Cloud implementation experts from GoGrid and F5 presented and discussed the top use cases and best practices for load balancing in the cloud. This presentation was delivered on 8/25/10 in an online webinar.
In this educational presentation, the following topics were discussed:
* Enterprise grade hardware load balancers
* Multi-data center resource provisioning
* Configuration options at different levels: load balancing types and persistence
Presenters:
F5 Networks: Doug Lohf, Senior Systems Engineer
GoGrid: David Michael, Sales Engineer
GoGrid: Rob Larson, Product Manager
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Load Balancing in the GoGrid Cloud – Utilizing F5 BIG IP to Manage Traffic Spikes and Uptime (Webinar Presentation)
1. Load Balancing in the GoGrid Cloud Utilizing F5 BIG IP to Manage Traffic Spikes and Uptime Cloud Implementation Experts F5 Networks: Doug Lohf, Senior Systems Engineer GoGrid: Rob Larson, Product Manager GoGrid: David Michael, Sales Engineer
2. Agenda Overview GoGrid F5 Networks Load Balancing with GoGrid and F5 BIG IP® Benefits of load balancing overview Use cases Best practices Q&A Session
3. Complex Infrastructure Made Easy™ Infrastructure management tools Web-based UI & API Multiple data centers Virtual & physical No vendor lock-in Standards based Scale as your business grows Automation Self service F5 hardware load balancing Global CDN Cloud Storage Flexible payment options and terms No long-term commitment Pay-as-you-go Usage-based discounts Net-30 terms
7. GoGrid Standard 6 Free F5 Load Balancers in GoGrid Data Centers Load Balancer Type Options Round Robin Least Connect Persistence Options None will cause selected algorithm to determine routing SSL Sticky Source Address Each GoGrid account includes three Virtual IP (VIP) addresses per data centers. A VIP is the IP address the F5 load balancer uses to direct traffic to servers
8. GoGrid Standard Use Cases Use Cases Manage Traffic Spikes and Rapid Scaling Application Uptime
29. No impact on the network or applicationsFailure at minute 2 Server Errors 404
30. GoGrid Custom Solutions Best Practices Reach out to your GoGrid Technical Account Manager Growth plan for next 6 months, 1 year, 18 months, 2 years Have an idea of your application’s requirements Bandwidth Application topology – Diagram to share helpful Size of a typical front-end transaction (between GG infrastructure and end-user) Security requirements Build a MyGSI with your servers’ application stacks pre-installed Allows rapid spin-up of new servers and recover if servers should go down
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32. GoGrid enables companies of all sizes to easily deploy F5 via the UI or API
33. Best practices – collaborate with us to build your customized infrastructure in the cloud