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Slides of the talk TYPO3 in the cloud presenting cloud solutions for TYPO3. This talk was held during the T3CON10 by Ingo Schmitt

TYPO3 in the Cloud

Frankfurt am Main, 1st October 2010

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About Ingo Schmitt

CTO and shareholder of Marketing
Factory Consulting GmbH

Head of development and hosting

TYPO3 Commerce core developer

TYPO3 since 2002

email: is@marketing-factory.de
twitter: @ISchmitt

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Questionaire

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Who is running one or more
TYPO3 installations?

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Who is running one or more
physical servers
containing TYPO3
installations?

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Who is running one or more
TYPO3 on a shared host?

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Who is running one or more
TYPO3 installation at e.g.
domainfactory, jweiland,
mittwald or hosteurope?

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Who is running
a TYPO3 on a virtual
server?

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The Cloud

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The Cloud

The Internet

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TYPO3 3.5 style

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TYPO3 3.5 style - LOAD

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TYPO3 3.6 style

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TYPO3 3.8 style

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TYPO3 4.0 style

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TYPO3 4.0 style - LOAD

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Still the same old problem

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Still the same old problem

40%
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Virtual

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Benefits for hosting company

efficient usage of resources

hardware
energy
engineers

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Benefits

cost saving

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Possibilities - adjust resources

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Possibilities - acquire resources

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Usage

pay as
you use
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AWS Example

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AWS Example

0,085 $
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AWS Example

62.22 $
small instance, running 24/7, one month

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What about TYPO3 and the Cloud?

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TYPO3 and the Cloud?

1 single virtual instance

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TYPO3 and the Cloud?

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Again: TYPO3 and the Cloud?

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Again: TYPO3 and the Cloud?

Scaling Concepts
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TYPO3 - 2 tier

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3 tier application

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TYPO3 - 2 level scaling

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TYPO3 - webserver

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TYPO3 - web/dbserver

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TYPO3 - web/proxy server

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TYPO3 - continental scaling

America

Europe

Asia
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TYPO3 - web/proxy/cdn server

Europe

America

Asia

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Setup dynamical scaling

Complex setup
External API
Monitoring

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cloud costs

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What we do?

CDN

calculate statistics

crawler

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Contact

Marketing Factory Consulting GmbH
Stephanienstraße 36
40211 Düsseldorf
Germany

Tel +49 (0)211 / 36 11 76 - 0
Tel +49 (0)211 / 36 11 76 - 99

is@marketing-factory.de
twitter: @ISchmitt
www.marketing-factory.de

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From an outside view the official TYPO3 teams seem to be somewhat mystique or even invisible. Nevertheless the members do a tremendous amount of voluntary work for TYPO3. But in fact everybody started small (except Kasper ;)). Some people joined the TYPO3 way since the beginning and some started to participate a while ago. What everybody has in common though is the great enthusiasm about TYPO3 and its future. And not all of them are developers. Our talk will be about the participation in one of the TYPO3 teams. We will present the different teams and show their important work for TYPO3. You will get an impression how to join a TYPO3 team and be active on a longterm basis.

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