you to move some existing licenses to the AWS Cloud, refer to the
appropriate pages on the AWS website for details
aws.amazon.com/microsoft
aws.amazon.com/oracle
aws.amazon.com/sap
aws.amazon.com/ibm

42. COMMON DEV & TEST PATTERNS

43. Frameworks & Environments
Source Control
Amazon EC2 to run popular source
control systems, integrate with GitHub or
use AWS CodeCommit (coming soon)
Project Management
Add integrated project management
and issue tracking applications from the
AWS Marketplace
Workstations
Provide standard build developer/test
workstations with Amazon WorkSpaces
CI/Build Servers
Use EC2 instances as continuous
integration and build servers

44. Pattern
SOURCE CODE
REPOSITORY
DNS
CONTINUOUS
INTEGRATION SERVER
PROJECT MANAGEMENT
SERVER
BUILDS

45. AW
S
M
arketplace

46. CLOUDFORMATION
TEMPLATE

47. Testing at Scale
Unit & Regression
Scale up and parallel run unit and
regression plans in a fraction of the time
Load & Performance
Use EC2 instances from the spot
market to generating load and test how
applications perform with auto-scaling
A/B
Run A/B scenario testing with multiple
replicated stacks
Security
Create sandboxes for aggressive
security testing

48. Parallel Testing
1 instance for 100 hours
==
100 instances for 1 hour

49. A/B
Testing

50. A/B
Testing

51. Load
Testing

52. Load
Testing

53. Load
Testing

54. Load
Testing

56. 2.4 MILLION PLAYERS
USING AMAZON EC2 TO SIMULATE

57. DEVELOPMENT & TEST IN THE CLOUD
On-demand Charging ModelUnlimited Elastic Capacity
Infrastructure as Code Durable Storage
Take lots of it when you need it Throw it away when you don’t
Preserve it for future reference & reuseDeploy to a known state, quickly

58. 00:00 01:00 02:00 03:00 04:00 05:00 06:00 07:00 08:00 09:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 23:00
Development Environment: CPU Utilisation/Time

59. 00:00 01:00 02:00 03:00 04:00 05:00 06:00 07:00 08:00 09:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 23:00
Development Environment: CPU Utilisation/Time
Auto-scaling
by schedule
Auto-scaling
by schedule

60. 00:00 01:00 02:00 03:00 04:00 05:00 06:00 07:00 08:00 09:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00 22:00 23:00
Development Environment: CPU Utilisation/Time
46% Savings

61. DEVELOPMENT & TEST IN THE CLOUD
On-demand Charging ModelUnlimited Elastic Capacity
Infrastructure as Code Durable Storage
Take lots of it when you need it Throw it away when you don’t
Preserve it for future reference & reuseDeploy to a known state, quickly

62. Durable Storage
AMIs
Create a catalog of AMIs for each
iteration of an application
Stored in Amazon S3
Templates
Source control infrastructure templates
with every application version
Snapshots
Save disk images with ‘frozen’ data sets
and attach to instances when needed
Stored in Amazon S3

63. Durable Storage
AMIs
Create a catalog of AMIs for each
iteration of an application
Stored in Amazon S3
Templates
Source control infrastructure templates
with every application version
Snapshots
Save disk images with ‘frozen’ data sets
and attach to instances when needed
Stored in Amazon S3
Enables you to roll back and recreate an environment for any given application version

64. SUMMARY

65. The cloud makes software development & testing easy1
You can make significant savings by making use of elasticity2
AWS provides unique tools to help you create & manage environments3
Enables you to operate at a scale & speed beyond traditional infrastructure4

66. RESOURCES YOU CAN USE
TO LEARN MORE

67. aws.amazon.com/dev-test/

68. Certification
aws.amazon.com/certification
Self-Paced Labs
aws.amazon.com/training/
self-paced-labs
Try products, gain new skills, and
get hands-on practice working
with AWS technologies
aws.amazon.com/training
Training
Validate your proven skills and
expertise with the AWS platform
Build technical expertise to
design and operate scalable,
efficient applications on AWS
AWS Training & Certification

69. LONDON
15 APRIL 2015
aws.amazon.com/summits/london/

70. Follow
us
for m
ore
events
&
w
ebinars
@AWScloud for Global AWS News & Announcements
@AWS_UKI for local AWS events & news
@IanMmmm
Ian Massingham — Technical Evangelist