Jeff Lindsay: Building Public Infrastructure with Autosustainable Services
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This document summarizes Jeff Lindsay's talk about creating autosustainable services. The talk discusses using public cloud platforms and following DevOps practices to minimize operations costs. It also proposes funding services through ongoing, automated donations based on real-time costs, showing users how long donations will keep the service running. The goal is to reduce economic barriers to building small, composable web services.
Jeff Lindsay: Building Public Infrastructure with Autosustainable Services
- 1. Autosustainable Services Jeff Lindsay @progrium
- 2. 1. Public Infrastructure 2. Autosustainable Services 3. Airscript Demo
- 3. 1. Public Infrastructure 2. Autosustainable Services 3. Airscript Demo
- 4. WARNING This talk contains big ideas and is not really specific to Python at all
- 5. Throwing Together Distributed Services with gevent http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tYk4_Nzl-Gg
- 6. Distributed Systems with ZeroMQ and gevent http://www.infoq.com/presentations/Distributed-Systems-with-ZeroMQ-and-gevent
- 7. Web API Client TwiML
- 9. Distributed Systems Internal System
- 10. Distributed Systems External Ecosystem Internal System
- 11. Distributed Systems External Ecosystem Macro level Internal System Micro level
- 17. Data
- 18. Data Communications
- 19. Operations Data Communications
- 20. Operations Data Real world Communications
- 21. Operations Data Everything as a Service Real world Communications
- 22. What I want is to...
- 23. What I want is to... Program the World
- 27. xargs wget echo mail grep wc cat
- 28. cat xargs wget echo mail grep wc
- 29. cat grep xargs wget echo mail wc
- 30. cat grep mail xargs wget echo wc
- 31. More Composable Webhooks and “Evented Web”
- 32. More Composable Webhooks and “Evented Web”
- 33. More Composable Webhooks and “Evented Web”
- 34. More Composable Webhooks and “Evented Web”
- 35. More Composable Webhooks and “Evented Web”
- 38. Smaller Pieces Tiny Apps and Micro APIs
- 39. Smaller Pieces Tiny Apps and Micro APIs
- 40. Smaller Pieces Tiny Apps and Micro APIs
- 43. Why aren’t there more?
- 44. Why aren’t there more? Economics
- 52. App Engine
- 53. Open Source
- 54. Open Source Majority are tools and libraries
- 56. Project
- 57. Project
- 58. Project
- 59. Project Project
- 60. Project Project
- 61. Project Project
- 63. Web Services More leverage, more power
- 64. Software has open source. SaaS has no equivalent...
- 65. Why?
- 67. Solution:
- 68. Solution: Autosustainable Services
- 69. Operations
- 70. Operations • Use PaaS, embrace NoOps / DevOps
- 71. Operations • Use PaaS, embrace NoOps / DevOps • Design for simplicity and scalability
- 72. Operations • Use PaaS, embrace NoOps / DevOps • Design for simplicity and scalability • Aggressively avoid state
- 73. Operations • Use PaaS, embrace NoOps / DevOps • Design for simplicity and scalability • Aggressively avoid state • Automate maintenance tasks
- 74. Operations • Use PaaS, embrace NoOps / DevOps • Design for simplicity and scalability • Aggressively avoid state • Automate maintenance tasks • Make metrics public
- 75. Operations • Use PaaS, embrace NoOps / DevOps • Design for simplicity and scalability • Aggressively avoid state • Automate maintenance tasks • Make metrics public • Give deploy access to maintainers
- 76. Cost
- 77. Cost • Leverage volunteer community
- 78. Cost • Leverage volunteer community • Use cloud and/or PaaS services
- 79. Cost • Leverage volunteer community • Use cloud and/or PaaS services • Design to minimize resources usage
- 80. Donations
- 81. Donations with a twist
- 82. Donations with a twist • Automated, ongoing fundraising
- 83. Donations with a twist • Automated, ongoing fundraising • Calculate cost to run in real-time
- 84. Donations with a twist • Automated, ongoing fundraising • Calculate cost to run in real-time • Know dollar amount in funding source
- 85. Donations with a twist • Automated, ongoing fundraising • Calculate cost to run in real-time • Know dollar amount in funding source • Show users how long it will survive
- 86. Donations with a twist • Automated, ongoing fundraising • Calculate cost to run in real-time • Know dollar amount in funding source • Show users how long it will survive • Remove yourself from funding path
- 87. This service can run for 132 more days. $10 Donate
- 88. This service can run for 60 more days. $20 Donate
- 89. Service shutting down in 10 days without your support $30 Donate
- 90. This service can run for 132 more days. $10 Donate
- 91. What does this get us?
- 93. Service
- 94. Service
- 95. Service
- 96. Service Service
- 97. Service Service
- 98. Service Service
- 102. No economic friction to building small, composable services
- 104. Program the World
- 105. Airscript Demo
- 106. Questions Jeff Lindsay @progrium