Jon Topper (Scale Factory) - Migrating to the Cloud in 20 Minutes

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A how-to compressed in 20 minutes on how to do migrations to the Cloud Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aE6EqVCncac Join DevOps Exchange London here: http://www.meetup.com/DevOps-Exchange-London Follow DOXLON on twitter http://www.twitter.com/doxlon

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Migrating to the Cloud
in 20 minutes
Jon Topper
The Scale Factory

In 20 Minutes
What to consider
Characteristics of cloud computing
Approaches to avoid
What to do instead

What do you care about?
Cost (CapEx / OpEx)
Capacity
Elasticity
Security
Availability
Geography
Agility
Cool factor?

Cloud Characteristics
“There is no cloud, just other people’s computers”
“Everything fails, all the time” - uptime ownership
Multi-tenant
Less control over naming, addressing
More rapid provisioning of resources

Don’t do this
Forklift migrate
Cloud as DR
Manual provisioning/conﬁguration/deployment
Mistake scalability for performance
Assume reliability

Design
Design to operate
KISS
Security design from day one
Use the strengths of the cloud platform
Segregate state
Treat instances as disposable
Use LB/failover for HA (across AZ)
Remain portable

Build
Build machine templates (Packer)
Provision infrastructure (Terraform, CloudFormation)
Conﬁgure infrastructure (Puppet, Chef, Ansible, Salt)
Deploy software

Operate
Orchestrate patching / incremental change
Monitor service availability
Monitor resource usage
Monitor performance metrics
Monitor business metrics
Aggregate logs
Continuous Improvement

Example: ReadyScale
Virtual Private Cloud (euwest1-auth) Virtual Private Cloud (euwest1-live) Virtual Private Cloud (euwest1-test)
VPC Subnet (public_a) VPC Subnet (public_b)
VPC Subnet (private_a) VPC Subnet (private_b)
VPC Subnet (public_a)
VPC Subnet (private_a)
VPC Subnet (public_a) VPC Subnet (public_b)
VPC Subnet (private_a) VPC Subnet (private_b)
VPC Subnet (public_b)
VPC Subnet (private_b)
Availability Zone (eu-west-1a) Availability Zone (eu-west-1b)Availability Zone (eu-west-1a) Availability Zone (eu-west-1b) Availability Zone (eu-west-1a) Availability Zone (eu-west-1b)
mon
DNS
core
ldap jenkinsjenkins
corea
ldap-vola
coreb
ldap-volb
gwa gwb
appserver
db-app (master) db-app (standby)
corea
ldap-vola
coreb
ldap-volb
loga
elasticsearch-vola
gwa gwb
appserver
db-app (master) db-app (standby)
gwa
DNS Package Repo DNS Package Repo
db-mon (master) db-mon (standby)
Auto scaling Group (appserver) Auto scaling Group (appserver)
Auto scaling Group (mon)
logb
elasticsearch-volb
gwb
mgmt staging live
Frontend FrontendPackage Repo

http://www.scalefactory.com/
jon@scalefactory.com
@jtopper
scalefactory

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Jon Topper (Scale Factory) - Migrating to the Cloud in 20 Minutes

1. Migrating to the Cloud in 20 minutes Jon Topper The Scale Factory

2. In 20 Minutes What to consider Characteristics of cloud computing Approaches to avoid What to do instead

3. What do you care about? Cost (CapEx / OpEx) Capacity Elasticity Security Availability Geography Agility Cool factor?

4. Cloud Characteristics “There is no cloud, just other people’s computers” “Everything fails, all the time” - uptime ownership Multi-tenant Less control over naming, addressing More rapid provisioning of resources

5. Don’t do this Forklift migrate Cloud as DR Manual provisioning/conﬁguration/deployment Mistake scalability for performance Assume reliability

6. Do This Instead! Design Build Operate

7. Lifecycle Operate 95% Design / Build 5%

8. Design Design to operate KISS Security design from day one Use the strengths of the cloud platform Segregate state Treat instances as disposable Use LB/failover for HA (across AZ) Remain portable

9. Build Build machine templates (Packer) Provision infrastructure (Terraform, CloudFormation) Conﬁgure infrastructure (Puppet, Chef, Ansible, Salt) Deploy software

10. Operate Orchestrate patching / incremental change Monitor service availability Monitor resource usage Monitor performance metrics Monitor business metrics Aggregate logs Continuous Improvement

11. Example: ReadyScale Virtual Private Cloud (euwest1-auth) Virtual Private Cloud (euwest1-live) Virtual Private Cloud (euwest1-test) VPC Subnet (public_a) VPC Subnet (public_b) VPC Subnet (private_a) VPC Subnet (private_b) VPC Subnet (public_a) VPC Subnet (private_a) VPC Subnet (public_a) VPC Subnet (public_b) VPC Subnet (private_a) VPC Subnet (private_b) VPC Subnet (public_b) VPC Subnet (private_b) Availability Zone (eu-west-1a) Availability Zone (eu-west-1b)Availability Zone (eu-west-1a) Availability Zone (eu-west-1b) Availability Zone (eu-west-1a) Availability Zone (eu-west-1b) mon DNS core ldap jenkinsjenkins corea ldap-vola coreb ldap-volb gwa gwb appserver db-app (master) db-app (standby) corea ldap-vola coreb ldap-volb loga elasticsearch-vola gwa gwb appserver db-app (master) db-app (standby) gwa DNS Package Repo DNS Package Repo db-mon (master) db-mon (standby) Auto scaling Group (appserver) Auto scaling Group (appserver) Auto scaling Group (mon) logb elasticsearch-volb gwb mgmt staging live Frontend FrontendPackage Repo

12. http://www.scalefactory.com/ jon@scalefactory.com @jtopper scalefactory

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