Drupal and Cloud Containers

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From the 2013 Pacific Northwest Drupal summit in Vancouver BC. My slides from talking about containers.

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Drupal & Containers
PNWDS, Vancouver BC
October 5, 2013
Josh Koenig - Pantheon Co-Founder
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Four years ago, I was
on the road talking
about “Drupal in the
Cloud”
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I was wrong. Sort of.
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EC2 is Hosting
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Digital Ocean is Hosting
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Rackspace is Hosting (duh)
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Or, more specifically,
they’re all ways to get
Virtual Machines.
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But True Cloud Means
Never Having to Say
The Word “Server”
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FTP Server?
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Mail Servers?
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Astrisk Server?
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CRM Server?
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Ok. We get it.
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How do we do it?
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The future of Drupal in
the Cloud belongs to
Containers, not VMs.
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Basically, you’re looking
at various mechanisms
that do multi-tenancy.
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Without Sucking
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Site A Site B Site n
Common
Codebase
Mysql DB Server
Database A
Database B
Database n
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Site A Site B Site n
Common
Codebase
Mysql DB Server
Database A
Database B
Database n
CPU
Contention
Block I/O
Contention
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Engineers @google got
cgoups into the kernel
in 2007.
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But others are coming!
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(demo)
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LMCTFY
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Convergence is occurring.
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Hard problems remain
for Drupal and other
web applications.
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Stateful Data Is Hard.
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Workflow.
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Tuning, libraries, etc.
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