Scale out magento 2 at aws
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1. The document discusses different hosting architectures for Magento 2 websites, from a single server setup to more advanced scalable architectures on AWS. 2. A single server setup provides simple installation but has limitations around resource contention and lack of elasticity. Moving to a traditional multi-server setup provides more isolation and redundancy but lacks flexibility. 3. The most flexible solution discussed is deploying to AWS using a microservices architecture, which allows dedicated resource provisioning and high scalability, but requires more complex infrastructure monitoring and operational investment.
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- 1. 1 Steffen Drya Co-Founder / CEO @ root360 GmbH Scale out Magento 2 at AWS
- 2. #MM18DE Steffen Drya Co-Founder / CEO @ root360 GmbH Vita: •2015 Co-Founder root360 – Cloud Management Experts •12+ years of IT-Operations experience •until 2015 head of IT operation of the Unister Group •migration and operation of high-reach portals like fluege.de to Amazon Web Services (AWS)
- 3. #MM18DE Brief overview • AWS hosting solutions (specification, implementation and 24/7 management) • AWS Consulting and Channel Partner • EuroCloud Award 2016, Hosting & Service Provider Award 2018 (Silver) and AWS „Field Execution Award“ 2018 What we do … • 24/7 Management for AmazonWeb Services • Flexible & individual cloud hosting solutions • Strong e-commerce expertise and experience • Fully compliant with German data protection laws • High performance for fast page load times • Cost-optimized AWS billing & low management costs root360 GmbH
- 4. #MM18DE Default single server • Infrastructure and components • Advantages and Limitations Think big – moving to a traditional infrastructure • Infrastructure and components • Advantages and Limitations Think bigger – a fully scalable infrastructure at • AWS public cloud • Infrastructure and components • Major benefits • Learnings What‘s this all about - Magento2 “Hosting”
- 6. #MM18DE CPU RAM Single server Apache2/NGINX PHP7+ MySQL 5.6+ Redis Varnish
- 8. #MM18DE Single server Major Limitations •Resource fight •Critical utilization during index re-builds and other jobs •Minimal control over resource consumption per service •Limitation for adding new services like Varnish or Redis to improve performance •Most static solution missing elasticity
- 9. #MM18DE Single server Advantages •Simple installation •Easy maintenance •Suitable for low traffic sites •Compatible to many resource layers like AWS, GCP, On premise
- 10. #MM18DE What if … “We need more speed?”
- 11. #MM18DE More speed ? NO – we need moving to a traditional infrastructure
- 13. #MM18DE Think big – moving to a traditional infrastructure CPU RAM Apache2/NGINX PHP7+ CPU RAM Apache2/NGINX PHP7+Sync Master/ Slave Replication
- 14. #MM18DE Think big Main Limitations •Multi-Server-Deployment or Sync required •DRDB or rsync is working but … •Higher internal network throughput •More complexity of Magento2 infrastructure to maintain •Missing flexibility monolithic approach •Restricted scalability „on the fly“
- 15. #MM18DE Think big Advantages •Basic Component isolation •Better spread of resources •Available failover per component •Possibility to increase redundancy •Compatible to many resource layers like AWS, GCP, On Premise
- 16. #MM18DE What if … “We need more flexibility?”
- 18. #MM18DE Think bigger – an advanced infrastructure at AWS “full scalable solution“
- 19. #MM18DE Magento2 Whitepaper – layered architecture Think bigger https://magento.com/resources/white-paper-magento-2-site-performance-and-scalability-optimizations
- 22. #MM18DE Think bigger Main Limitations •Complex infrastructure monitoring •Operational invest •Advanced Knowledge needed
- 23. #MM18DE Think bigger Advantages •All Magento Editions and Versions •Microservices approach •Dedicated Resource provisioning as needed •Support of native EC2, ECS (Docker) and K8s •Highly redundant •Security best practice •Most flexible solution with “World Wide” option
- 24. #MM18DE • Never over pace – KISS • Know your requirements • Traffic pattern • Load/Peak scenarios • Know your application design and components • Never under-estimate your application • Use load tests • Clear deployment approach • “Infrastructure as code” rocks Think bigger – moving to an advanced infrastructure at AWS Learnings
Editor's Notes
- Cache: Local file cache Komponenten kommen immer nur dazu
- Cache: Local file cache Komponenten kommen immer nur dazu
- Es gibt immer Gewinner und Verlierer
- Magento EE -> RabbitMQ etc. Missing elasticity and flexibility, static solution
- Magento EE -> RabbitMQ etc. Missing elasticity and flexibility, static solution
- Wir brauchen einen BUDDY
- Traditional Infrastructure Loadbalancer , HA Proxy, IVS Heart Beat Möglich: Varnish SYNC !! Magic!!! Rsync DRDB
- Wir brauchen ein TEAM
- Global leader in public cloud infrastructure (see Gartner Magic Quadrant) Available in 18+ regions worldwide 125+ services from Storage, Compute to Machine Learning, Data Analytics and IoT Elastic infrastructure resources via "pay as you go" Certifications according to local and global data security and compliance standards Short time to market
- Loadbalancer Autoscaling Apache2/NGINX (2+n Instances on Demand) MySQL Aurora Master / Slave incl. ReadOnly Connection Varnish Redundant Redis for Sessions and Magento Config Dedicated Backend Instance Magento EE incl. RabbitMQ
- Loadbalancer Autoscaling Cache ElasticSearch
- Deploy on multiple instances Static asset deploy for Magento < 2.2 Database migrations Cache Synchronization/Flushy
- Build an infrastructure according what is needed – never over pace Know your application Never underestimate the application Use load tests to identify bottlenecks Know your traffic pattern and build suitable infrastructure Clear deployment approach is the key “Infrastructure as code” rocks KISS