Launch and Learn for Sydney Region
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Lunch and Learn presentation about the new Sydney Region as presented by James Bromberger, Adrian White and Joe Ziegler.
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Launch and Learn for Sydney Region
- 1. amazon web services Launch Lunch and Learn Series
- 2. Please silence your phones Your presenter: Joe Ziegler AWS Evangelist zieglerj@amazon.com jiyosub [ House Keeping ] 2
- 3. • What is Amazon Web Services • What is a Sydney Region • Available Services • Costs • Migration [ Our plan for today ] 3
- 4. • What is Amazon Web Services • What is a Sydney Region • Available Services • Costs • Migration 4
- 5. [ Who is Amazon.com? ] 5
- 6. Consumer business Seller business } IT Infrastructure business [ Amazon.com’s three businesses ] 6
- 7. Compute Instances (virtual servers) of various sizes • Install any software you want • Pay by the hour Storage • Pay by the gigabyte/month Bandwidth for the above • Pay by the gigabyte transferred Now over 30 services [ Cloud Computing ] 7
- 8. Elastic Capacity Quick and easy deployment No CapEx, No initial investment Pay as you go, for what you use Automation and Reusable components [ Cloud Computing ] 8
- 9. $ Lower costs Focus on your business $ Faster time to market Capital efficiency Benefits [ of Cloud Computing ] 9
- 10. New 82 Services or 61 Updates 48 150 24 9 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 Time [ Pace of innovation ] 10
- 11. Reliable, Scalable, Low-Cost Infrastructure Every service offers APIs You can use only the components you need All the important “building blocks” are provided [ What is Amazon Web Services? ] 11
- 12. • What is Amazon Web Services • What is a Sydney Region • Available Services • Costs • Migration 12
- 13. Global Infrastructure for Global Enterprises GovCloud US West US West US East South EU Asia Asia (US ITAR (Northern (Oregon) (Northern America (Ireland) Pacific Pacific Region) California) Virginia) (Sao Paulo) (Singapore) (Tokyo) AWS Regions
- 14. Global Infrastructure for Global Enterprises GovCloud US West US West US East South EU Asia Asia (US ITAR (Northern (Oregon) (Northern America (Ireland) Pacific Pacific Region) California) Virginia) (Sao Paulo) (Singapore) (Tokyo) AWS Regions AWS Edge Locations
- 15. Global Infrastructure for Global Enterprises GovCloud US West US West US East South EU Asia Asia (US ITAR (Northern (Oregon) (Northern America (Ireland) Pacific Pacific Region) California) Virginia) (Sao Paulo) (Singapore) (Tokyo) AWS Regions Sydney Edge Location launch 20th June 2012 AWS Edge Locations
- 16. Global Infrastructure for Global Enterprises GovCloud US West US West US East South EU Asia Asia Asia (US ITAR (Northern (Oregon) (Northern America (Ireland) Pacific Pacific Pacific Region) California) Virginia) (Sao Paulo) (Singapore) (Tokyo) (Sydney) AWS Regions Sydney Region launch 13th November 2012 AWS Edge Locations
- 17. Global Infrastructure for Global Enterprises GovCloud US West US West US East South EU Asia Asia Asia (US ITAR (Northern (Oregon) (Northern America (Ireland) Pacific Pacific Pacific Region) California) Virginia) (Sao Paulo) (Singapore) (Tokyo) (Sydney) AWS Regions AWS Edge Locations
- 18. Benefits of Using The Sydney (ap-southeast-2) Region • The same AWS services and benefits Use the same services with all the same benefits as all other Regions • Low latency Run your application closer to end users in Australia • Data location Ensure your data is stored only in Australia
- 19. Multiple Availability Zones • Create Highly Available Applications • S3 = 99.999999999% • Utilise the same highly available services as with all AWS Regions 19
- 20. Over 10,000 AWS customers in Australia & New Zealand …
- 21. Strong Australia & New Zealand Partner Community Advanced Partner Standard Partner
- 22. • What is Amazon Web Services • What is a Sydney Region • Available Services • Costs • Migration 22
- 23. Services Available Right now! • Amazon Elastic • Elastic Load Balancing Compute Cloud (EC2) • Amazon Elastic Map • Elastic Block Storage Reduce (EMR) • Virtual Private Cloud • Amazon DynamoDB • VM Import/Export • Amazon SimpleDB • Auto Scaling As of 20/11/12 23
- 24. Services Available Right now! • Amazon Relational • Amazon CloudWatch Database Service (RDS) • Amazon Simple Storage • AWS CloudFormation Service (S3) • Amazon Simple Queue • AWS Storage Gateway Service (SQS) • AWS Elastic Beanstalk • Amazon Simple • AWS Direct Connect Notification Service (SNS) As of 20/11/12 24
- 25. EC2 Instance Types 25
- 26. Don’t Forget the Edge! CloudFront & Route 53
- 27. • What is Amazon Web Services • What is a Sydney Region • Available Services • Costs • Migration 27
- 28. Regional Costs • Costs do vary between regions • Reflect the operating cost for AWS • Factors which differentiate prices between regions can include tax, utilities, regulation, and labour 28
- 29. Elastic Cloud Compute (EC2) As of 20/11/12 29
- 30. Simple Storage Service (S3) As of 2/12/12 30
- 31. Simple Storage Service (S3) As of 20/11/12 31
- 32. CloudFront As of 20/11/12 32
- 33. Direct Connect 33
- 34. Reserved Instances are Available As of 20/11/12 34
- 35. • What is Amazon Web Services • What is a Sydney Region • Available Services • Costs • Migration 35
- 36. Whitepaper bit.ly/AWSMigrate 36
- 37. Migrating to a new Region Detailed directions on how to move your services to the Australian Region. Topics Covered: 37
- 38. Compute & Networking EC2 Instances Elastic Load Balancing SSH Keys Launch Configurations and Auto Scaling Security Groups Groups Amazon Machine Reserved Instances Images Considerations Amazon Elastic Block Amazon Virtual Private Store Volumes Clouds Elastic IP Addresses AWS Direct Connect Links 38
- 39. Storage & CDN Amazon Simple Storage Service Buckets Virtual Hosting with Amazon S3 Buckets Move Objects By Using the AWS Management Console Moving Objects By Using Third Party Tools Amazon CloudFront Distributions Amazon Glacier Storage 39
- 40. Database Amazon RDS Services Database Security Groups Database Instances and Data Amazon DynamoDB Amazon SimpleDB Amazon ElastiCache 40
- 41. Application Services Amazon Simple Queue Service Queues Amazon Simple Notification Service Topics 41
- 42. Reserved Instances You can sell reserved instances in other regions in the Amazon EC2 Reserved Instance Marketplace 42
- 43. • What is Amazon Web Services • What is a Sydney Region • Available Services • Costs • Migration 43
- 44. Resources • media.amazonwebservices.com/AWS_Migrate_Resou rces_To_New_Region.pdf • cloudyscripts.com • aws.amazon.com/apac/arc-anz/ • www.slideshare.net/AmazonWebServices/tag/awsanz cad • http://aws.amazon.com/about- aws/globalinfrastructure/regional-product-services/ 44
- 45. Shameless Plug aws.amazon.com/apac/arc-anz • Live Webinars • Lunch & Learn • The AWS Podcast • More… 45
- 46. amazon web services http://aws.amazon.com Joe Ziegler zieglerj@amazon.com Please Fill out the Feedback Form Thanks for your time @jiyosub 46
Editor's Notes
- These innovations are spurred on by customer requests.
- Amazon Web Services is steadily expanding its global infrastructure to help customers achieve lower latency and higher throughput. As our customers grow their businesses, AWS will continue to provide infrastructure that meets their global requirements.
- Amazon Web Services is steadily expanding its global infrastructure to help customers achieve lower latency and higher throughput. As our customers grow their businesses, AWS will continue to provide infrastructure that meets their global requirements11 Edge Locations added in 2012 until November 2012.
- Sau Paulo launched December 2011Sydney launched November 2012
- In case you missed it, this is within Australia!Amazon will not move your data out of the region you put it in
- Note: Over 10,000 customers in Australia.As you would expect to see we have a broad variety of companies that span from hot startups – through to major enterprises – through government agencies. A couple I would highlight would be Commonwealth bank – a major financial institution with over 51K employees, 1.1K national branches and $718B AU dollar in assets, (ben note: USD is approximately same as AU dollar)Australian Government – Dept of Finance and deregulation - A public sector entity that is using AWS. We also have a number of startups including - Halfbrick – a gaming company based in Australia – that specializes in developing games for iphone/itouch. In May 2012, their popular game FRUIT NINJA reached 300M downloads, and was on one third of all US iphones (source: Wickipedia)
- Talking Points: We have a strong and growing ecosystem in Australia.In particular we have a number of Advanced partners who have achieved the criteria required to be on the upper echelon of our program. These include Base 2 Services – a consulting company that has been working with AWS since 2006. Base2 has helped Tier 1 companies as well as startups get started on AWS. Bulletproof – A company who’s growth has resulted in its appearance in the Deloitte Technology Fast 50 Australia 2010 & 2011 and Deloitte Technology Fast 500 Asia Pacific 2010 & 2011.ICE – a leading provider of cloud management solutions based in SydneyWe also have a variety of standard level partners and registered partners in the community.
- Amazon EC2 is a web service that provides resizable compute capacity in the cloud. It is designed to make web-scale computing easier for developers. Migrating an instance is a case of copying the data and images, ensuring that the security groups and SSH keys are present, and then restarting fresh instances.
- When an Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3) bucket is created, it resides physically within a single AWS region. Access could be affected by network latency when it is accessed from another remote region. You should pay careful attention to any references to the Amazon S3 buckets and their geographic distribution as this may introduce latency. To migrate an Amazon S3 bucket, you need to create a new Amazon S3 bucket in the new target region, and then copy the data to it. The new bucket requires a universally unique name.
- Customers may find that they need to schedule downtime in an application to quiesce the data, move the database, and resume operation. The high-level overview is: Stop all transactions or take a snapshot (however, changes after this point in time are ‘lost’ and might need to be re-applied to the target Amazon RDS instance). Using a temporary Amazon EC2 instance, dump all data from Amazon RDS to a file. For MySQL, make use of the mysqldump tool. You might want to compress this dump (see bzip or gzip). For MS SQL, make use of SQL Server Management Studio or the SQL Database Migration wizard. Note: Amazon RDS does not support Microsoft SQL Server backup file restores. For Oracle, make use of the Oracle Export/Import utility or the Data Pump feature (see http://aws.amazon.com/articles/Amazon-RDS/4173109646282306). Copy this data to an instance in the target region using standard tools such as CP, FTP, or Rsync. Start a new Amazon RDS instance in the target region, using the new Amazon RDS security group. Import the saved data. Verify that the database is active and has your data present. Delete the old Amazon RDS instance in the source region.