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AWS re:Invent 2016: Get Technically Inspired by Container-Powered Migrations (GPSSI403)

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This session is a technical journey through application migration and refactoring using containerized technologies. Flux 7 recently worked with Rent-a-Center to perform a Hybris migration from their datacenter to AWS and you can hear how they used Amazon ECS, the new Application Load Balancer, and Auto Scaling to meet the customers' business objectives.

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© 2016, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its Affiliates. All rights reserved. Todd Gleason, Mandus Momberg November 29, 2016 Get Technically Inspired by Container-Powered Migrations SI Technical Track: GPSSI403
Please Meet Mandus Momberg Partner Solutions Architect Todd Gleason Executive Cloud Strategist
Seattle, We Have a Problem... "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." - Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities
We Have To Get Better at This… “The broader your vision, the clearer your purpose” - Jeff Smith CEO, Suncorp https://aws.amazon.com/solutions/case-studies/suncorp/
Let’s Solve a Problem… Traditional migrations Slow Easily blocked Expensive Difficult to assign correct resources Full of friction Linear workflows Monolithic, problem-specific solutions Containerized migration Fast De-coupled Pay when you use Each team owns their own resources Asynchronous Dynamic workflows Reusable, problem -agnostic solutions
What to Expect from the Session A quick recap of migration Why we like containers and you should too. Now we build migration factories See how a friend of ours did it in the real world
Migration
The AWS Cloud Migration Process
Migration cost considerations - Labor - Process - Technology Breaking Down the Economics
Team Setup: Workload-Oriented Sprint Model Sprint 1 Sprint 2 Sprint 3 Timeline Sprint 4 Mon Sample Sprint Schedule Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat/ Sun Plan / Design Migrate Cut over Discover / Analyze Ordered Backlog 2 Applications 4 Applications 6 Applications 6 Applications App 1 App 2 App 3 App 4 App 5 App n
Team Setup: Activity-Oriented Sprint Model Timeline Design & Plan Migrate Integrate Validate Ordered Backlog App 1 App 2 App 3 App 4 App 5 App n App Group 1 10 Apps App Group 1 App Group 1 App Group 1 App Group 2 15 Apps App Group 3 20 Apps App Group 4 20 Apps
Tracking the Migration Process. • Range of tools • Difficult to set up • Time-consuming • Tedious to maintain • Hard to scale • Static Add a dash of container • Range of tools • Reusable Images • Fast set up • Simple to maintain • Built for scale • Dynamic
Containers
Why We Like Containers Speed and agility Ease of use Ephemeral Scalable Efficiency
Migration Factories
What Is It? A migration factory is a reproducible workflow of items which enables your teams to easily transition their applications into new environments.
Business factory • Governs every micro factory • Business rule-oriented • Dependency mapping and control Two Key Concepts for Today Micro factory • Independent from other micro factories • Tailored for team-specific migration • Short-lived • Technical governance (DR / HA)
Business Factory
Rehost Micro Factory
Serverless Micro Factory
Let’s Hear From Our Partners SAP Hybris in Docker Containers
Aater Suleman Co-Founder & CEO Flux7 Faculty, UT Austin Cloud and DevOps Solutions Headquartered in Austin, Texas
Containers@AWS Projects at Flux7 2013 2014 2015 2016 Dev Environments DockerCon’14 50+ successful Docker projects on AWS since 2013, some famous ones: New App Marketplace AWS Summit Santa Clara 2016 HIPAA-compliant IoT AWS re:Invent’14 Keynote PCI Compliant Setups AWS Summit 2016 and AWS Re:invent 2016 Multi-tenant IoT CloudExpo 2014 OARS DockerCon’16
Goals Set up an SAP Hybris ecommerce platform to scale to 2 million users a month Ability to support Black Friday traffic Secure for PCI Compliance Stateless infrastructure - HA across all components including DR Create an agile developer workflow for rapid execution No downtime deployment Performance Scalability Security High Availability Agility CI/CD
High-Level Diagram Lambda ECS Aurora S3CloudFront WAF ECR
Private subnetPublic subnet Storefront Admin Aurora CloudWatch CloudFormation CloudTrail KMS SES Route 53 S3 bucket (static assets) NAT gateway WAF CloudFront Lambda CodeCommit ACM Direct Connect Each subnet represents a pair in two AZs. All components configured to span two AZs.
Private subnetPublic subnet Storefront Admin Aurora CloudWatch CloudFormation CloudTrail KMS SES Route 53 S3 bucket (static assets) NAT gateway WAF CloudFront Lambda CodeCommit ACM Direct Connect Each subnet represents a pair in two AZs. All components configured to span two AZs. ECS: 1. App agnostic clusters 2. Hosting Apache, Hybris storefront, Solr
Private subnetPublic subnet Storefront Admin Aurora CloudWatch CloudFormation CloudTrail KMS SES Route 53 S3 bucket (static assets) NAT gateway WAF CloudFront Lambda CodeCommit ACM Direct Connect Each subnet represents a pair in two AZs. All components configured to span two AZs. Application Auto Scaling: Developed a method for scaling ECS containers and instances using Lambda
Private subnetPublic subnet Storefront Admin Aurora CloudWatch CloudFormation CloudTrail KMS SES Route 53 S3 bucket (static assets) NAT gateway WAF CloudFront Lambda CodeCommit ACM Direct Connect Each subnet represents a pair in two AZs. All components configured to span two AZs. Aurora: 1. High performance 2. Scaling 3. Low management
Private subnetPublic subnet Storefront Admin Aurora CloudWatch CloudFormation CloudTrail KMS SES Route 53 S3 bucket (static assets) NAT gateway WAF CloudFront Lambda CodeCommit ACM Direct Connect Each subnet represents a pair in two AZs. All components configured to span two AZs. AWS WAF and CloudFront: 1. AWS Native 2. Self-configuring WAF with help of Lambda
SCM Dev Build Code + Dockerfile On- premises AWS Update ECS Image ECR ECS Nodes Code Deployment Deploy Update ECS Nodes
Key Features Infrastructure as code Agile and flexible infrastructure Automated delivery of infrastructure, code, containers, and security rules Self-healing Automatic scaling PCI-ready … and in time. Finished before deadline.
More Information: ● Session 8872 [ Deploying Scalable SAP Hybris Clusters using Docker ] at re:Invent 2016 to learn more ● Presentation video from AWS Chicago Summit on how RAC started: http://bit.ly/2fhVmdw ● Presentation with Docker: http://bit.ly/2faEwjg ● Blog on Application Auto Scaling for ECS: http://amzn.to/2eGoSLK
Q & A
© 2016, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its Affiliates. All rights reserved. Register for a Bootcamp Get in-depth knowledge and training from AWS Instructors and Solutions Architects. reinvent.awsevents.com/training #AWSTraining Get AWS Certified Onsite Demonstrate your technical proficiency and receive special recognition onsite. Register today. reinvent.awsevents.com/certification #AWSCertified Take Hands-on Labs Practice with AWS in a live environment. Choose from 100+ lab topics and attend a Spotlight Lab session. Free Onsite
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AWS re:Invent 2016: Get Technically Inspired by Container-Powered Migrations (GPSSI403)

  • 1. © 2016, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its Affiliates. All rights reserved. Todd Gleason, Mandus Momberg November 29, 2016 Get Technically Inspired by Container-Powered Migrations SI Technical Track: GPSSI403
  • 2. Please Meet Mandus Momberg Partner Solutions Architect Todd Gleason Executive Cloud Strategist
  • 3. Seattle, We Have a Problem... "It was the best of times, it was the worst of times." - Charles Dickens, A Tale of Two Cities
  • 4. We Have To Get Better at This… “The broader your vision, the clearer your purpose” - Jeff Smith CEO, Suncorp https://aws.amazon.com/solutions/case-studies/suncorp/
  • 5. Let’s Solve a Problem… Traditional migrations Slow Easily blocked Expensive Difficult to assign correct resources Full of friction Linear workflows Monolithic, problem-specific solutions Containerized migration Fast De-coupled Pay when you use Each team owns their own resources Asynchronous Dynamic workflows Reusable, problem -agnostic solutions
  • 6. What to Expect from the Session A quick recap of migration Why we like containers and you should too. Now we build migration factories See how a friend of ours did it in the real world
  • 8. The AWS Cloud Migration Process
  • 9. Migration cost considerations - Labor - Process - Technology Breaking Down the Economics
  • 10. Team Setup: Workload-Oriented Sprint Model Sprint 1 Sprint 2 Sprint 3 Timeline Sprint 4 Mon Sample Sprint Schedule Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat/ Sun Plan / Design Migrate Cut over Discover / Analyze Ordered Backlog 2 Applications 4 Applications 6 Applications 6 Applications App 1 App 2 App 3 App 4 App 5 App n
  • 11. Team Setup: Activity-Oriented Sprint Model Timeline Design & Plan Migrate Integrate Validate Ordered Backlog App 1 App 2 App 3 App 4 App 5 App n App Group 1 10 Apps App Group 1 App Group 1 App Group 1 App Group 2 15 Apps App Group 3 20 Apps App Group 4 20 Apps
  • 12. Tracking the Migration Process. • Range of tools • Difficult to set up • Time-consuming • Tedious to maintain • Hard to scale • Static Add a dash of container • Range of tools • Reusable Images • Fast set up • Simple to maintain • Built for scale • Dynamic
  • 14. Why We Like Containers Speed and agility Ease of use Ephemeral Scalable Efficiency
  • 16. What Is It? A migration factory is a reproducible workflow of items which enables your teams to easily transition their applications into new environments.
  • 17. Business factory • Governs every micro factory • Business rule-oriented • Dependency mapping and control Two Key Concepts for Today Micro factory • Independent from other micro factories • Tailored for team-specific migration • Short-lived • Technical governance (DR / HA)
  • 21. Let’s Hear From Our Partners SAP Hybris in Docker Containers
  • 22. Aater Suleman Co-Founder & CEO Flux7 Faculty, UT Austin Cloud and DevOps Solutions Headquartered in Austin, Texas
  • 23. Containers@AWS Projects at Flux7 2013 2014 2015 2016 Dev Environments DockerCon’14 50+ successful Docker projects on AWS since 2013, some famous ones: New App Marketplace AWS Summit Santa Clara 2016 HIPAA-compliant IoT AWS re:Invent’14 Keynote PCI Compliant Setups AWS Summit 2016 and AWS Re:invent 2016 Multi-tenant IoT CloudExpo 2014 OARS DockerCon’16
  • 24. Goals Set up an SAP Hybris ecommerce platform to scale to 2 million users a month Ability to support Black Friday traffic Secure for PCI Compliance Stateless infrastructure - HA across all components including DR Create an agile developer workflow for rapid execution No downtime deployment Performance Scalability Security High Availability Agility CI/CD
  • 26. Private subnetPublic subnet Storefront Admin Aurora CloudWatch CloudFormation CloudTrail KMS SES Route 53 S3 bucket (static assets) NAT gateway WAF CloudFront Lambda CodeCommit ACM Direct Connect Each subnet represents a pair in two AZs. All components configured to span two AZs.
  • 27. Private subnetPublic subnet Storefront Admin Aurora CloudWatch CloudFormation CloudTrail KMS SES Route 53 S3 bucket (static assets) NAT gateway WAF CloudFront Lambda CodeCommit ACM Direct Connect Each subnet represents a pair in two AZs. All components configured to span two AZs. ECS: 1. App agnostic clusters 2. Hosting Apache, Hybris storefront, Solr
  • 28. Private subnetPublic subnet Storefront Admin Aurora CloudWatch CloudFormation CloudTrail KMS SES Route 53 S3 bucket (static assets) NAT gateway WAF CloudFront Lambda CodeCommit ACM Direct Connect Each subnet represents a pair in two AZs. All components configured to span two AZs. Application Auto Scaling: Developed a method for scaling ECS containers and instances using Lambda
  • 29. Private subnetPublic subnet Storefront Admin Aurora CloudWatch CloudFormation CloudTrail KMS SES Route 53 S3 bucket (static assets) NAT gateway WAF CloudFront Lambda CodeCommit ACM Direct Connect Each subnet represents a pair in two AZs. All components configured to span two AZs. Aurora: 1. High performance 2. Scaling 3. Low management
  • 30. Private subnetPublic subnet Storefront Admin Aurora CloudWatch CloudFormation CloudTrail KMS SES Route 53 S3 bucket (static assets) NAT gateway WAF CloudFront Lambda CodeCommit ACM Direct Connect Each subnet represents a pair in two AZs. All components configured to span two AZs. AWS WAF and CloudFront: 1. AWS Native 2. Self-configuring WAF with help of Lambda
  • 32. Key Features Infrastructure as code Agile and flexible infrastructure Automated delivery of infrastructure, code, containers, and security rules Self-healing Automatic scaling PCI-ready … and in time. Finished before deadline.
  • 33. More Information: ● Session 8872 [ Deploying Scalable SAP Hybris Clusters using Docker ] at re:Invent 2016 to learn more ● Presentation video from AWS Chicago Summit on how RAC started: http://bit.ly/2fhVmdw ● Presentation with Docker: http://bit.ly/2faEwjg ● Blog on Application Auto Scaling for ECS: http://amzn.to/2eGoSLK
  • 34. Q & A
  • 35. © 2016, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its Affiliates. All rights reserved. Register for a Bootcamp Get in-depth knowledge and training from AWS Instructors and Solutions Architects. reinvent.awsevents.com/training #AWSTraining Get AWS Certified Onsite Demonstrate your technical proficiency and receive special recognition onsite. Register today. reinvent.awsevents.com/certification #AWSCertified Take Hands-on Labs Practice with AWS in a live environment. Choose from 100+ lab topics and attend a Spotlight Lab session. Free Onsite