Webinar: Ensuring Zero Downtime for Your Mission Critical App
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As a Database Administrator, you know just how stressful it can be to ensure your system is never down. MongoDB seeks to solve this problem by ensuring that no matter which database task you're performing, you maintain high availability. This webinar will cover how to ensure zero downtime when managing a MongoDB cluster. We'll start by covering replica sets and then dive into automated software upgrades, and describe various deployment topologies including globally deployed clusters over multiple continents. We will also describe how MongoDB helps you scale on demand without requiring downtime, by automatically redistributing data across the newly provisioned hardware. Topics covered include: High Availability through Replica Sets Automated Upgrades Backups Scaling - Sharding Common maintenance operations
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Webinar: Ensuring Zero Downtime for Your Mission Critical App
- 1. Managing your Mission Critical Application: Ensuring Zero Downtime Damon LaCaille damon@mongodb.com May 13, 2015
- 2. We’ll be covering... • Factors that impact uptime
- 3. We’ll be covering... • Factors that impact uptime • How to improve those factors
- 4. We’ll be covering... • Factors that impact uptime • How to improve those factors • How MongoDB does it (better)
- 5. We’ll be covering... • Factors that impact uptime • How to improve those factors • How MongoDB does it (better) • Examples
- 6. We’ll be covering... • Factors that impact uptime • How to improve those factors • How MongoDB does it (better) • Examples • Simplify MongoDB Automation
- 7. We’ll be covering... • Factors that impact uptime • How to improve those factors • How MongoDB does it (better) • Examples • Simplify MongoDB Automation • Q&A
- 8. What is uptime? • Measure of time that something has been available *and* working as expected.
- 9. High availability. (2015, April 8). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 18:20, April 13, 2015, from http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=High_availability&oldid=655490552 Uptime
- 10. High availability. (2015, April 8). In Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia. Retrieved 18:20, April 13, 2015, from http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=High_availability&oldid=655490552 Uptime
- 12. What impacts uptime? Hardware failure • Disk drive, CPU, memory • Power supply failure • Router failure
- 13. What impacts uptime? Hardware failure Software Failure (Bugs) • Your code • Application Server • Operating System
- 14. What impacts uptime? Hardware failure Software Failure (Bugs) Human Error • Misconfiguration • Deletion of data • “Reply All”
- 19. Human Error Policy Mitigating the Impact • Use Roles within MongoDB
- 20. Human Error Policy Mitigating the Impact • Use Roles within MongoDB • Leverage Automation whenever possible (Ops Manager or MMS)
- 21. Human Error Policy Mitigating the Impact • Use Roles within MongoDB • Leverage Automation whenever possible (Ops Manager or MMS) • Secure your deployment www.mongodb.com/white-papers mms.mongodb.com
- 22. Software Failure Process Mitigating the Impact • Utilize multiple environments (Dev, Test, QA, Staging, Production)
- 23. Software Failure Process Mitigating the Impact • Utilize multiple environments (Dev, Test, QA, Staging, Production) • Don’t reinvent the wheel, use trusted libraries and modules
- 24. Software Failure Process Mitigating the Impact • Utilize multiple environments (Dev, Test, QA, Staging, Production) • Don’t reinvent the wheel, use trusted libraries and modules • Use recent GA releases of MongoDB servers, drivers and tools
- 25. Hardware failure Redundancy & Technology Mitigating the Impact • Replica Set approach survives multiple failure types
- 26. Hardware failure Redundancy & Technology Mitigating the Impact • Replica Set approach survives multiple failure types • You don’t need high-cost specialized hardware
- 27. Hardware failure Redundancy & Technology Mitigating the Impact • Replica Set approach survives multiple failure types • You don’t need high-cost specialized hardware • Let MongoDB handle the complexity for you
- 28. Example Development Environment MongoDB Application (Java, C#, node.js) MongoDB Driver
- 29. Example Development Environments MongoDB Application (Java, C#, node.js) MongoDB Driver MongoDB Application (Java, C#, node.js) MongoDB Driver MongoDB Application (Java, C#, node.js) MongoDB Driver
- 30. Example Test Environment MongoDB Application (Java, C#, node.js) MongoDB Driver
- 31. Example QA Environment Application (Java, C#, Node.js, ...) MongoDB Driver Secondary Secondary Primary Replica Set
- 32. Driver Handles Rerouting to Members Application (Java, C#, Node.js, ...) MongoDB Driver Primary Secondary Replica Set X
- 33. Driver Handles Rerouting to Members Application (Java, C#, Node.js, ...) MongoDB Driver Primary Secondary Replica Set Secondary
- 34. Query Router Handles Request Routing [ A - I ] [ J - R ] [ S - Z ] Application (Java, C#, Node.js, ...) MongoDB Driver Secondary Secondary Primary Shard / Replica Set #1 Secondary Secondary Primary Shard / Replica Set #2 Secondary Secondary Primary Shard / Replica Set #3 mongos
- 35. Multiple Query Routers Provide Failover Application (Java, C#, Node.js, ...) MongoDB Driver Secondary Secondary Primary Shard / Replica Set #1 Secondary Secondary Primary Shard / Replica Set #2 Secondary Secondary Primary Shard / Replica Set #3 mongos mongos mongos mongos [ A - I ] [ J - R ] [ S - Z ]
- 36. Your Application Has Not Changed! Application (Java, C#, Node.js, ...) MongoDB Driver Secondary Secondary Primary Shard / Replica Set #1 Secondary Secondary Primary Shard / Replica Set #2 Secondary Secondary Primary Shard / Replica Set #3 mongos mongos mongos mongos [ A - I ] [ J - R ] [ S - Z ]
- 38. Global Replication - Location Aware Writes
- 39. Global Replication - Lower Latency for Reads
- 40. Ops Manager & MMS
- 41. Takeaways
- 42. Takeaways • Your data is safe with MongoDB
- 43. Takeaways • Your data is safe with MongoDB • Automated, zero downtime upgrades
- 44. Takeaways • Your data is safe with MongoDB • Automated, zero downtime upgrades • Reduce administrative tasks by 95%
- 45. Takeaways • Your data is safe with MongoDB • Automated, zero downtime upgrades • Reduce administrative tasks by 95% • Automatic balancing of data
- 46. Takeaways • Your data is safe with MongoDB • Automated, zero downtime upgrades • Reduce administrative tasks by 95% • Automatic balancing of data • Automatic global-scale replication
- 47. From the team that builds MongoDB • Consultative • Authoritative • Comprehensive Enterprise-Grade Support "With [ MongoDB's ] first class support, we don’t spend time worrying about the database, we spend more time writing code for our application.” – Reverb Technologies "MongoDB’s open-source platform coupled with commercial support is extremely cost efficient, delivering a positive TCO impact.” – Forbes
- 48. Additional Resources www.mongodb.com/webinars • MongoDB Administration 101 (11/25/14) • MongoDB Deployment Checklist (9/10/14)
- 49. Additional Resources university.mongodb.com • M101 Developer Courses • M102 MongoDB for DBAs • M202 MongoDB Adv. Deployments & Ops • Public Training • Private Training
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