AWS Tech Summit - Berlin 2011 - Running Java Applications on AWS
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Presentation on running Java applications on AWS using AWS Elastic Beanstalk. AWS Tech Summit, Berlin, May 2011
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AWS Tech Summit - Berlin 2011 - Running Java Applications on AWS
- 1. Deploying Java Applications in the AWS Cloud Carlos Conde AWS Solutions Architecture, EMEA
- 2. You are here
- 4. Bundled in a single file containing the code and the resources needed
- 5. Different "flavours" depending on the programing language
- 7. Operating System Unix / Windows… Server Physical / Virtual
- 8. Language Interpreter Java / .Net / Ruby / Python… Operating System Unix / Windows… Server Physical / Virtual
- 9. HTTP Service Web Server Language Interpreter Java / .Net / Ruby / Python… Operating System Unix / Windows… Server Physical / Virtual
- 10. Application Service Library / Framework HTTP Service Web Server Language Interpreter Java / .Net / Ruby / Python… Operating System Unix / Windows… Server Physical / Virtual
- 11. Your web apps Application Service Library / Framework HTTP Service Web Server Language Interpreter Java / .Net / Ruby / Python… Operating System Unix / Windows… Server Physical / Virtual
- 12. you created a fantastic webapp http://www.flickr.com/photos/scobleizer/3985020876/
- 13. …now deploy it
- 14. suddenly, you have to deal with infrastructure and sysadmins… http://eddie.niese.net/20090313/dont-pity-incompetence/
- 15. you have to think of: how do I pick the right server size? is the infrastructure reliable? does it scale? how to avoid SPOFs? what about security? http://www.flickr.com/photos/mutsmuts/4695658106/
- 16. once it's deployed: what about … maintenance? monitoring? log analysis? test environments? new releases? http://www.old-computers.com/news
- 18. web app platform in 1995 Perl Scripts Application Service mod_perl / mod_cgi HTTP Service apache Language Interpreter Perl Operating System Unix Server Dedicated / Collocated hardware
- 19. web app platform in 2010 User Applications Application Service mod_xxx / Rails / Django / Servlets… HTTP Service Apache / Tomcat / Jetty / Nginx… Language Interpreter Java / .Net / PHP / Ruby / Python… Operating System Unix / Windows… Server Dedicated / Virtualized
- 20. Easily manage and deploy web applications in the cloud
- 24. done!
- 25. AWS Elastic Beanstalk web app platform User Application Application Service Java Web Platform HTTP Service Tomcat Language Interpreter Java Operating System Linux Server Amazon EC2
- 33. How do I create a web app for AWS Elastic Beanstalk ?
- 34. like any other Java web app!
- 35. like any other Java web app! no specific API
- 36. like any other Java web app! no specific API no specific server
- 38. deploy your java apps from Eclipse
- 40. How do I manage my web app?
- 46. Where is the data?
- 47. works with any data store
- 48. remember this?
- 50. complete tests
- 52. remember your great app? http://www.flickr.com/photos/grantrobertson/4486488831
- 53. everyone wants to use it! http://www.flickr.com/photos/davilla/331052629/
- 55. what about enterprise web apps? more predictable patterns http://youcube.us/19/
- 56. 25% Savings during the day
- 57. 50% Savings during the year
- 58. Elasticity is a fundamental property of the cloud that drives many of its economic benefits
- 59. without elasticityyour app can't accelerate
- 60. what we really need is… …adjustable capacity http://www.flickr.com/photos/purecaffeine/302682456/
- 61. with AWS Elastic Beanstalk it's automatic!
- 62. let's see how it works…
- 63. 6 am
- 64. 10 am
- 65. 10 am
- 66. 10 am
- 67. 7pm
- 68. 7 pm
- 69. 7pm
- 71. How do I enhance reliability?
- 72. what happens if an instance crashes?
- 74. store session data in a database Use Tomcat JDBC Session Store persistence
- 75. store session data in a database Use Tomcat JDBC Session Store persistence + transparent read-replicas
- 76. store session data in a memcached pool Using memcached session manager for Tomcat
- 80. What makes AWS Elastic Beanstalk different?
- 81. use any database
- 82. root access to EC2 instances
- 83. create custom AMIs Tomcat + different JDK / native libraries, etc.
- 84. no lock-in Users can access underlying AWS components created by AWS Elastic Beanstalk
- 85. Why not use my own Tomcat deployment?
- 86. automated version deployment including rollback
- 87. manage all configuration changes in one place
- 88. built-in monitoring and notification Application health and other important events
- 89. log file rotation on Amazon S3
- 90. FREE! no additional charge pay only for the AWS resources used
- 93. elastic capacity
- 94. faster time to market
- 95. pay for what you use
- 96. automated
- 97. focus on your application
- 98. leave the muck of infrastructure management to AWS
- 99. The value is in your app not in the platform value is here not here
- 100. Thank you!
- 101. Questions?
Hinweis der Redaktion
- We will focus on the application front-end. Generally consists on a web application.
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/scobleizer/3985020876/You created a great webapp and you're proud of it
- Until then no one really used it in the real worldsuddenly, you have to deal with infrastructure
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/mutsmuts/4695658106/You start asking yourself all sorts of questions:how to give access to your application?What about security?How do I pick the right server size?How to avoid SPOFs?Is my infrastructure reliable? Does it scale?
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/msimdottv/3326696626I just wanted to run a webapp !!
- Hopefully, you have AWS and … EBKit's all about "removing the muck" -- Matt Wood ;)
- Until then no one really used it in the real worldsuddenly, you have to deal with infrastructure
- Currently dedicated to Java developers
- Until then no one really used it in the real worldsuddenly, you have to deal with infrastructure
- Until then no one really used it in the real worldsuddenly, you have to deal with infrastructure
- Until then no one really used it in the real worldsuddenly, you have to deal with infrastructure
- Scale is not only for startups … enterprises need it as well
- Remember your great app ? Well, everyone loves it …
- … and everyone wants to use it !
- Public web applications typically need scale ("slashdot effect", "popular game", etc …)Montrer la courbe du pic et que EBK peutajouterdynamiquement des serveurs pour suivre la demande
- … but my app is not a social website !what about enterprise apps? java very strong in the enterprisesgenerally, they are not as exciting as social apps, but still …
- Enterprise apps also need elasticity, but in a different way
- http://www.flickr.com/photos/purecaffeine/302682456/Ideally, you would need a cursor to dynamically adjust to the desired capacity level.It's exactly what EBK do … automatically.
- Until then no one really used it in the real worldsuddenly, you have to deal with infrastructure
- So let's see how it works.EBK setups for you the following components which are available in the AWS platform
- Until then no one really used it in the real worldsuddenly, you have to deal with infrastructure
- Until then no one really used it in the real worldsuddenly, you have to deal with infrastructure
- Until then no one really used it in the real worldsuddenly, you have to deal with infrastructure
- J'aitoujoursditquetous les composantssontdispossur AWS …
- Until then no one really used it in the real worldsuddenly, you have to deal with infrastructure
- Until then no one really used it in the real worldsuddenly, you have to deal with infrastructure
- Until then no one really used it in the real worldsuddenly, you have to deal with infrastructure
- Until then no one really used it in the real worldsuddenly, you have to deal with infrastructure
- Until then no one really used it in the real worldsuddenly, you have to deal with infrastructure
- On a lance ca fin 2010
- Faire 2 slides : un qui expliquequ'on ne payeque pour l'infrastructureUn autre qui presente le free tier.
- First, a true Cloud Computing platform should provide elastic capacity, or the capacity to scale your infrastructure up and down, on demand.
- As soon as your app is ready, you can release it on a robust platform
- Even more importantly, you pay as you go, and pay only for what you use.As an example, you can "pay as you go" for a server, which means paying only a few cents per hour.You only pay for what you use, which means that if you run 3 servers now, 5 in the next hour, 2 in the following hour, you will only pay for the servers that you activated and used during these hours.
- Automatically adjusts to your needs, scriptable
- Last, but not least, with Cloud Computing you can automate most things, and manage your assets in a more efficient way. This allows you to focus more time on your business.
- Faire 2 slides, AWS is all about letting you focus on your business