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2nd Watch OverviewMay 2, 2013Brian L Whitt – Senior Cloud Executive
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Objectives
‣ Overview of 2ND Watch’s Cloud Capabilities
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2nd WatchMaking the cloud work for your business!
2ND WatchMaking the cloud work for your
business!
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Practice AreasOperational Excellence and Innovation
Amazon Web ServicesPremier Partner
Microsoft
2nd Watch is one of the top 15 partners worldwide within the AWS ecosystem. 2nd Watch was selected due to investing significantly in our AWS practice, providing exceptional customer service and support, and helping a large number of significant customers migrate to AWS.
2nd Watch focuses on highly technical migrations that require operation discipline and expertise to execute properly. Our experience in process management has systematized complex migrations.
• 200+ cloud projects in 2012.• AWS Premier Consulting Partner; 1 of top 15 AWS partners in the world.• Microsoft Cloud Champion; experts in migrating to Office 365.• No downtime for managed services customers. • World-class engineering talent to deliver on time and on budget.
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2nd Watch Customers
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Business UnitsHow we help you be successful
Professional ServicesStrategy & Roadmap(s)TCOOperational Excellence Architecture & DesignEngineering & Network SecurityAuto ScalingCustom Training
Products2W Insight – AWS
Billing2W SharePoint
Office 365Custom Development
Cloud Support Full 24x7 Managed ServicesAWS ResellerConsolidated Billing
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2W
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Total Cost of Ownership (TCO)
‣ TCO is an example of how 2nd Watch engages with you to develop your AWS Strategy.
The TCO tool compares AWS and on-premise or colocation costs.
http://aws.amazon.com/tco-calculator/
2WInsight – AWS Billing ToolMonitor your costs – keep track of your server spend
2W Insight – Accurate by the hour‣ Custom tagging
‣ Accurate by the hour
‣ Billing in detail
‣ Manage Reserve Instances
‣ PDF bill generator
‣ CSV export
www.2winsight.com
How to Engage with 2nd Watch
Strategy and
Roadmaps
Cloud Assessme
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Cloud Architectu
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Build and Migrations
Support Services
• Identify Need
• Formulate the strategy
• Identify goals
• Identify all considerations
• Get team buy in
• TCO
• Hardware• Applications• Customer
experience• Personnel
needs• Contract
negotiations• Security
• Deep dive• Operational
toolsets• High level
diagrams • POC• Cost
analysis• Enterprise
designs
• Architect for failure
• Build HA• Seamless
migrations• Testing• As Built
detailed doc
• Performance optimization
• Cost optimization
• Managed services
• Account management
People Process Technology
Cloud Migration: Operational Approach
Deep Dives
High Level
Design (HLD)
Detailed Design (DLD)
Build (Dev)
Data Migratio
n(UAT) Go-Live Optimiz
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Business Requirements
1) Mockups2) Environme
nt Designs3) Data Flow
1) Wireframes
2) As Built3) AWS Run-
IT Analysis
Project Builds
Production Data
User Sign/off
Go Live! Start maximizing savings
Project Deliverables
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Proof of Concept (POC)
• 1 or 2 Applications• Architecture/Design• Build/Migrate and
Test
Data Center Migration
• Lift and Shift to the AWS
• Hybrid Solution• Disaster
Recovery Solutions on AWS
• Set up Virtual Private Cloud (VPC) for Test or Production AWS Environment
Technical Assessment
• Building a Roadmap and Cloud Strategy
• Facilitate a Use Case Discussion
• Technology Assessment
Starting Points
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Best Practices Discussion
AWS ArchitecturesJason Foster – VP of Engineering
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High Availability on AWS
• Plan for failure at any level
• Services within a Datacenter (AZs) can fail
• Regions are N+2 (minimum)
• Reserve capacity (the other side of Reserved Instances)
• Use AWS Services that scale across AZs
• VPC, S3, ELB, RDS, etc.
• Chaos Monkey – now available
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HA Example
Notes:• HA at each tier• Can lose entire datacenter and maintain production load• Autoscaling at web and API tier to support dynamic site load• High Data security requirements – HA at IDS, Log Mgmt and auditing tiers
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Fault-Tolerant Front-End Systems
• Addressing: Route53, EIP
• Distribution: Multi-AZ, ELB, Cloudfront
• Redundancy: Auto-Scaling
• Monitoring: Cloudwatch
• Platform: Elastic Beanstalk
Amazon CloudFront
Amazon CloudWatch
Auto Scaling
Amazon Route 53
Elastic LoadBalancer
AWS ElasticBeanstalk
Elastic IP
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Fault-Tolerant Front-End Systems
‣ S3
‣ SimpleDB
‣ EMR
‣ New! DynamoDB
‣ RDS
Amazon Elastic MapReduce
Amazon Simple Storage Service
(S3)
Amazon Relational Database Service
(RDS)
Amazon SimpleDB
Amazon DynamoDB
Amazon ElastiCache
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Disaster Recovery on AWS
Classes of RTOs
• Critical – Real-time availability or near real-time (minutes) – Tier 0 infrastructure, critical apps
• Major – Applications to run the business (hours) – Tier 1 infrastructure and apps
• Minor – Applications that can withstand a longer downtime (hours - days)
AWS Solution
• High Availability or Warm Standby
• Pilot Light DR in AWS
• Backup and Recovery in AWS
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Other DR Considerations on AWS
• “SAN like snapshots” of EBS storage allow recovery to a point in time within seconds – replicated across the entire region (3+ datacenters)
• Auto-scaling and scripting allow backup server to be fully cost optimized
• Example: 2W Backup Server < $1 per month
• Pilot Light scenarios
Advantages of a Pilot Light DR Scenario
Warm standby for the price of cold storage
Or Less! Super fast recovery time
Entire recovery process could be 1-3 hours Data replication can keep critical
systems in sync
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Brian L WhittSenior Cloud Executive
Contact Us
2nd Watch, [email protected]
Product [email protected]
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