JAWS札幌 re:Invent 2014レポート　―　サーバレスの時代へ

Editor's Notes

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• #5: :15 The first step in moving to the cloud is to make the business case. You have to be able to communicate the benefits and offset those with the investment needed to make the move and risks associated with change.
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• #16: :15 The first step in moving to the cloud is to make the business case. You have to be able to communicate the benefits and offset those with the investment needed to make the move and risks associated with change.
• #19: :15 The first step in moving to the cloud is to make the business case. You have to be able to communicate the benefits and offset those with the investment needed to make the move and risks associated with change.
• #21: So let’s talk a little about these benefits… Our goal with Aurora is to delivery 5x the read and write throughput of vanilla MySQL on the same hardware. We accomplish this in two ways: Eliminating performance bottles so we can consume all the resources (RAM, CPU, Network) Refactor MySQL into layers by scaling out the lowest quarter of the database Talk about quorums, micro benchmarks, lock manager improvements, caching improvements, heat management, log based writes Storage 10GB chunk 6 replicated six ways across three Azs Each 10GB chunk of your database volume is replicated six ways, across three Availability Zones. Amazon Aurora storage is fault-tolerant, transparently handling the loss of up to two copies of data without affecting database write availability and up to three copies without affecting read availability. Amazon Aurora storage is also self-healing. Data blocks and disks are continuously scanned for errors and replaced automatically.
• #22: Use cases
• #24: Theft and corruption
• #34: Charged based on the number of requests for your functions the time your code executes Requests (all regions) First 1 million requests per month are free $0.20 per 1 million requests thereafter ($0.0000002 per request) Duration (all regions) Calculated as runtime of your function Price depends on the amount of memory allocated Charged for each 100ms your function executes, rounded up to the nearest 100ms.
• #44: :15 The first step in moving to the cloud is to make the business case. You have to be able to communicate the benefits and offset those with the investment needed to make the move and risks associated with change.
• #51: :15 The first step in moving to the cloud is to make the business case. You have to be able to communicate the benefits and offset those with the investment needed to make the move and risks associated with change.