Si stima che i clienti abbiamo in totale 256 EB di file shares in locale. La gestione di questi file systems è onerosa e comporta problematiche sia di budget (CAPEX) che di operation (gestione, scalabilità, data protection). Tipicamente gli apparati NAS locali devono essere sostituiti ogni 3-5 anni, obbligando i clienti a fare un capacity planning pluriennale e richiedendo un progetto a sè stante per la migrazione dati.
Il passaggio al cloud di AWS consente ai clienti di pagare esattamente la quantità di spazio di archiviazione di file di cui hanno bisogno ora, senza costi o vincoli iniziali e ridimensionare la capacità necessaria durante la crescita dei dati senza dover stimare in anticipo di quanto avranno bisogno. Sfruttando soluzioni di file completamente gestite come Amazon FSx per Windows File Server, FSx Backup, i clienti non devono più preoccuparsi del sovraccarico amministrativo di impostazione, protezione, manutenzione e backup della propria infrastruttura di file.
La recente apertura della regione italiana MXP apre a nuovi scenari di hybrid cloud per la parte filesystem/SMB share.
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Migra le tue file shares in cloud con FSx for Windows
2. Agenda
What is Amazon FSx for Windows File Server?
FSx for Windows Deep dive
Migrations: AWS Datasync
3. What is Amazon FSx for Windows File Server?
Deeply integrated
with AWS
Fully managed native
Windows file systems
4. Fully managed means you no longer need to…
Manage hardware
Procure and purchase hardware
Set up storage servers and volumes
Detect and address hardware failures
Invest CapEx
Manage software
7. Broadly accessible
Linux
(SMB client)
Microsoft Windows
Server 2008+ and
Windows 7+
VPN AWS Direct
Connect
Amazon
AppStream 2.0
Amazon
WorkSpaces
VMware Cloud
on AWS
Amazon EC2
MacOS
VPC Peering AWS Transit
Gateway
On-premises
compute instance
In-VPC access
9. What fully-managed, fully-featured, and compatible
means for customers
“We no longer need to worry about maintenance of the file system
environment or patching of the underlying servers. This is allowing
the team to focus on more business-critical parts of our
application structure.” -John Waller, Senior Engineer, DocXellent
"We were able move our Windows file-based application to AWS
quickly and solved a critical performance issue. Based on our
successful lift-and-shift experience, we’re looking to move more
of our legacy applications requiring Windows native
compatibility, to Amazon FSx.” -Hemanth Jayaraman, Director,
Cloud Center of Excellence
“With Amazon FSx we have a managed solution that eliminates the need for us
to manage the tasks associated with operating file storage, including
performing backups and applying software patches." -Greg Bell, Senior
Systems Administrator
11. Storage pricing
Note: Based on Amazon FSx for Windows File Server pricing in US East (N. Virginia)
(per GB-month)
HDD-based storage
SSD-based storage
Single-AZ Multi-AZ
12. Effective storage cost with data deduplication
(per GB-month)
Typical savings from deduplication for general
file shares is 50-60%
Note: Based on Amazon FSx for Windows File Server pricing in US East (N. Virginia)
HDD-based storage
SSD-based storage
Single-AZ Multi-AZ
14. Designed for a wide spectrum of use cases…
Home
directories
Line-of-business
applications
Web serving and
content management
Software
development
environments
NEW!
HA SQL Server
databases
Backup and
disaster recovery
NAS lift-and-shift
15. Designed for a wide spectrum of use cases…
Cloud-native workloads
Media
workflows
Analytics
Dev and Test
environments
SaaS applications
HPC
16. Amazon FSx availability
US
US West (Oregon)
US West (N. California)
US West (Los Angeles)
US East (N. Virginia)
US East (Ohio)
EU
Europe (Ireland)
Europe (Frankfurt
Europe (London)
Europe (Stockholm)
Europe (Milan) *coming soon
APAC
Sydney, Singapore, Tokyo,
Seoul, Mumbai, Hong Kong
18. Six areas we will dive deep on today
Security and
data protection Migration
Availability and
durability
Cost-
effectiveness
Performance and scale
Administrative
tools
20. File system deployment options
Replicates
data within
Availability Zone
Continually
monitors and addresses
hardware failures
Single-AZ Multi-AZ
Replicates
data across
Availability Zones
Automatically fails
over across
Availability Zones
Replicates
data within
Availability Zone
Continually
monitors and addresses
hardware failures
21. Single-AZ file system architecture
AWS Cloud
Availability Zone 1
On-premises network
Availability Zone 2 AWS Direct
Connect
or VPN
Windows
file server
22. Multi-AZ file system architecture
Availability Zone 1 Availability Zone 2
AWS Cloud On-premises networkAWS Direct
Connect
or VPN
Windows
file server
Windows
file server
24. Availability Zone 2
Support for SQL Server HA deployments
Availability Zone 1
AWS Region
SQL
Server FCI
Primary
SQL Server
FCI Secondary
Automatic Failover
fs-0123456789.example.com
25. Backups
Region
Daily automated backup
Admin-defined schedule and
retention period
Admin-initiated backup
Admins can take
backups as needed
Amazon FSx
for Windows File Server
fs-0123456789.example.com
Amazon S3
26. Creating a custom backup schedule
AWS Lambda
Amazon
CloudWatch Event
Amazon FSx for
Windows File Server
Amazon Simple
Notification Service
29. Performance and scale
Latency
Sub-millisecond latencies with SSD
Throughput and IOPS
Direct file server access: up to 3 GB/s of throughput and hundreds of 1000s of IOPS per file system
With client-side caching: up to 10+ GB/s of throughput and millions of IOPS per file system
Single-client performance
With SMB Multichannel, a single client can drive up to the full throughput/IOPS of a file system
30. Throughput capacity
• Determines speed at which the file server hosting your file system can serve file data
• Higher levels of throughput -> higher levels of IOPS and more memory for caching
You get even higher throughput
with in-memory caching on the
file server (600 MBps – 3 GBps)
Throughput capacity /
Baseline throughput (MBps)
Burst throughput
(MBps)
8 192
16 192
32 192
64 256
128 438
256 438
512 N/A
1,024 N/A
2,048 N/A
31. How do you pick the right level of throughput for
your file system?...
32. Throughput capacity is automatically picked for you –
sufficient for vast majority of apps
33. If you need more than the default…
1. Test your workload with Amazon FSx
2. Look at CloudWatch metrics for your Amazon FSx file system
3. If the total throughput is approaching the throughput capacity
limit, pick a higher level
34. CloudWatch metrics
Every minute, Amazon FSx emits metrics to Amazon CloudWatch:
You can use Metric Math to
simplify near real-time
monitoring of your file system
35. Scaling out storage & performance with DFSN
Region
Instances
fs-0123456789.example.comA-F
VPC
Subnet 2
Availability zone A
fs-9876543210.example.comN-Z
Availability zone X
Subnet N
Namespace
Server 2
example.comcorp
A-F
G-M
N-Z
3x read/write
performance
fs-5678901234.example.comG-M
Availability zone B
Namespace
Server 1
Subnet 1
38. Data Deduplication
Large datasets often have a lot of duplication, which increases storage costs
User shares (home directories)
Multiple users have many copies or versions of a file
Software dev shares
Most portions of binaries remain unchanged from build to build
Use Data Deduplication to reduce costs associated with duplicated data
Scenario Content Typical space savings
User documents Office documents, photos, music, and videos 30-50%
Software dev shares Software binaries, build files, and program symbols 70-80%
General file shares Mix of the above 50-60%
39. Data Deduplication
Use remote management PowerShell CLI on your file system to…
• Enable/disable Data Deduplication
• Customize schedule for deduplication jobs
• Monitor how much savings you’re achieving with deduplication
Works at the sub-file level
Uses post-processing optimization to minimize performance impact
Removes duplicated content and compresses common content
43. Security and compliances
Network traffic access
control using Amazon
VPC security groups
PCI-DSS + ISO-
+ SOC + GDPR compliant
and HIPAA eligible
Monitor and log
API calls using
AWS CloudTrail
Admin API
access control
using AWS IAM
Data encrypted
at-rest and in-transit
Option to enforce
encryption in-transit
Integrates with
your organization’s
AD and supports
Windows ACLs
44. Use Amazon FSx with your organization’s AD
• Authentication
• Authorization
Supports two AD integration options:
• AWS Managed Microsoft AD
• Self-managed Microsoft AD (on-premises or in-cloud)
46. File-level restore by end-users (Shadow copies)
Compare previous file versions
Self-service
No more filing a ticket to admin
Undo changes to individual files
No need to restore the entire file system
52. Simple
and seamless
migration
Migration transparent to your applications and users
i.e., no need to modify your existing applications or user workflows
SMB share
migration
tooling
Preserve existing
security (ACLs) and DFS
Namespaces, and
continue to use existing
AD user identities
Migrate files using
Windows-native
tools like RoboCopy
Migration
53. AWS DataSync
Up to 10 Gbps per
agent (100 TB/day)
Scale-out agents to
go faster
Highly parallel
optimized network
transfer
Inline compression
Transfers only
incremental changes
Up to 10x faster
than rsync
Pay as
you go pricing -
$0.0125/GB
Predictable
No minimums
No in-cloud
infrastructure to
deploy, run, or
scale
Filter by file name
patterns
Schedule periodic
transfers
Configure
bandwidth limits
Securely accesses
AWS storage
services
Data transfer
always encrypted
End-to-end data
validation
Automatic recovery
from I/O or
transmission errors
VPC and FIPS
endpoints available
Support for NFS and
SMB protocols,
Amazon Simple
Storage Service
(Amazon S3), and
Amazon Elastic File
System (Amazon
EFS)
Direct transfer into
all S3 storage
classes
CloudWatch Metrics,
Logs and Events
CloudTrail logs
Simplifies, automates, and accelerates your online data transfer
Fast data
transfer
Easy to use Secure and reliable
AWS
Integrated Cost-effective
54. Deploy agent on
VMware or Amazon
Elastic Compute Cloud
(Amazon EC2) for
efficient access to
local NFS/SMB server
Highly parallel transfers
through the use of an
optimized network
protocol
Optimized reads and
writes to Amazon S3
and Amazon EFS using
IAM/VPCE
Fully managed service
scales to send or
receive data from agent
On-premises Region
AWS storage resources
Amazon S3
(direct to all storage classes)
Amazon FSx
Windows
AWS DataSyncShared
file system
AWS DataSync
agent(s)
NFS/SMB TLS
How AWS DataSync works