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Drupal in the Cloud!
Josh Koenigdrupal.org/user/3313josh@chapterthree.comwww.getpantheon.comtwitter.com/pantheon_drupaltwitter.com/outlandishjosh
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“The Cloud” Is...
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2009’s Top Buzzword
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Hand-Waver Hype
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“Scaling Silver Bullet”
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When something sounds too good to be true...
It probably is.
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Just Say No
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“The Cloud” really is...
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Hosting!
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Specifically, it’s a new model for hosting.
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Traditional hosting=
Real estate
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Most real estate consumers are
renters.
Few love their landlord.
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Owning comes with lots of responsibilities
and hidden costs.
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Large scale projects are expensive, slow,
and prone to setbacks.
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“The Cloud”=
Hosting as service API
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On-demand availability
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Usage-based pricing(usually hourly)
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Reliable, reusable start-states
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The cloud is good!
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Less waste
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More freedom
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But not a silver bullet!
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Performance can vary
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Journal of Eivind Uggedal: VPS Performance Comparisonhttp://journal.uggedal.com/vps-performance-comparison
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Abstractions aren’t the same as the real
thing
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New tricks to learn
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For Entrepreneurs and Upstarts (like Drupal), the Cloud is Destiny
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Start with pennies, scale to millions.
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Create products (cheaply).
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Grow organically, but still grow fast.
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Be The Center Of Your Own UniverseMonday, March 15, 2010
Should You Host In The Cloud?
(maybe you already are)
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•Launch a server in the cloud
•Players in the space
•Practical cloud use-cases
•Dollars and cents
•Cloud architecture howto
•PANTHEON: Drupal in the cloud
Begin Nuts and Bolts Presentation
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Demo: Boot MercuryMonday, March 15, 2010
Managed Cloud Services (no root)
(limited language support)(no code!)
(generic)
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Most Mature
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Hungry Like The Wolf(a really big wolf)
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Small, Brainy, Excellent Global CDN
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And More Every Day...
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VPS is Becoming Quite Cloudy
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Linode
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SliceHost (Rackspace)
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VPS.net
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And More Every Day...
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Custom/Private Cloud Services
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Cloud Value-Adders...
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Cloud/Cluster Management Services
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Cross-Cloud Services(and libcloud.org)
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Cloud Tools For Drupal (shameless plug: getpantheon.com)
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What Is It Good For?
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Testing / Continuous Integration
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Development Infrastructure
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Products and Services
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High Availability/Enterprise Hosting
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Making This Crazy Dream Come True
“social starfish” by Darren Barefoot: http://www.flickr.com/photos/dbarefoot/1814873464/Monday, March 15, 2010
C.R.E.A.M. (part 1)
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24x7x365 infrastructure tends to be a wash in the
cloud
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However: Don’t Underestimate Opportunity Cost
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Easy Savings Are In Traffic Patterns
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Burstable = Inexpensive Surge Protection
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•Honest clouds admit they have downtime. So will the others. Instances will fail, though not much more often than real servers.
•Performance can be impacted by other local activity.
•Virtual disks tend to have relatively poor I/O performance.
Cloud Caveats
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•Accept the inevitability of failure.
•Embrace the paradigm of redundancy and rapid recovery.
•Develop architecture with modular, replaceable parts.
•Stay fast by minimizing disk/cpu utilization for menial tasks.
Solutions
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•Monitor your load.
•Spin up more instances (scale horizontally) as you need more power.
•Add layers (scale vertically) as bottlenecks emerge.
•Create Images for each piece in your infrastructure.
•Best Practices To Stay Speedy
The Cloud in Production
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Best Practices?C.R.E.A.M. (pt 2)
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•Front-side caching: Use Pressflow with Varnish and/or NgineX.
•Opcode cache (APC) keeps your bits hot.
•Memcached helps to minimize queries to the database.
•Use dedicated, separately-scalable tools where possible, like ApacheSolr search.
•Architect for vertical scaling by utilizing all service layers, even if it’s one box.
High Performance Drupal Architecture
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Comin Atcha!
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Technical Info
Mercury is a standardized high performance stack for Drupal. It is available in source format, or (soon) as an on-demand service.
It utilizes the best available open-source technologies to make our favorite CMS very fast and to hold up under large spikes in traffic.
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Vision: From One Box to Cluster
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We Have A Dream
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Q & A!josh@chapterthree.com
twitter.com/pantheon_drupaltwitter.com/outlandishjosh
#drupalinthecloud
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