Introducing AWS OpsWorks

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Application Management Challenges

• Your app’s reliability and scalability are really important.

• The operational tasks needed to keep it running smoothly take time…

• As your app grows, routine operational tasks can become even more

time-consuming and error-prone.

• Don’t want to trade off control or flexibility for ease of use.

• Provision

• Deploy

• Configure

• Monitor

• Scale

• Secure

Once upon a time…

Source: http://www.mixph.com/2008/10/how-to-make-donuts-food-business.html

This is what we want…

Source http://thethriftythings.com/2013/01/doughnut-heaven-with-krispy-kreme-2013-bloggers-summit.html

Recipes + Automation

Source http://farm4.static.flickr.com/3217/3142415933_de9767d69b.jpg

In today’s infrastructure, everything is code…

from the applications developers are writing, to your

configuration management tools, to provisioning

resources with AWS CloudFormation templates.

Introducing AWS OpsWorks

• Integrated application management solution for ops-minded

developers and IT admins

• Model, control, and automate applications of nearly any scale

and complexity

• AWS Management Console, SDKs, or CLI

• No additional cost

Why Use AWS OpsWorks?

SIMPLE

Easy to use, quickly get started and productive

PRODUCTIVE

Reduces errors with conventions and scripted configuration

FLEXIBLE

Simplifies deployments of any scale and complexity

POWERFUL

Reduces cost and time with automation

SECURE

Enables control with fine-grained permissions

Improve productivity

• Scalable infrastructure

• Flexible architecture

• Deploy often

• Staging environments

AWS OpsWorks gives us the tools we need to automate operations. We can scale Monster World, one of the largest Facebook games, to millions of users without ever needing more than two backend developers.

Jesper Richter-Reichhelm head of engineering

Improve control

• Versioned config

• Control anything you can script

• Lock down console access

• Change and deployment logs

Crashlytics uses AWS OpsWorks to support the rapid growth of our mobile crash reporting solution. With AWS OpsWorks, we can focus on the development and growth of our service and not spend developer cycles on infrastructure and operational tasks.

Jeff Seibert CEO of Crashlytics

www.easybib.com jobs@imagineeasy.com

EasyBib & OpsWorks

Deploy time!

/what-do-we-do We are an information literacy company.

What is information literacy? Well..

Learning how to not plagiarize. (On average, 3.8 instances of

plagiarism per paper - Tii study)

Knowing what sources to use in research (not Wikipedia or

Yahoo Answers!)

Learning how to find and evaluate academic, peer-reviewed

content (Google Scholar > Google)

/is-it-important?

It’s not just students who plagiarize:

Pal Schmitt, former president of

Hungary

German education minister

Jayson Blair (former New York Times

writer)

Jonah Lehrer, journalist and author

Yes! Understanding and crediting information is very important.

/EasyBib

• EasyBib is an citation management platform. 40 million students

use EasyBib every year. Over 1000 institutions subscribe,

including 100 large US universities and 900 high schools and

districts.

• Different environments (dev, staging, production).

• HAProxy load balancers.

• Shared nothing PHP application servers.

• Various workers (Gearman).

• Lots of RDS, some ElastiCache.

/scalarium

• Since …November 2010.

• Manage roles (e.g. load balancers, application

servers, various worker instances).

• Embrace OpsCode Chef to have identical

bootstrapping for all environments — dev (Vagrant),

staging, production.

• Enable people to always deploy!

• Automated cloud deployment does not have to be

• It’s true – it’s the cloud – things can go wrong

• If an app doesn’t deploy properly, your current code

still runs

• Log file access

• Easy to update (recipes, git tags, svn, etc.)

/opsworks

• Straight-forward: replace “scalarium” with

“opsworks”.

• Used the opportunity to move on role-based recipes

to be able to version roles in GIT.

Improve reliability

Deploy Code Build Test Provision Monitor

OpsWorks Git Jenkins

Check in – Build & Test Tests pass – Deploy

Software Config & Deployment Options

Hibernate

Your Code

Struts

Apache

Tomcat

Hibernate

Your Code

Struts

Apache

Tomcat

Hibernate

Your Code

Struts

Apache

Tomcat

AWS Application Management Services

Elastic Beanstalk OpsWorks CloudFormation EC2

Convenience Control

Higher-level services Do it yourself

What we’re going to show in the demo…

A stack represents the cloud infrastructure and applications that you want to manage together.

A layer defines how to set up and configure a set of instances and related resources.

Then deploy your app to specific instances and customize the deployment with Chef recipes.

Decide how to scale: manually, with 24/7 instances, or automatically, with load-based or time-based instances.

What is Chef and how does OpsWorks use it

• Chef is an open-source framework

that automates software deployment

and configuration.

• Whenever a change happens on

your stack, or upon request, all

instances are notified and recipes

are run.

Recipes Lifecycle Events

Metadata

Chef recipes in action

Recipe

Metadata

Command

execute “mysql-connect” do command “/usr/bin/mysql -u#{node[:deploy][:myphpapp][:database][:username]} -p#{node[:deploy][:myphpapp][:database][:password]} #{node[:deploy][:myphpapp][:database][:database]} …

“deploy”: { “myphpapp”: { “database”: { “username”: “root”, “password”: “abcxyc”, …

“/usr/bin/mysql -uroot –pabcxyz myphpapp …

What’s next for AWS OpsWorks?

• More integration with AWS resources (Chef 11 and custom AMIs just shipped)

• More layers

• Deeper VPC integration (beyond today’s support for the default VPC)

• And more! Give us your feedback in the OpsWorks forums.

Thank You!

• Use OpsWorks to improve:

– Productivity

– Control

– Reliability

• For more information, please visit us at http://aws.amazon.com/opsworks

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