This document discusses how to scale applications on DigitalOcean from a single server architecture to millions of users. It describes starting with a single application server and database, then adding components like caching and load balancing as traffic increases. Key steps include adding high memory droplets for caching, using block storage for persistent storage, tagging droplets, and load balancing multiple application servers. The document provides a demo and tips for monitoring, not scaling too quickly, and tracing everything.
Atlassian is an enterprise software company founded in 2002 in Sydney, Australia that develops products for software developers and project managers like Jira and Confluence. It serves over 35,000 companies globally including 85 of the Fortune 100 and has been profitable for the past 12 years. Atlassian utilizes a self-service sales model that allows them to reinvest in research and development while relying on word-of-mouth for growth.
Docker is a container platform that provides a way to package applications and their dependencies in a standardized unit for software development. It allows applications to run reliably from one computing environment to another by using containers to isolate applications from conflicts with other applications or the underlying infrastructure. The presentation discusses how Docker can accelerate continuous integration and delivery, improve developer onboarding, reduce data center overhead, and how it has helped customers like BunchBall, Uber, and BBC News. It also covers Docker's history, revenue sources, notable partners, and competition in the container space.
How Mentor Graphics Uses Google Cloud for the Internet of Things - Mentor Gra...RightScale
Mentor Graphics is building on its expertise in mobile to provide a cloud services platform for the Internet of Things (IoT). EZmobilePrint, one of the first apps on the platform, lets mobile devices connect to printers in coffee shops or other public places. Mentor Graphics leverages Google Cloud Platform and RightScale to provide automated, scalable infrastructure to power this next-generation IoT platform and many more applications to come.
Integration has traditionally been all about ESB’s, EAI and B2B and the exchange of messages between on-premises systems. Today, many companies wish to integrate beyond their firewall, typically with SaaS based application. This change is reflected in the up rise of API based integration using lightweight protocols. In this session Glenn will talk about the evolution of Enterprise Integration and give you an overview on the current state of the Azure Integration Platform. Dive into its architecture and learn all about Logic Apps and the Enterprise Integration Pack. Learn to create basic IFTT (If This Then That) scenarios, or think big and create enterprise-level, hybrid integration scenarios (using Logic Apps and on premises LOB apps). 'How does it work', 'How is it Made' and 'How does it all fit together’ are just a couple of questions that will be answered during this session.
This is an introduction presentation on App Engine for Business given by Chris Schalk, Google Developer Advocate on Oct 26, 2010 at the PayPal Innovate conference.
Cloud integration: what's in it for you? (Toon Vanhoutte & Massimo Crippa at ...Codit
This session focuses on the great opportunities that cloud integration brings to your business. Common challenges and pitfalls for hybrid messaging-based and API-based integration are discussed. Next to that, Codit's added-value approach to hybrid integration is presented, which combines a solid foundation of 15 years integration experience with an innovative and rapidly moving Azure cloud platform.
A review of as build and deploy at web applications in AWS with Owasp tools
Who Am I? • Software Engineer based in Chile • OWASP Viña del mar Chapter Leader • Recurrent Speaker on Application Security conferences • Head of Software Development
https://www.appsec.cl anc Cloud Security Alliance Fellow
Atlassian is an enterprise software company founded in 2002 in Sydney, Australia that develops products for software developers and project managers like Jira and Confluence. It serves over 35,000 companies globally including 85 of the Fortune 100 and has been profitable for the past 12 years. Atlassian utilizes a self-service sales model that allows them to reinvest in research and development while relying on word-of-mouth for growth.
Docker is a container platform that provides a way to package applications and their dependencies in a standardized unit for software development. It allows applications to run reliably from one computing environment to another by using containers to isolate applications from conflicts with other applications or the underlying infrastructure. The presentation discusses how Docker can accelerate continuous integration and delivery, improve developer onboarding, reduce data center overhead, and how it has helped customers like BunchBall, Uber, and BBC News. It also covers Docker's history, revenue sources, notable partners, and competition in the container space.
How Mentor Graphics Uses Google Cloud for the Internet of Things - Mentor Gra...RightScale
Mentor Graphics is building on its expertise in mobile to provide a cloud services platform for the Internet of Things (IoT). EZmobilePrint, one of the first apps on the platform, lets mobile devices connect to printers in coffee shops or other public places. Mentor Graphics leverages Google Cloud Platform and RightScale to provide automated, scalable infrastructure to power this next-generation IoT platform and many more applications to come.
Integration has traditionally been all about ESB’s, EAI and B2B and the exchange of messages between on-premises systems. Today, many companies wish to integrate beyond their firewall, typically with SaaS based application. This change is reflected in the up rise of API based integration using lightweight protocols. In this session Glenn will talk about the evolution of Enterprise Integration and give you an overview on the current state of the Azure Integration Platform. Dive into its architecture and learn all about Logic Apps and the Enterprise Integration Pack. Learn to create basic IFTT (If This Then That) scenarios, or think big and create enterprise-level, hybrid integration scenarios (using Logic Apps and on premises LOB apps). 'How does it work', 'How is it Made' and 'How does it all fit together’ are just a couple of questions that will be answered during this session.
This is an introduction presentation on App Engine for Business given by Chris Schalk, Google Developer Advocate on Oct 26, 2010 at the PayPal Innovate conference.
Cloud integration: what's in it for you? (Toon Vanhoutte & Massimo Crippa at ...Codit
This session focuses on the great opportunities that cloud integration brings to your business. Common challenges and pitfalls for hybrid messaging-based and API-based integration are discussed. Next to that, Codit's added-value approach to hybrid integration is presented, which combines a solid foundation of 15 years integration experience with an innovative and rapidly moving Azure cloud platform.
A review of as build and deploy at web applications in AWS with Owasp tools
Who Am I? • Software Engineer based in Chile • OWASP Viña del mar Chapter Leader • Recurrent Speaker on Application Security conferences • Head of Software Development
https://www.appsec.cl anc Cloud Security Alliance Fellow
Enhancing web applications with cloud intelligenceMichel HUBERT
This document discusses migrating and modernizing applications to Microsoft Azure's cloud platform. It covers serverless computing with Azure Functions, monitoring and debugging tools like Application Insights and Log Analytics, event-driven architectures with Event Grid, and integrating various Azure services like Cognitive Services and Logic Apps. The document provides an agenda and overview of key Azure serverless capabilities.
Hybrid integration and the power of Azure services (Jon Fancey at CONNECT17)Codit
This high-powered and interactive presentation shows what can be done with hybrid integration and the power of Azure services. The topics covered include Microsoft BizTalk on-premises, Microsoft Azure Logic Apps, and API Management. Jon’s experience as a Microsoft integration partner, and now at Microsoft HQ, enables him to deliver both great demos and interesting real-life stories from the field.
IT leaders have long struggled with building software faster and cheaper. The use of containers allows companies like Netflix, Goldman Sachs, Google, and Capital One to create apps that delight customers and disrupt competition. Containers provide application portability and the ability to "build once and run anywhere", allowing for increased server efficiency, scalability, and the ability to minimize vendor lock-in and shorten cloud migration timetables. However, containers also present security and networking challenges that companies need to address as container adoption increases.
This document discusses how organizations can leverage cloud technologies to speed up their development processes and reduce time to market. It focuses on using the cloud to build an OpenStack software factory, create an internal cloud service provider, make applications elastic for web and mobile, and store and process large amounts of data for analytics. The cloud provides infrastructure that can power big data and analytics solutions.
This document discusses how Docker is changing IT infrastructure and processes. It notes that containers represent the next major infrastructure shift, following shifts from mainframe to PC, bare metal to virtualization, and data centers to cloud. Containers can help reduce complexity compared to traditional infrastructure by allowing applications to run consistently across various environments. The document argues that Docker can help developers build, test, and deploy applications faster and help organizations innovate more by reducing costs spent on infrastructure maintenance. It provides examples of large companies that have adopted Docker Enterprise Edition and realized benefits like increased development productivity and reduced infrastructure costs.
MongoDB World 2016: Lunch & Learn: Google Cloud for the EnterpriseMongoDB
The document summarizes the evolution of cloud computing and Google Cloud Platform's offerings. It discusses how cloud infrastructure has moved from colocated data centers (1st wave) to virtualized infrastructure (2nd wave) to automated services and scalable data (3rd wave). It then provides an overview of Google Cloud Platform's compute, storage, database, analytics and machine learning services and how they make complex data analysis simpler. The document positions Google Cloud Platform as building on Google's expertise in infrastructure and data to provide customers an advantage.
IronSource is a data solutions company with 700 employees that was established in 2010. It has 50% of employees in R&D and partners with 700 advertisers and 80k apps. IronSource saw hypergrowth in data collected, with 4.2 billion people reached, 4.2 million apps installed per minute, and 160 billion registered and analyzed data events per month through its platform. In response to this massive data, IronSource developed a microservices architecture using Docker containers in the cloud to continuously collect, store, enrich, and target data in near real-time to data lakes and warehouses. This allows clients to gain insights from their data through IronSource's data visualization and management solutions.
Pivoting to Cloud: How an MSP Brokers Cloud Services RightScale
Many Managed Services Providers (MSPs) are looking to shift their cloud services offerings to encompass public and private cloud options. Learn how one MSP, Offis, uses RightScale to broker services across a variety of cloud providers as well as virtualized environments in order to serve the diverse needs of its customers.
Discover how the cloud will empower every organization on the planet to achie...Codit
Imagine a world without computers; a world without their impact. Where would we be? When you think about the history of human innovation, from the wheel to fire, the printing press to flight…these weren’t just solitary innovations, but accelerators that super-charged human progress in countless ways. In this presentation Michael Beal, General Manager of BeLux, will explain how Microsoft believes that the Cloud, AI, IoT… will empower every person and organization on the planet to achieve more.
Search for All with Elastic Workplace Search Elasticsearch
Learn how we reimagined search in the workplace so you can get to the information you need quickly with a unified search experience, out-of-the-box data connectors, and simple search management interfaces.
DevOps Tooling & Policy as a Way for Government Modernization | AWS Public Se...Amazon Web Services
GitHub is a platform used by over 22 million people to build software together through sharing and collaboration. It hosts over 59 million projects and sees 110 million pull requests annually. GitHub allows for transparency in development through features like code review that help identify issues, assist with processes, and provide documentation. It also aims to empower organizations through security features, identity management, and compliance with regulations. The presentation concludes with a look at GitHub's roadmap and priorities around user experience, being powered by data, and enabling communities through interoperability.
Cloud Native Demystified: Build Once, Run Anywhere!Codit
This document discusses building cloud native applications that can run anywhere. It defines cloud native as using containers, microservices, and DevOps processes. It outlines common cloud native scenarios and Microsoft's contributions to open source projects like Kubernetes. It discusses how containers allow applications to run on platforms like Azure PaaS, Kubernetes, and self-hosted clusters. The document demonstrates deploying containerized applications to these platforms and managing clusters with Azure Arc. It advises starting simply and growing complexity as needed, using Kubernetes for its portability benefits but otherwise preferring simpler platforms when possible.
In this webinar, we talk with experts from Integration Developer News about the SnapLogic Elastic Integration Platform and adoption trends for iPaaS in the enterprise.
During the discussion, we address cloud application adoption challenges and 5 signs you need better cloud integration, including struggles with the "Integrator's Dilemma" and segregated integration.
To learn more, visit: www.snaplogic.com/connect-faster
This document discusses strategies for evolving existing applications to take advantage of cloud computing capabilities. It outlines four main strategies - lift and shift, containerization, modernization, and building cloud-native applications. Lift and shift involves minimal changes and moves applications to the cloud as-is. Containerization packages applications and dependencies for portability. Modernization utilizes cloud platform services and refactors some components. Cloud-native applications are built from the ground up to be scalable and efficient in cloud environments using microservices and other modern techniques. The best strategy depends on available resources and business priorities, with an emphasis on gradually evolving applications over time to gain cloud benefits.
Cloud computing involves linking many computers together over the internet to form a large virtual computer. It provides access to computer resources and services via the internet rather than hardware and software locally installed. There are three main categories of cloud computing: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) provides virtual servers and storage; Platform as a Service (PaaS) provides development environments; and Software as a Service (SaaS) provides access to apps already in the cloud. While cloud computing offers benefits like flexibility and cost savings, it also presents disadvantages such as security risks and lack of control.
AWS re:Invent 2016: Introduction to AWS IoT in the Cloud (IOT204)Amazon Web Services
What’s new with AWS IoT? This is an Introduction to the AWS IoT Platform and an overview of new features. Join us for a discussion on the features launched over the last year, and the best practices on how to use the AWS IoT Platform to get your device data into the cloud.
Analytics in the Cloud: Getting The Most Out Of Analytics DeploymentsVMware Tanzu
Analytics in the cloud is becoming more popular as organizations look for ways to increase the value of their analytics investments and lower the total cost of ownership (TCO) of their analytics projects. At the same time, organizations may lack the insights required to make the business case for transitioning analytics to the cloud. By understanding the business and technical drivers of cloud analytics platforms and by evaluating the common use cases, organizations can make informed decisions and gain the buy-in they need to leverage analytics in the cloud.
Join Pivotal and EMA to gain insight into how cloud analytics can enhance your organization’s ability to get business value out of data. This web seminar will help organizations understand the value proposition of cloud analytics adoption and provide insights into the following:
- The key drivers of analytics in cloud adoption, including business, technical, and financial
- Perceptions of cloud vs on-premise solutions
- Cloud success factors and business benefits
- The combination of cloud access and open source
- The importance of agility and workloads to create efficient analytics in the cloud environment
- Use cases identifying key success factors
Search for All with Elastic Workplace SearchElasticsearch
1. Elastic Workplace Search is a complete solution for deploying a personalized, centralized, and secure search experience across an organization. It allows searching across all employee data and applications from a single interface.
2. The solution is powered by Elasticsearch and includes out-of-the-box connectors to popular tools like Salesforce, Dropbox, Google Drive, and Jira, as well as extensibility to connect additional data sources.
3. Future plans include expanding the connector catalog, enabling cloud deployments, enhancing search clients and features, and improving management functionality.
Maximum Overdrive: How Cloud-Born Data Changes the GameInside Analysis
The Briefing Room with William McKnight and Actian
Live Webcast July 16, 2013
http://www.insideanalysis.com
The proliferation of cloud-based applications continues across all industries, and for all kinds of reasons: time, money, ease-of-deployment, functionality, and maintenance. But while the cloud offers clear benefits, many organizations remain unsure about which solutions to point at various aspects of business operations, and wonder how to integrate with on-prem systems. That's the beauty of a comprehensive cloud strategy: all the benefits of cloud deployments, plus the power and flexibility of a managed infrastructure — without the guessing game.
Register for this episode of The Briefing Room to hear veteran Analyst William McKnight explain how cloud offerings are expanding, in turn creating opportunity for organizations to more quickly deploy and use valuable cloud-based solutions. He'll be briefed by Omid Sedaghatian of Actian, who will tout his company's DataCloud, an on-demand services platform powered by Amazon Web Services. He will explain how the Actian DataCloud Platform can enable line-of-business and developers to leverage the dynamics of Actian's data services and help across the spectrum of two major forces: big data and data that’s born in the cloud.
Enhancing web applications with cloud intelligenceMichel HUBERT
This document discusses migrating and modernizing applications to Microsoft Azure's cloud platform. It covers serverless computing with Azure Functions, monitoring and debugging tools like Application Insights and Log Analytics, event-driven architectures with Event Grid, and integrating various Azure services like Cognitive Services and Logic Apps. The document provides an agenda and overview of key Azure serverless capabilities.
Hybrid integration and the power of Azure services (Jon Fancey at CONNECT17)Codit
This high-powered and interactive presentation shows what can be done with hybrid integration and the power of Azure services. The topics covered include Microsoft BizTalk on-premises, Microsoft Azure Logic Apps, and API Management. Jon’s experience as a Microsoft integration partner, and now at Microsoft HQ, enables him to deliver both great demos and interesting real-life stories from the field.
IT leaders have long struggled with building software faster and cheaper. The use of containers allows companies like Netflix, Goldman Sachs, Google, and Capital One to create apps that delight customers and disrupt competition. Containers provide application portability and the ability to "build once and run anywhere", allowing for increased server efficiency, scalability, and the ability to minimize vendor lock-in and shorten cloud migration timetables. However, containers also present security and networking challenges that companies need to address as container adoption increases.
This document discusses how organizations can leverage cloud technologies to speed up their development processes and reduce time to market. It focuses on using the cloud to build an OpenStack software factory, create an internal cloud service provider, make applications elastic for web and mobile, and store and process large amounts of data for analytics. The cloud provides infrastructure that can power big data and analytics solutions.
This document discusses how Docker is changing IT infrastructure and processes. It notes that containers represent the next major infrastructure shift, following shifts from mainframe to PC, bare metal to virtualization, and data centers to cloud. Containers can help reduce complexity compared to traditional infrastructure by allowing applications to run consistently across various environments. The document argues that Docker can help developers build, test, and deploy applications faster and help organizations innovate more by reducing costs spent on infrastructure maintenance. It provides examples of large companies that have adopted Docker Enterprise Edition and realized benefits like increased development productivity and reduced infrastructure costs.
MongoDB World 2016: Lunch & Learn: Google Cloud for the EnterpriseMongoDB
The document summarizes the evolution of cloud computing and Google Cloud Platform's offerings. It discusses how cloud infrastructure has moved from colocated data centers (1st wave) to virtualized infrastructure (2nd wave) to automated services and scalable data (3rd wave). It then provides an overview of Google Cloud Platform's compute, storage, database, analytics and machine learning services and how they make complex data analysis simpler. The document positions Google Cloud Platform as building on Google's expertise in infrastructure and data to provide customers an advantage.
IronSource is a data solutions company with 700 employees that was established in 2010. It has 50% of employees in R&D and partners with 700 advertisers and 80k apps. IronSource saw hypergrowth in data collected, with 4.2 billion people reached, 4.2 million apps installed per minute, and 160 billion registered and analyzed data events per month through its platform. In response to this massive data, IronSource developed a microservices architecture using Docker containers in the cloud to continuously collect, store, enrich, and target data in near real-time to data lakes and warehouses. This allows clients to gain insights from their data through IronSource's data visualization and management solutions.
Pivoting to Cloud: How an MSP Brokers Cloud Services RightScale
Many Managed Services Providers (MSPs) are looking to shift their cloud services offerings to encompass public and private cloud options. Learn how one MSP, Offis, uses RightScale to broker services across a variety of cloud providers as well as virtualized environments in order to serve the diverse needs of its customers.
Discover how the cloud will empower every organization on the planet to achie...Codit
Imagine a world without computers; a world without their impact. Where would we be? When you think about the history of human innovation, from the wheel to fire, the printing press to flight…these weren’t just solitary innovations, but accelerators that super-charged human progress in countless ways. In this presentation Michael Beal, General Manager of BeLux, will explain how Microsoft believes that the Cloud, AI, IoT… will empower every person and organization on the planet to achieve more.
Search for All with Elastic Workplace Search Elasticsearch
Learn how we reimagined search in the workplace so you can get to the information you need quickly with a unified search experience, out-of-the-box data connectors, and simple search management interfaces.
DevOps Tooling & Policy as a Way for Government Modernization | AWS Public Se...Amazon Web Services
GitHub is a platform used by over 22 million people to build software together through sharing and collaboration. It hosts over 59 million projects and sees 110 million pull requests annually. GitHub allows for transparency in development through features like code review that help identify issues, assist with processes, and provide documentation. It also aims to empower organizations through security features, identity management, and compliance with regulations. The presentation concludes with a look at GitHub's roadmap and priorities around user experience, being powered by data, and enabling communities through interoperability.
Cloud Native Demystified: Build Once, Run Anywhere!Codit
This document discusses building cloud native applications that can run anywhere. It defines cloud native as using containers, microservices, and DevOps processes. It outlines common cloud native scenarios and Microsoft's contributions to open source projects like Kubernetes. It discusses how containers allow applications to run on platforms like Azure PaaS, Kubernetes, and self-hosted clusters. The document demonstrates deploying containerized applications to these platforms and managing clusters with Azure Arc. It advises starting simply and growing complexity as needed, using Kubernetes for its portability benefits but otherwise preferring simpler platforms when possible.
In this webinar, we talk with experts from Integration Developer News about the SnapLogic Elastic Integration Platform and adoption trends for iPaaS in the enterprise.
During the discussion, we address cloud application adoption challenges and 5 signs you need better cloud integration, including struggles with the "Integrator's Dilemma" and segregated integration.
To learn more, visit: www.snaplogic.com/connect-faster
This document discusses strategies for evolving existing applications to take advantage of cloud computing capabilities. It outlines four main strategies - lift and shift, containerization, modernization, and building cloud-native applications. Lift and shift involves minimal changes and moves applications to the cloud as-is. Containerization packages applications and dependencies for portability. Modernization utilizes cloud platform services and refactors some components. Cloud-native applications are built from the ground up to be scalable and efficient in cloud environments using microservices and other modern techniques. The best strategy depends on available resources and business priorities, with an emphasis on gradually evolving applications over time to gain cloud benefits.
Cloud computing involves linking many computers together over the internet to form a large virtual computer. It provides access to computer resources and services via the internet rather than hardware and software locally installed. There are three main categories of cloud computing: Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) provides virtual servers and storage; Platform as a Service (PaaS) provides development environments; and Software as a Service (SaaS) provides access to apps already in the cloud. While cloud computing offers benefits like flexibility and cost savings, it also presents disadvantages such as security risks and lack of control.
AWS re:Invent 2016: Introduction to AWS IoT in the Cloud (IOT204)Amazon Web Services
What’s new with AWS IoT? This is an Introduction to the AWS IoT Platform and an overview of new features. Join us for a discussion on the features launched over the last year, and the best practices on how to use the AWS IoT Platform to get your device data into the cloud.
Analytics in the Cloud: Getting The Most Out Of Analytics DeploymentsVMware Tanzu
Analytics in the cloud is becoming more popular as organizations look for ways to increase the value of their analytics investments and lower the total cost of ownership (TCO) of their analytics projects. At the same time, organizations may lack the insights required to make the business case for transitioning analytics to the cloud. By understanding the business and technical drivers of cloud analytics platforms and by evaluating the common use cases, organizations can make informed decisions and gain the buy-in they need to leverage analytics in the cloud.
Join Pivotal and EMA to gain insight into how cloud analytics can enhance your organization’s ability to get business value out of data. This web seminar will help organizations understand the value proposition of cloud analytics adoption and provide insights into the following:
- The key drivers of analytics in cloud adoption, including business, technical, and financial
- Perceptions of cloud vs on-premise solutions
- Cloud success factors and business benefits
- The combination of cloud access and open source
- The importance of agility and workloads to create efficient analytics in the cloud environment
- Use cases identifying key success factors
Search for All with Elastic Workplace SearchElasticsearch
1. Elastic Workplace Search is a complete solution for deploying a personalized, centralized, and secure search experience across an organization. It allows searching across all employee data and applications from a single interface.
2. The solution is powered by Elasticsearch and includes out-of-the-box connectors to popular tools like Salesforce, Dropbox, Google Drive, and Jira, as well as extensibility to connect additional data sources.
3. Future plans include expanding the connector catalog, enabling cloud deployments, enhancing search clients and features, and improving management functionality.
Maximum Overdrive: How Cloud-Born Data Changes the GameInside Analysis
The Briefing Room with William McKnight and Actian
Live Webcast July 16, 2013
http://www.insideanalysis.com
The proliferation of cloud-based applications continues across all industries, and for all kinds of reasons: time, money, ease-of-deployment, functionality, and maintenance. But while the cloud offers clear benefits, many organizations remain unsure about which solutions to point at various aspects of business operations, and wonder how to integrate with on-prem systems. That's the beauty of a comprehensive cloud strategy: all the benefits of cloud deployments, plus the power and flexibility of a managed infrastructure — without the guessing game.
Register for this episode of The Briefing Room to hear veteran Analyst William McKnight explain how cloud offerings are expanding, in turn creating opportunity for organizations to more quickly deploy and use valuable cloud-based solutions. He'll be briefed by Omid Sedaghatian of Actian, who will tout his company's DataCloud, an on-demand services platform powered by Amazon Web Services. He will explain how the Actian DataCloud Platform can enable line-of-business and developers to leverage the dynamics of Actian's data services and help across the spectrum of two major forces: big data and data that’s born in the cloud.
Global Manufacturer Finds Its’ Sweet Spot For Network Monitoring With ExopriseSidharthKumar13
Read this case study about how this manufacturer of sweets and other food products leverages Exoprise for synthetic and real-user monitoring (RUM) to improve the digital experience of more than 20,000 employees worldwide.
Bahrain ch9 introduction to docker 5th birthday Walid Shaari
A hands-on workshop will go over the foundations of the containers platform, including an overview of the platform system components: images, containers, repositories, clustering, and orchestration. The strategy is to demonstrate through "live demo, and hands-on exercises." The reuse case of containers in building a portable distributed application cluster running a variety of workloads including HPC workload.
Achieving Target State Architecture in NetApp ITNetApp
NetApp IT is undergoing a transformation to align all of its applications to target state architectures using the Gartner TIME model and 5Rs framework. It analyzed its application portfolio and found that 75% are "Keep Business Running" applications that will be migrated to SaaS. The remaining 25% are for business transformation and differentiation and will leverage NetApp's CloudOne platform, which provides a unified experience across any cloud using containers, microservices, and DevOps practices. This will allow NetApp to innovate faster and deliver business value at the speed required.
NetApp IT is undergoing a transformation to align all of its applications to target state architectures using the Gartner TIME model. It analyzed its application portfolio and found that 75% are "Keep Business Running" applications that will be migrated to SaaS. The remaining 25% are business transformation applications that will leverage CloudOne services like IaaS, PaaS, and DevOps practices. CloudOne provides developers an "Any Cloud, One Experience" platform to build and manage cloud-aware applications. NetApp IT aims to complete this realignment of applications over the next 3-5 years.
The Accelerate to Cloud SF keynote will help you understand the current state of cloud adoption, identify the business value for your organization, and provide you a framework to plot your course to cloud adoption.
This document discusses Continuuity's App Fabric platform, which aims to make building big data applications easier. It does this by providing (1) a Hadoop application server and development framework that allows Java developers to build big data apps, slashing development time, and (2) management tools that allow for drag and drop app deployment and one click application portability. This bridges the gap between IT and business users by operationalizing data insights through a standardized and scalable platform.
RightScale Roadtrip Boston: Accelerate to CloudRightScale
The Accelerate to Cloud keynote will help you understand the current state of cloud adoption, identify the business value for your organization, and provide you a framework to plot your course to cloud adoption.
TIBCO Jaspersoft® empowers millions of people every day to make faster business decisions by bringing them timely data via applications and business processes. Get the answers you need, with Jaspersoft.
See how you can improve your reporting and analytics solution and get access to actionable data. Join us for one hour and watch how Jaspersoft can transform your business with reporting and analytics.
Topics Covered:
-Provide a general product overview of Jaspersoft BI
-Showcase the broad capabilities of Jaspersoft including: dashboards, data visualization, ad-hoc reporting and production reporting
-Demonstrate the user experience from an end-user perspective as well as a BI Builder
-Conduct a Q & A session
On May 19, 2020, analyst firm IDC; vendors Intel, MemVerge, Net
App and Penguin Computing; and end-user Credit Suisse, introduced a new category called Big Memory. Big Memory hardware and software together transform scarcity and volatility into abundance, persistence, and high-availability.
This webinar discusses how digital transformation is driving changes to solution architecture through the use of microservices and APIs. The document provides an overview of trends in foundational architectures like microservices, containers, and cloud platforms that are enabling digital transformation. It also examines how digital transformation priorities are increasing organizations' adoption of APIs, both internally and externally, as well as microservices. The webinar recommends that organizations center their digital strategies on APIs and microservices to gain agility and prepare for future changes.
The document discusses how machine learning and artificial intelligence are enabling rapid innovation through experimentation. It notes that innovation requires the ability to conduct many experiments without suffering major consequences from failed experiments. The document outlines how modern application design approaches like microservices lower the cost of experimentation by reducing the impact of changes. It also discusses how serverless architectures allow companies to focus on business value rather than infrastructure management. Overall, the document advocates for a distributed, data-centric approach to software development enabled by machine learning and artificial intelligence.
Organisations are adopting microservices to keep pace with business innovation; whilst needing to meet the resilience, scalability and security requirements critical for digital solutions. Enterprise relational DBs are often a barrier to this transformation, but they needn’t be.
This presentation delves into the challenges faced by enterprises during digital transformation and modernization initiatives which are often hamstrung by the inherent monolithic nature of enterprise databases.
Many Oracle data-centric applications consist of an intricate web of hundreds of tables, housing hundreds of thousands of lines of PL/SQL code executed within the database via packaged procedures. These relational databases have enabled us to safely and securely manage structured data for several decades, but over time they grow more complex and harder to maintain, slowing down delivery and seriously degrading application performance, business innovation all but grinds to a halt.
Given the impracticality and cost associated with complete rewrites, many organisations are turning to Microservices Architecture, to extract value from existing assets whilst gradually deconstructing the monolithic architecture to facilitate evolutionary changes.
This presentation outlines a systematic and phased approach, based on experience from multiple client initiatives, highlighting the crucial role of this transformation in enabling the creation of APIs that drive new business initiatives. The concept of domain separation, a pivotal element in the migration process, will be introduced, along with options to move certain data retrieval and processing to more appropriate architectures
This document discusses the features and benefits of upgrading to SQL Server 2014. It highlights new performance enhancing features like In-Memory OLTP and ColumnStore. It also covers improved availability options, security features like transparent data encryption, and cloud-readiness capabilities like backup to Microsoft Azure. The document provides overviews of the Standard and Enterprise editions, and includes examples of how specific companies have benefited from upgrading.
First Tech: From bricks and mortar to cloud first api driven bankingDynatrace
First Technology Credit Union has embarked on a digital transformation journey to move more workloads to the public cloud. They have migrated 10 business critical applications to Microsoft Azure for high availability and disaster recovery. Additional Azure workloads include a data warehouse, website, and IT service management platform. First Tech is using APIs and API management to enable third parties and expand offerings. Dynatrace is being used to monitor all workloads in Azure and critical on-premise systems, providing end-to-end visibility and pinpointing performance bottlenecks. The speaker emphasized that digital transformation is essential given disruptions in financial services, and that cloud and APIs will be fundamental elements of First Tech's transformation.
Innovate Faster with Salesforce Heroku and AWS - CMP303 - re:Invent 2017Amazon Web Services
Salesforce and AWS are leading the next revolution in building engaging customer experiences. Behind every great experience is an app, and the power of the Salesforce platform lets you build apps fast. Adding to that experience is the AWS platform that extends the ability to rapidly deliver apps by offering developers a collection of purpose-built and ready-to-consume set of services. Salesforce Heroku—built entirely on AWS—enables developers to focus on building business apps fast instead of spending cycles on the monotonous heavy-lifting. In this session, you learn how Salesforce Heroku and AWS accelerate developer productivity and lower operational complexity to deliver solutions around Salesforce data integration, media delivery, web security, big data analytics and warehousing.
Session sponsored by Salesforce
Achieve True Hybrid Cloud with Azure - Built for Scale, Security and Interope...Cloudify Community
The Azure cloud has been building their latest features and advancements to handle complex , large-scale systems, all while taking into account the security considerations enterprises face. This session will dive into how Azure is uniquely positioning itself to respond to the growing needs of today's businesses, and specifically the financial services industry, all while building a strategy around open source collaboration, to enable a hybrid stack approach - from their container offering, through data center management and migration.
Learn more about Talend Integration Cloud - http://www.talend.com/products/integration-cloud
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The document provides an overview of leading big data companies in 2021 and the Apache Hadoop stack, including related Apache software and the NIST big data reference architecture. It lists over 50 big data companies, including Accenture, Actian, Aerospike, Alluxio, Amazon Web Services, Cambridge Semantics, Cloudera, Cloudian, Cockroach Labs, Collibra, Couchbase, Databricks, DataKitchen, DataStax, Denodo, Dremio, Franz, Gigaspaces, Google Cloud, GridGain, HPE, HVR, IBM, Immuta, InfluxData, Informatica, IRI, MariaDB, Matillion, Melissa Data
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When it is all about ERP solutions, companies typically meet their needs with common ERP solutions like SAP, Oracle, and Microsoft Dynamics. These big players have demonstrated that ERP systems can be either simple or highly comprehensive. This remains true today, but there are new factors to consider, including a promising new contender in the market that’s Odoo. This blog compares Odoo ERP with traditional ERP systems and explains why many companies now see Odoo ERP as the best choice.
What are ERP Systems?
An ERP, or Enterprise Resource Planning, system provides your company with valuable information to help you make better decisions and boost your ROI. You should choose an ERP system based on your company’s specific needs. For instance, if you run a manufacturing or retail business, you will need an ERP system that efficiently manages inventory. A consulting firm, on the other hand, would benefit from an ERP system that enhances daily operations. Similarly, eCommerce stores would select an ERP system tailored to their needs.
Because different businesses have different requirements, ERP system functionalities can vary. Among the various ERP systems available, Odoo ERP is considered one of the best in the ERp market with more than 12 million global users today.
Odoo is an open-source ERP system initially designed for small to medium-sized businesses but now suitable for a wide range of companies. Odoo offers a scalable and configurable point-of-sale management solution and allows you to create customised modules for specific industries. Odoo is gaining more popularity because it is built in a way that allows easy customisation, has a user-friendly interface, and is affordable. Here, you will cover the main differences and get to know why Odoo is gaining attention despite the many other ERP systems available in the market.
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3. About DigitalOcean
The cloud for developers
DigitalOcean is an IaaS company that
delivers the fastest and easiest way
for developers and businesses to
deploy and scale their applications in
the cloud.
We’re are building for the needs of
the developer because we believe
that they are the future.
2011
founded in New York City
285+
employees
750K+
registered customers
30M+
Droplets (cloud servers)
launched to date
$123M+
funding raised
2nd
largest and fastest
growing cloud provider
according to Netcraft
Our Investors
Company Facts
3
The compute team is responsible for placing the droplet
Configuring it with the right amount of memory, cpu, and hdd
Connecting it with networking
DigitalOcean is a IaaS provider
What does that mean
That means when you need hardware to run your applications there is no need to manage that on your own
Never need to place an order for more memory or a bigger HD, etc
DO runs software on a fleet of thousands of hypervisors that can provide the hardware that you need with flexibility
DigitalOcean focuses on simplicity. Our goal is to offer the primitives and building blocks that will help you build the most successful product
DigitalOcean has some great products
We won’t be able to get to all of them today so feel free so shoot me an email or grab me after the talk to ask any questions you may have.
In my opinion just telling you about the products won’t really tell you about their best uses
Instead we will walk through a new product we are building and introduce scenarios where using digital ocean as your infrastructure provider proves to be most beneficial
So lets start a company, we hit some bumps in the road, put out some fires and grow our company to a global scale that can will support millions of users
Following this ill leave some time at the end for lessons learned during my time at DO and working with large scale distributed systems in general
And some time for questions at the end
So where do we start?
We get started like any other company does. With a great idea!
You get this amazing idea.
You do some research and realize no one else is doing this.
You vet your idea to some close friends
So what do you do?
How do you get started?
Well If you’re anything like me….
We get started like any other company does. With a great idea!
You get this amazing idea.
You do some research and realize no one else is doing this.
You vet your idea to some close friends
So what do you do?
How do you get started?
Well If youre anything like me….
You run to your computer and quickly slap something together to see what can get done and possibly garner some interest for prospective investors
This leads me into a bit of who this talk is for today
If you are an engineer this talk is for you. If you are not an engineer dont feel intimidated. This talk will stay at a high level and at the end we have time to answer any questions.
So you spend some hours coding.. You write some unit tests (hopefully) and even some integration tests..
And you wind up with something that looks like this...
After hours and possibly days of coding your architecture looks something like this.
An application server that customers can connect to. And a Database that can store all of your data.
Your application server has many purposes. It stores and retrieves data from your database.
It does some business logic.
Hosts you static content like images. CSS, and java script files.
And it Works. Most importantly this setup works.
And lets say theortically this supports 200 concurrent users.
We get started like any other company does. With a great idea!
You get this amazing idea.
You do some research and realize no one else is doing this.
You vet your idea to some close friends
So what do you do?
How do you get started?
Well If youre anything like me….
After hours and possibly days of coding your architecture looks something like this.
An application server that customers can connect to. And a Database that can store all of your data.
Your application server has many purposes. It stores and retrieves data from your database.
It does some business logic.
Hosts you static content like images. CSS, and java script files.
And it Works. Most importantly this setup works.
And lets say theortically this supports 200 concurrent users.
After hours and possibly days of coding your architecture looks something like this.
An application server that customers can connect to. And a Database that can store all of your data.
Your application server has many purposes. It stores and retrieves data from your database.
It does some business logic.
Hosts you static content like images. CSS, and java script files.
And it Works. Most importantly this setup works.
And lets say theortically this supports 200 concurrent users.
The first product i would like to introduce today is graphs
Graphs can provide deep insights into your running droplet, provides cpu, disk i/o, memory utilization, and bandwidth utilization. With more to come.
Allows real time alerting via slack and email
Using graphs we were able to verify that we can support 200 concurrent users.
That seems like a good place to start for our product.
The first product i would like to introduce today is graphs
Graphs can provide deep insights into your running droplet, provides cpu, disk i/o, memory utilization, and bandwidth utilization. With more to come.
Allows real time alerting via slack and email
Using graphs we were able to verify that we can support 200 concurrent users.
That seems like a good place to start for our product.
The first product i would like to introduce today is graphs
Graphs can provide deep insights into your running droplet, provides cpu, disk i/o, memory utilization, and bandwidth utilization. With more to come.
Allows real time alerting via slack and email
Using graphs we were able to verify that we can support 200 concurrent users.
That seems like a good place to start for our product.
The first product i would like to introduce today is graphs
Graphs can provide deep insights into your running droplet, provides cpu, disk i/o, memory utilization, and bandwidth utilization. With more to come.
Allows real time alerting via slack and email
Using graphs we were able to verify that we can support 200 concurrent users.
That seems like a good place to start for our product.
As a visual aid, here is a graph of your daily active users with projections you have done
Some killer features you have added consistently bring on more users so we can project out
You are even in talks with some other start ups and small companies to offer your product to them
But wait… We know we can only support 200 concurrent users.. What do we do when we go above that number.
No way we can afford to lose the customers we just added
At this point our system going down is just not allowed
Well lets just make our droplet larger. We have two options.
The first is a simple resize
You can resize your droplets memory and CPU all the way up to 64GB and 20 CPUs
Droplet is unchanged. Networking stays the same, file system untouched.
Our Second option Is a move to one of our high memory plans
Up to 224 GB of memory and 32 Cores
Since we are going with a new instance by using high memory plans, let’s take this opportunity to address some pain points with our current setup
Every Time we deploy our code we have to stop our application.
Deploy the new code.
Well lets just make our droplet larger. We have two options.
The first is a simple resize
You can resize your droplets memory and CPU all the way up to 64GB and 20 CPUs
Droplet is unchanged. Networking stays the same, file system untouched.
Our Second option Is a move to one of our high memory plans
Up to 224 GB of memory and 32 Cores
Since we are going with a new instance by using high memory plans, let’s take this opportunity to address some pain points with our current setup
Every Time we deploy our code we have to stop our application.
Deploy the new code.
Well lets just make our droplet larger. We have two options.
The first is a simple resize
You can resize your droplets memory and CPU all the way up to 64GB and 20 CPUs
Droplet is unchanged. Networking stays the same, file system untouched.
Our Second option Is a move to one of our high memory plans
Up to 224 GB of memory and 32 Cores
Since we are going with a new instance by using high memory plans, let’s take this opportunity to address some pain points with our current setup
Every Time we deploy our code we have to stop our application.
Deploy the new code.
Floating IPs
Floating IPs allow you to point traffic to a another droplet without having to update DNS.
Clients never know anything has changed
Now we can stand up a new instance of our application.
Run some integration tests, and when we we believe everything is ok, move all traffic over to our newly deployed code.
Floating IPs
Floating IPs allow you to point traffic to a another droplet without having to update DNS.
Clients never know anything has changed
Now we can stand up a new instance of our application.
Run some integration tests, and when we we believe everything is ok, move all traffic over to our newly deployed code.
Floating IPs
Floating IPs allow you to point traffic to a another droplet without having to update DNS.
Clients never know anything has changed
Now we can stand up a new instance of our application.
Run some integration tests, and when we we believe everything is ok, move all traffic over to our newly deployed code.
Floating IPs
Floating IPs allow you to point traffic to a another droplet without having to update DNS.
Clients never know anything has changed
Now we can stand up a new instance of our application.
Run some integration tests, and when we we believe everything is ok, move all traffic over to our newly deployed code.
Floating IPs
Floating IPs allow you to point traffic to a another droplet without having to update DNS.
Clients never know anything has changed
Now we can stand up a new instance of our application.
Run some integration tests, and when we we believe everything is ok, move all traffic over to our newly deployed code.
Received an alert that your disk is full
After some investigation you realize it is because of user uploaded assets
Even causing your application server to crash!
No time to fix this as the meeting is starting soon and your prod instance is also there for your demo
How do you quickly add more disk space to your droplet?
Use Block storage
We can quickly add a new volume to our running droplet
Update configuration to point to newly mounted volume
Start to take a hard look at our system
A single instance going down because of disk space is simply not allowed.
Up until now we have been able to increase the size of our single machine to account for new users.
This is called vertical scaling or scaling up.
The problem with this approach is that we will ultimately hit some limitation. That limitation is ultimately imposed by having everything running on a single machine.
Machines can physically only have so much RAM and CPU.
They can only support so many Network cards that give you more bandwidth.
Use Block storage
We can quickly add a new volume to our running droplet
Update configuration to point to newly mounted volume
Start to take a hard look at our system
A single instance going down because of disk space is simply not allowed.
Up until now we have been able to increase the size of our single machine to account for new users.
This is called vertical scaling or scaling up.
The problem with this approach is that we will ultimately hit some limitation. That limitation is ultimately imposed by having everything running on a single machine.
Machines can physically only have so much RAM and CPU.
They can only support so many Network cards that give you more bandwidth.
With tagging, whenever a droplet is created we can tag it as our db replica or an instance of our application server.
This makes it easy when our application server needs a connection to a db replica. Just query the tags api for droplets that have the tag they need.
We can automatically update the load balancer when it was created using tags!
This allows our clients to always be routed to available application servers
With tagging, whenever a droplet is created we can tag it as our db replica or an instance of our application server.
This makes it easy when our application server needs a connection to a db replica. Just query the tags api for droplets that have the tag they need.
We can automatically update the load balancer when it was created using tags!
This allows our clients to always be routed to available application servers
DO Load Balancer
Can configure it to be TCP, HTTP, HTTPS
Uses Health Checks
DO Load Balancer
Can configure it to be TCP, HTTP, HTTPS
Uses Health Checks
Up until now we have been able to increase the size of our single machine to account for new users.
This is called vertical scaling or scaling up.
The problem with this approach is that we will ultimately hit some limitation. That limitation is ultimately imposed by having everything running on a single machine.
Machines can physically only have so much RAM and CPU.
They can only support so many Network cards that give you more bandwidth.
With tagging, whenever a droplet is created we can tag it as our db replica or an instance of our application server.
This makes it easy when our application server needs a connection to a db replica. Just query the tags api for droplets that have the tag they need.
We can automatically update the load balancer when it was created using tags!
This allows our clients to always be routed to available application servers
With tagging, whenever a droplet is created we can tag it as our db replica or an instance of our application server.
This makes it easy when our application server needs a connection to a db replica. Just query the tags api for droplets that have the tag they need.
We can automatically update the load balancer when it was created using tags!
This allows our clients to always be routed to available application servers
DigitalOcean has some great products
We won’t be able to get to all of them today so feel free so shoot me an email or grab me after the talk to ask any questions you may have.
In my opinion just telling you about the products won’t really tell you about their best uses
Instead we will walk through a new product we are building and introduce scenarios where using digital ocean as your infrastructure provider proves to be most beneficial
So lets start a company, we hit some bumps in the road, put out some fires and grow our company to a global scale that can will support millions of users
Following this ill leave some time at the end for lessons learned during my time at DO and working with large scale distributed systems in general
And some time for questions at the end
So where do we start?
With tagging, whenever a droplet is created we can tag it as our db replica or an instance of our application server.
This makes it easy when our application server needs a connection to a db replica. Just query the tags api for droplets that have the tag they need.
We can automatically update the load balancer when it was created using tags!
This allows our clients to always be routed to available application servers
With tagging, whenever a droplet is created we can tag it as our db replica or an instance of our application server.
This makes it easy when our application server needs a connection to a db replica. Just query the tags api for droplets that have the tag they need.
We can automatically update the load balancer when it was created using tags!
This allows our clients to always be routed to available application servers
With tagging, whenever a droplet is created we can tag it as our db replica or an instance of our application server.
This makes it easy when our application server needs a connection to a db replica. Just query the tags api for droplets that have the tag they need.
We can automatically update the load balancer when it was created using tags!
This allows our clients to always be routed to available application servers
With tagging, whenever a droplet is created we can tag it as our db replica or an instance of our application server.
This makes it easy when our application server needs a connection to a db replica. Just query the tags api for droplets that have the tag they need.
We can automatically update the load balancer when it was created using tags!
This allows our clients to always be routed to available application servers
With tagging, whenever a droplet is created we can tag it as our db replica or an instance of our application server.
This makes it easy when our application server needs a connection to a db replica. Just query the tags api for droplets that have the tag they need.
We can automatically update the load balancer when it was created using tags!
This allows our clients to always be routed to available application servers
Up until now we have been able to increase the size of our single machine to account for new users.
This is called vertical scaling or scaling up.
The problem with this approach is that we will ultimately hit some limitation. That limitation is ultimately imposed by having everything running on a single machine.
Machines can physically only have so much RAM and CPU.
They can only support so many Network cards that give you more bandwidth.
With tagging, whenever a droplet is created we can tag it as our db replica or an instance of our application server.
This makes it easy when our application server needs a connection to a db replica. Just query the tags api for droplets that have the tag they need.
We can automatically update the load balancer when it was created using tags!
This allows our clients to always be routed to available application servers