Multi-cloud management for high availablity
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The document discusses multi-cloud management for high-availability systems, emphasizing the importance of fault tolerance and disaster recovery in cloud environments. It outlines various cloud configurations and approaches to achieve high availability, such as multi-cloud disaster recovery and live configurations. The presentation highlights the need for flexibility and strategic choice among different cloud providers to optimize performance and ensure system resilience.
Multi-cloud management for high availablity
- 1. Multi-Cloud management for High-Availability Sergey Sergyenko - chief of the RightScale development team at Altoros April 7th, 2012 Cloud Management Platform
- 2. 2# Agenda • Terminology • Mission • Cloud and component definitions • Multi-cloud concept • Multi-cloud management for High Availability • Conclusions Cloud Management Platform
- 3. 3# Terminology High Availability (HA) • Fault Tolerant systems are measured by their Availability in terms of planned and unplanned service outages for end use. Cloud Management Platform
- 4. 4# Terminology Disaster Recovery (DR) • The process, policies and procedures related to restoring critical systems after a catastrophic event. Cloud Management Platform
- 5. 5# Agenda • Terminology • Mission • Cloud and component definitions • Multi-cloud concept • Multi-cloud management for High Availability • Conclusions Cloud Management Platform
- 6. 6# Mission Introduction to architectural options for designing highly-available, fault- tolerant applications and systems across different clouds. Cloud Management Platform
- 7. 7# Agenda • Terminology • Mission • Cloud and component definitions • Multi-cloud concept • Multi-cloud management for High Availability • Conclusions Cloud Management Platform
- 8. 8# What do we mean by “Cloud”? Cloud Management Platform
- 9. 9# What do we mean by “Cloud”? A cloud is a physical datacenter entity behind an API endpoint. Cloud Management Platform
- 10. 10# What does that really mean? Cloud Management Platform
- 11. 11# What does that really mean? - Amazon Web Services Cloud Management Platform
- 12. 12# What does that really mean? - Amazon Web Services is not a cloud. Cloud Management Platform
- 14. 14# What does that really mean? - Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) Cloud Management Platform
- 15. 15# What does that really mean? - Amazon EC2 (Elastic Compute Cloud) is not a cloud. Cloud Management Platform
- 17. 17# What does that really mean? - Eucalyptus - Cloud.com - OpenStack Cloud Management Platform
- 18. 18# What does that really mean? - Eucalyptus - Cloud.com - OpenStack are not clouds. Cloud Management Platform
- 20. 20# What does that really mean? - Amazon EC2 US-East - Rackspace - „my private cloud‟ Cloud Management Platform
- 21. 21# What does that really mean? - Amazon EC2 US-East - Rackspace - „my private cloud‟ … these are clouds. Cloud Management Platform
- 23. 23# What do we mean by “Cloud”? Think of “Cloud” as a “resource pool” accessed via an API. Cloud Management Platform
- 24. 24# How would we like to use “Cloud”? Cloud Management Platform
- 25. 25# How would we like to use it? We'd like to use "Cloud" as a collection of many "resource pools" accessed via one API. Cloud Management Platform
- 26. 26# Agenda • Terminology • Mission • Cloud and component definitions • Multi-cloud concept • Multi-cloud management for High Availability • Conclusions Cloud Management Platform
- 27. 27# One “Cloud” – Many Resource Pools London Amsterdam Chicago Beijing Seattle Dublin Oregon Seoul NYC Area SF Area Tokyo DC Area Fukuoka Dallas Hong Kong Hyderabad Singapore São Paulo Private Clouds Public & Managed Clouds Amazon Web Services Logicworks Datapipe Rackspace IDCF / Yahoo! Japan SoftLayer Korea Telecom Tata KINX UnGeo Cloud Management Platform
- 28. 28# Agenda • Terminology • Mission • Cloud and component definitions • Multi-cloud concept • Multi-cloud management for High Availability • Conclusions Cloud Management Platform
- 29. 29# Achieving High-Availability • Multi-Cloud Cold DR • Staged Server Configuration and generally no staged data • Multi-Cloud Warm DR • Staged Server Configuration, pre-staged data and running Slave Database Server • Multi-Cloud Hot DR • Parallel Deployment with all servers running but all traffic going to primary • Multi-Cloud HA • Live/Live configuration. May use Geo-target IP services to direct traffic to regional load balancers Cloud Management Platform
- 30. 30# Multi-Cloud Cold DR Staged Server Configuration and generally no staged data • Slow to replicate data to other cloud • Slow to bring database to an operational state Cloud Management Platform
- 31. 31# Multi-Cloud HA Live/Live configuration. May use Geo-target IP services to direct traffic to regional load balancers. • Provides high availability • Complex to implement and manage Cloud Management Platform
- 32. 32# Multi-Cloud Platform A Cloud “Remote Control” • Private clouds • Public clouds • Hybrid clouds Choose your: • Vendors • Geography • Price • Performance • Compliance Cloud Management Platform
- 33. 33# Agenda • Terminology • Mission • Cloud and component definitions • Multi-cloud concept • Multi cloud management for High Availability • Conclusions Cloud Management Platform
- 34. 34# It’s a multi-cloud world • Not all clouds are created equal • We want to use benefits from different cloud providers • Design for failure • Assume everything will fail and architect a solution capable of handing each and every failure condition • Keep your options open • … like she does Cloud Management Platform
- 35. Thank you! sergey@rightscale.com Sergey Sergyenko - chief of the RightScale development team at Altoros April 7th, 2012 Cloud Management Platform