CumuLogic - Production Ready DBaaS for Cloud Foundry
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The CumuLogic Database Service Broker for Cloud Foundry™ is a technical preview release that allows users of the Cloud Foundry PaaS platform to take advantage of the advanced features provided by the CumuLogic private DBaaS platform.
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CumuLogic - Production Ready DBaaS for Cloud Foundry
- 1. May 2014 PRODUCTION READY DBAAS FOR CLOUD FOUNDRY
- 2. Key Term Definition On-Premise Database-as-a-Service: “Operational automation of database delivery, deployed behind the firewall, for self-service consumption by enterprise developers and DBAs.”
- 3. Why a Broker? + = Expanded architectural options for application teams and enterprise IT
- 4. Why a Broker? • Applications deserve high quality, production ready, operationally robust databases • CumuLogic is the industry leading multi-engine “on- premise” DBaaS platform • Cloud Foundry is an industry leader for Private PaaS
- 5. • Software platform to deliver fully managed relational Database-as-a- Service on any infrastructure • Web service to setup, operate and scale relational databases in the cloud • Simple to deploy, easy to scale, reliable and cost effective for customer • Easy setup of highly available configurations • Amazon RDS-compatible Coming Soon CumuLogic Relational Database Services
- 6. • Software platform to deliver fully managed NoSQL Database-as-a-Service on any infrastructure • Web service to setup, operate and scale clusters in the cloud • Simple to deploy, easy to scale, reliable and cost effective for customer • Scale from single instances to multi-node shard configurations • Multiple Engine support CumuLogic NoSQL Database Services
- 7. • DB instances - Easily scale from single node to multi-node environments - Read only replica and read-only replica sets in multi-availability zones - Multiple node and multi-availability zone • Automated Failure Recovery - Cluster repair - Multi-zone replica failover • Configuration tuning via parameter groups • Data protection plans - Automatic backup, based on scheduled windows - Self service restoration CumuLogic Database Services
- 8. CumuLogicCloudServicesPlatform Self Service SQL DBaaS NoSQL DBaaS Messaging-aaSElastic Cache Apps BareMetal Cloud Services Framework Platform Integration Automated Operations Governance RBAC PluginsHybrid Cloud Support The CumuLogic Platform * Future
- 9. How It Works User Console AdminConsole Shared Infrastructure App App App App App Developer s App Users CloudController DBaaS Controller IT OpsDBAs DEA Pool • Catalog • Create Service • Bind • Unbind • Delete Service ServiceBroker Operations: • Catalog: CumuLogic exposes a list of service types • Create Service: CF requests provisioning of a new DB service • Bind: Access details are provided to a CF deployed app • Unbind: Link between CF app and CumuLogic service removed • Delete Service: CF requests the deletion of the DB service
- 10. Demo
- 11. • Questions? Email us at info@cumulogic.com • More about CumuLogic DBaaS: cumulogic.com • Service Broker details: www.cumulogic.com/cumulogic- software-portfolio/cloudfoundry-service-broker/ • Get the code: github.com/cumulogic/cumulogic_cloudfoundry_broker More Information
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- How we talk about “cloud”
- How we talk about “cloud”
- How we talk about “cloud”
- Shifts middleware management responsibility to centralized IT function from individual application developers
- Shifts middleware management responsibility to centralized IT function from individual application developers
- Fast provisioning of databases – Provisions on public or private clouds, virtualized infrastructure or bare-metal systems Highly available database deployment architectures – Provides high SLAs, full failure recovery and high performance storage Data synchronization between multiple clouds or datacenters Self-service data provisioning for developers, QA, testers, business analysts – Provides instant access, consolidates hardware resources, 100x faster provisioning, 10x faster time-to-value Point-in-time restore of data on-demand Data Refresh – Refreshes data on existing database systems for applications to switch to latest databases/data Data Masking – “Masks” data before distribution and synchronization to other systems Task Scheduler – Automates data tasks, schedules data migrations, backups, refresh, restore, data conversion, etc.