Mongo db as a service webinar

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Chip Childers VP Product Strategy Sandeep Patni Co-Founder and VP Systems Operating MongoDB “as-a- service” in Any Cloud

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With the increasing prevalence of Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS), developers have easier access to database platforms like MongoDB and can accelerate application time-to-market. DBaaS can save time, money and significantly reduces the risk of human error in each deployment. This presentation provides a look at how CumuLogic solutions empower your organization to implement and operate your MongoDB database in a self-service manner inside the firewall. The webinar gave participants the opportunity to: - Learn about the benefits of operating MongoDB “as-a-service” - See what it takes to offer MongoDB-as-a-Service to your users, including powerful features like automated cluster creation (sharding and replica sets), backup job management and software updates - Usage examples and complex deployment options for power users Speakers: Sandeep Patni – Co-Founder and VP of Systems, CumuLogic Chip Childers – VP of Product Strategy, CumuLogic

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Chip ChildersVP Product Strategy

Sandeep PatniCo-Founder and VP Systems

Operating MongoDB “as-a-service” in Any Cloud

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• Suite of cloud services to deliver private-label, high value Amazon-like cloud services on your IaaS cloud

CumuLogic at a Glance

ElasticLoad

Balancer

MessageQueue

aaS

RelationalDBaaS

MoreComingSoon!

CacheaaS

NoSQL-aaS

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• Software platform to deliver fully managed MongoDB Database-as-a-Service

• Web service to setup, operate and scale clusters in the cloud

• Simple to deploy, easy to scale, reliable and cost effective for customer

• Multiple engine support

CumuLogic NoSQL ServiceMongoDB Database-as-a-Service

http://www.cumulogic.com/cumulogic-software-portfolio/nosql-database-as-a-service/

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MongoDB Service: Value Proposition

Cloud Service Providers:

1. Increases IaaS consumption

2. Turn-key access to new, high-value service

3. Ability to differentiate and compete with AWS DynamoDB with the most popular NoSQL database

Enterprises:

1. Automates 75-90% of manual operational tasks

2. Empowers developers with a MongoDB database in a self-service manner inside the firewall

3. Runs on any cloud and private infrastructure (i.e. virtualized environment, bare metal)

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• Replica sets for data durability

• Shards for scalability

• Performance optimization– Highest IOPS based on storage

– Low latency

– Linear scalability

• Automated failure recovery

• Backup and restore

• Security, access control

• Updates and patches

• API

MongoDB Database ServiceFeatures

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Secondary

Application

RAID 10

SecondaryPrimary

Replication

Region 1 Zone 1

RAID 10 RAID 10

MongoDB Database ServiceDeployment Patterns: Replica Set Single-AZ

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Secondary

Application

SecondaryPrimary

Replication

Region 1 Zone 1 Region 1 Zone 2

RAID 10 RAID 10 RAID 10

Application

MongoDB Database ServiceDeployment Patterns: Replica Set Multi-AZ

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Region 1 Zone 1

SecondarySecondaryPrimary

Config Server

SHARD 1

SecondarySecondaryPrimary

Config Server

SHARD 2

SecondarySecondaryPrimary

Config Server

SHARD 3

App

App

RAID 10 RAID 10 RAID 10 RAID 10 RAID 10 RAID 10 RAID 10 RAID 10 RAID 10

AppApp

mongos mongos mongos

MongoDB Database ServiceDeployment Patterns: Sharded Cluster Single-AZ

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DEMO

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• Contact us at [email protected]

• Request a Sandbox Environment: http://www.cumulogic.com/resources/sandbox/

• Download a trial version: http://www.cumulogic.com/downloads/installer/

• Documentation: http://www.cumulogic.com/resources/documentation/

• MongoDB white paper: http://www.cumulogic.com/resources/mongodb_wp/

Questions?