AWS Use Cases
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The document discusses SaaS-ification and using AWS for software as a service models. It describes single tenant and multi tenant SaaS options. For single tenant SaaS, each customer gets their own isolated environment including dedicated compute and database resources. For multi tenant SaaS, resources are shared across customers requiring scalable architecture and automation for onboarding. Example architectures are provided for each approach using various AWS services.
AWS Use Cases
- 1. AWS Use Cases Samuel Vijaykumar M
- 3. SaaS-ification Whats that?
- 4. SaaS-ification Motivation Deployment Automation Harness Elasticity Multi Region Support Many Service Options Pay as you Run
- 5. SaaS-ification Models Single Tenant SaaS Multi Tenant SaaS
- 6. SaaS-ification Single Tenant SaaS Compute Not Shared What is it? Databases Not Shared Close to Fork lifting Scaling a possibility Offboard easily
- 7. SaaS-ification Single Tenant SaaS Build base AMI How to do it? Automate Deployments Automate Graceful Destructions Automate Monitoring Automate Graceful failovers
- 8. SaaS-ification Single Tenant SaaS Architecture? Cloud Provisioning Portal Mountable (EC2) Persistent Storage (EBS) Resource Compute Resources Repository Database (EC2 Fabric) (S3) Fabric (RDS) Central Log Store(Flume/Scribe) CloudWatch (EC2 Cluster) Monitoring Server (EC2)
- 9. SaaS-ification Multi Tenant SaaS Compute is Shared What is it? Databases are Shared(schema) Not your traditional model Scaling a must Onboard easily
- 10. SaaS-ification Multi Tenant SaaS Design a Scalable Architecture How to do it? Good use of AWS services Design a DR Strategy Monitor all Services Automate quick onboarding
- 11. SaaS-ification Multi Tenant SaaS Load Balancer CDN Architecture? (Elasctic Load Balancing) (CloudFront) Object Web Servers AutoScale Store (EC2) (S3) Cache Layer DNS Management Mountable (ElastiCache) (Route53) Persistent Storage (EBS) Database With Replication Database With Replication (RDS) (RDS) NoSQL (SimpleDB) Index Cluster Service Monitoring (EC2 Cluster) (EC2)
- 13. Digital Marketing Whats that?
- 14. Digital Marketing Motivation Content Delivery Network Bulk mailing AutoScale for Spikes Many Service Options Pay as you Run
- 15. Digital Marketing What Challenges? Manage Multiple Brands Heterogeneous Environments Frequent Updates Unpredictable Spikes Handle Multiple media types
- 16. Digital Marketing How to do it? Capacity Planning Effective monitoring Log data analysis Identify standard configurations Automated scripts for deployments
- 17. Digital Marketing Architecture Cloud Provisioning Portal CDN (EC2) (CloudFront) Mountable Stardardized AMI Store Persistent Storage Resource (EBS) Repository (S3) Campaign Database AutoScale Servers(EC2) Fabric (RDS) Central Log Store(Flume/Scribe) (EC2 Cluster) CloudWatch Campaign Data Analysis Bulk Mailing (EC2 Cluster) (SES) Monitoring Server (EC2)
- 18. Email Archival
- 19. Email Archival Whats that?
- 20. Email Archival Motivation Availability of a large storage Spawn servers quickly Secure data in transit Map Reduce for Data Analysis
- 21. Email Archival What Challenges? Data at rest security Indexing Large Volumes Ease of access Monitoring cluster nodes
- 22. Email Archival How to do it? Choose an Indexing Service Use effective Data Encryption Manage Encryption Keys Plan for Failures
- 23. Email Archival Architecture Archive View Portal Authentication Server (EC2) (EC2) Data Encryption Server Archive Store (EC2) (S3) Distributed Index Cluster(Lucandra) Distributed Index Cluster(Lucandra) Distributed(EC2) Cluster(Lucandra) Index (EC2) (EC2) Database Server Persistent Index Store (RDS) (EBS Volumes) Services Monitoring Server (EC2)
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