IoT Datacenter migration to Public cloud AWS

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The document discusses moving 300,000 IoT devices called Toons from a private data center to the AWS public cloud. It describes setting up VPN connections in AWS to connect the Toons, using a big bang migration approach with DNS to move all the Toons at once, and performing load testing with 1200 machines in AWS to test performance before finalizing the migration. Modernizing using immutable infrastructure principles is also mentioned.

Technology

Mark van Holsteijn
Michiel Fokke
Freek van Gool
Moving 300.000 Toons To the Cloud
20 April, 2017 1

A little bit about us
FreekMichiel
@javafreekNL @twoxey
Mark
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Meter Adapter
Gas Sensor
Electricity
Sensor
Z-Wave
Phillips Hue
WiFi Router
Z-wave
Smart plugand smoke
detectors
Central heating
boiler
Boiler adaptor
Toon®
Toon in the home
20 April, 2017 6

Solution overview
Service Center
Toon Displays
Mobile devices
ApplicationsInternet Internet
VPN
Access
7

Modernize your IoT data center using
Immutable Infrastructure principles!
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Reverse Engineer the existing
datacenter as code
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Deploy all of the applications as
Docker containers
11

Maintain the Datacenters in the same
way as applications
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a Complete new virtual datacenter for
a tenant in less than 1 hour
14

Removal of hand-offs between
development and operations
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Build, Ship and Run, Any App,
Anywhere
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Quality improves due to removal of
manual tasks
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Everything change to the infrastructure
and application is versioned
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Starting point
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Private data center
Applications #13 #16
Platform Galera cluster#7
Infra VPNvms network
#13 #16 #13 #16
T A P

AWS
AWS
Moving a mountain
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Infra
Platform
Applications
Platform
Applications
Private data center AWS
Infra
Platform
Applications#13 #16

Envisioned VPN solution
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Toon
Toon
Toon
Toon
Toon VPN
Private DC AWS
Direct
connect
OpenVPN
OpenVPN
OpenVPN
X100+

Big Bang Migration using DNS
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Toon
Toon
Toon
Toon
Service center
DNS
app
app
app
app DNS
Eneco
DNS

Contacting a Domain Name
Owner can be challenging.
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AWS Certificate Manager allows for
compliant, but uncommon certificates
27

You may experience an AWS Route 53
outage, even while you are in the
middle of migrating 300.000 devices
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Make sure your DNS records stay well
below 500 bytes.
29

Having 1200 machines available to
run a load test is pretty awesome
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Break things while running a load-
and performance test
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Modernize your IoT data center using
Immutable Infrastructure principles!

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IoT Datacenter migration to Public cloud AWS

1. Mark van Holsteijn Michiel Fokke Freek van Gool Moving 300.000 Toons To the Cloud 20 April, 2017 1

2. A little bit about us FreekMichiel @javafreekNL @twoxey Mark 3

3. Who is Quby/Toon? + = 4

4. What is Toon? 5

5. Meter Adapter Gas Sensor Electricity Sensor Z-Wave Phillips Hue WiFi Router Z-wave Smart plugand smoke detectors Central heating boiler Boiler adaptor Toon® Toon in the home 20 April, 2017 6

6. Solution overview Service Center Toon Displays Mobile devices ApplicationsInternet Internet VPN Access 7

7. Why public cloud? 20 April, 2017 8

8. Modernize your IoT data center using Immutable Infrastructure principles! 9

9. Reverse Engineer the existing datacenter as code 10

10. Deploy all of the applications as Docker containers 11

11. Maintain the Datacenters in the same way as applications 12

12. 13

13. a Complete new virtual datacenter for a tenant in less than 1 hour 14

14. Removal of hand-offs between development and operations 15

15. Build, Ship and Run, Any App, Anywhere 16

16. Disaster Recovery is built-in 17

17. Quality improves due to removal of manual tasks 18