Why Go Hybrid Cloud?

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| Log management as a service Simplify Log Management #LDFE Why Go Hybrid Cloud? Manoj Chaudhary CTO & VP of Engineering at Loggly

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| Log management as a service Simplify Log Management #LDFE

Why Go Hybrid Cloud?

Manoj Chaudhary

CTO & VP of Engineering at Loggly

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Today’s Talk

Hybrid CloudOur Use

Case and Learnings

Go Hybrid

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Operated by a 3rd party provider. Utilized for the work loads that are not

core for the private cloud.

Hybrid Cloud

Connect

Private Cloud

Public Cloud

Operated in your own data center. Typically within a firewall for organizations.

Controlled and maintained by Ops to ensure interoperability with private

cloud.- BEST OF BOTH WORLDS -

This model offers versatility and convenience, while preserving management, control and security.

Delivered as a cloud service over the Internet. Sold on-demand, typically by the minute or the hour. Customers only pay for the CPU cycles, storage or bandwidth they

consume.

This cloud computing environment which uses a mix of on-premises, private cloud and third-party,

public cloud services with orchestration between the two platforms.

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Loggly’s Use Case

Use Case• Centralized log

management• Allow customers to

analyze large amount of data

• Real time processing of data

Our Challenges• Massive incoming event

stream• Fundamentally multi-

tenant• Near real-time indexing• Near real-time searches• Near real-time alerts

Our Data Processing Stack

• Collector• Kafka• Elasticsearch• Redis/Memcached• Ngnix

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Event Processing

Loggly’s Big Data PipelineEvent Processing

Event Processing

Event Processing

Event Processing

Event Processing

KafkaQueue

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Loggly’s Big Data Pipeline

From Kafka

Elastic Search Clusters Multi-TieredElastic Cluster

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Loggly’s - Learning 1St Deployment

Our First Attempt Was Public Cloud

Why Did We Try Public Cloud?

• Fastest route to go live• Less upfront cost• We could learn about

application behavior and needs

Findings

• Our resources grow consistently

• Our work load requires extensive Compute, NIO and IO

• Reliability and consistent performance is key

• Public Cloud - Not cost efficient for our model

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Go Hybrid

Hybrid Cloud

Private Cloud

Public CloudConnect

Why Hybrid?

• Uses the right cloud for right kind of work load• Gives us more control overs hardware components,

compute, failover options• Reliability - use of resources is predictable• Suits our Infrastructure growth• Cost efficient for big data work load

Public Vs. Private Cloud Services

• There isn’t one answer on how to decide. It is entirely based on needs.

RecommendationsPublic Cloud• All internet facing

services • All services which can

burst and need high elasticity

Private Cloud• Big data processing

services • Services that process

sensitive data

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Reach Out to Me!

Reach me at [email protected]

Blogs at http://bit.ly/ManojBlogs

About Us:Loggly is the world’s most popular cloud-based log management solution, used by more than 5,000 happy customers to effortlessly spot problems in real-time, easily pinpoint root causes and resolve issues faster to ensure application success. Try Loggly for Free! → https://www.loggly.com/

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