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This document summarizes a presentation by Joe Arnold, CEO of SwiftStack Inc., about building applications with OpenStack Swift. The presentation discusses how Swift is well-suited for web and mobile applications due to its HTTP interface and ability to scale to support massive numbers of users. It also notes that Swift enables infrastructure as a service by providing multi-tenancy, scaling out capacity efficiently, and improving operational efficiencies.
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- 1. OpenStack APAC Conference Building Applications with OpenStack Swift Joe Arnold, CEO 乔 . 阿诺德行政总裁斯威夫特斯达克 August 11, 2012 SwiftStack Inc @joearnold
- 2. August 11, 2012 Compute | Storage | Global “Nova” communityNetworking “Quantum” “Swift” of cloud software developers & users Apache 2 Open Source License +180 Participating Companies - 1,000’s of developers 4 2
- 3. August 11, 2012 OpenStack Swift - Born in Production 2009 2010 2011 Developed in large-scale production environments Currently +70 developers - has doubled every 6 month 3
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- 7. August 11, 2012 nt ym u d e e: em Da c lo lo l pp ea x Sw iftE U o r T K K 7
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- 10. August 11, 2012 nt ceyme: e a n lo l pp em w iv ftE o r Da x n ce S N F a e 10
- 11. August 11, 2012 About SwiftStack Cloud Storage System based on OpenStack Swift Cloud storage technical leadership Swift Core team Project lead Experience Building large-scale cloud storage at Rackspace, Engine Yard, Internap, Korea Telecom 11
- 12. August 11, 2012 FieldObservations 12
- 13. August 11, 2012 FieldObservations Web/Mobile Applications Web/Mobile Applications Massive Number of Users Infrastructure as a Service 13
- 14. August 11, 2012 FieldObservation: Web/Mobile Applications 14
- 15. August 11, 2012 FieldObservation: Web/Mobile Applications Shrinking Storage on Mobile Devices 15
- 16. August 11, 2012 OpenStackSwift enables Web/Mobile applications Speaks: HTTP HTTP API Storage Standards-Based OpenStack API 30 16
- 17. August 11, 2012 OpenStackSwift enables Web/Mobile applications Upload direct from device HTTP API Storage HTTP Form Post Mechanism 30 17
- 18. August 11, 2012 OpenStackSwift enables Web/Mobile applications Cache with HTTP HTTP API Cache Storage 30 18
- 19. August 11, 2012 OpenStackSwift enables Web/Mobile applications Native Content-Delivery Integration 30 19
- 20. August 11, 2012 OpenStackSwift enables Web/Mobile applications 20
- 21. August 11, 2012 FieldObservations Web/Mobile Applications Massive Number of Users Infrastructure as a Service 21
- 22. August 11, 2012 FieldObservation: Massive # of users Enterprise Application 22
- 23. August 11, 2012 FieldObservation: Massive # of users 23
- 24. August 11, 2012 FieldObservation: Massive # of users Multi-Tenant Application 24
- 25. August 11, 2012 Field Observation: Massive # of users FREQUENCY Long-Tail Data $/IO $/GB 25
- 26. August 11, 2012 FieldObservation: Massive # of users 26
- 27. August 11, 2012 FieldObservation: Massive # of users 27
- 28. August 11, 2012 Swift Scales to Massive # of users Access Node Access Node Access Node Access Node Add Proxy Nodes A hash ring is shared amongst each node in the cluster. Add Storage Nodes capacity can be added by growing existing availability zones, or adding new availability zones. 28
- 29. August 11, 2012 SwiftScales to Massive # of users Swift uses shared-nothing architecture 1. account data 2. object data 3. All data distributed via hash ring Simple mechanisms proven at scale 1. Whole files on disk 2. Routed networking (Layer 3 networks) 3. Proven techniques with HTTP for transport 4. Proven techniques with rsync for replication 29
- 30. August 11, 2012 SwiftScales to Massive # of users Sharding 30
- 31. August 11, 2012 Swift Scales to Massive # of users HTTP + Proven Cloud Architecture 31
- 32. August 11, 2012 FieldObservations Web/Mobile Applications Massive Number of Users Infrastructure as a Service 32
- 33. August 11, 2012 FieldObservation: Infrastructure as a service Improve Efficiencies Our Custome Improve agility r Wants Sell Services 33
- 34. August 11, 2012 FieldObservation: Infrastructure as a service Storage deployments becoming larger Multi-tenancy important 34
- 35. August 11, 2012 Swiftenables Infrastructure as a Service Scales to large capacity High concurrency Multi-tenancy from ground-up 35
- 36. August 11, 2012 Swiftenables Infrastructure as a Service Operational Operational Efficiencies Efficiencies 36
- 37. August 11, 2012 SwiftStackNodes 37
- 38. August 11, 2012 SwiftStackController 38
- 39. August 11, 2012 Capacity Text time 39
- 40. August 11, 2012 WatchEverything Lightweight Swift Process Swift Process Swift Process UDP StatsD Swift Process Swift Process Swift Process StatsD Time-Series Backend Ganglia / Graphite 40
- 41. August 11, 2012 SeeEverything Be Notified 60 41
- 42. Make eachAugust likea Make eachlook 11, 2012 look like a mini-product. Box around mini-product. Box around each. each. SwiftStack Plug-Ins User Dashboard On-disk Encryption Active Directory/LDAP Integration Utilization API for Billing Metadata Search 42
- 43. August 11, 2012 FieldObservations Web/Mobile Applications Massive Number of Users Infrastructure as a Service 43
- 44. Thank you! OpenStack APAC Conference August 11, 2012 Joe Arnold 乔 . 阿诺德行政总裁斯威夫特斯达克 CEO, SwiftStack joe@swiftstack.com @joearnold