Build an app on aws for your first 10 million users (2)
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This document discusses how to build an app on AWS for the first 10 million users. It covers key expectations for modern applications like high availability, scalability, and fault tolerance. It then describes various AWS services that can help achieve these expectations, such as Elastic Beanstalk for deployment, RDS or DynamoDB for databases, S3 for storage, API Gateway and Lambda for serverless architectures, and CloudFront for content delivery. The document includes live demos of building web and mobile apps using these AWS services.
Build an app on aws for your first 10 million users (2)
- 2. Build an App on AWS for your First 10 Million Users Olivier Klein 奧樂凱 Emerging Technologies Solutions Architect, Asia-Pacific
- 3. What do we expect from modern applications?
- 4. Modern Applications Expectations • What do we expect from applications? • Highly Availability • Scalability • Predictable Responsiveness • Fault Tolerance • How can we achieve this? • Multiple datacenter facilities • Auto-Scalable databases • Auto-Scalable server infrastructure • Load-Balancing • etc.
- 5. Web Services Core Services Compute Storage Database Networking Infrastructure RegionsAvailability Zones Edge Locations Platform Services Analytics & AI App Deployment Mobile Virtual Desktops Collaboration & Sharing App Delivery E-Mail Access Control Auditing Monitoring EncryptionSecurity Applications A P I & S D K s
- 6. Web Services Core Services Compute Storage Database Networking Infrastructure RegionsAvailability Zones Edge Locations Platform Services Analytics & AI App Deployment Mobile Virtual Desktops Collaboration & Sharing App Delivery E-Mail Access Control Auditing Monitoring EncryptionSecurity Applications A P I & S D K s
- 7. SDKs Java Python (boto) PHP .NET Ruby Node.js iOS Android AWS Toolkit for Visual Studio AWS Toolkit for Eclipse AWS Tools for Windows PowerShell AWS CLI JavaScript
- 8. Let’s start with a Web App!
- 9. Components of a Web App • Three tier architecture: • Web Server • App Server • Database • Components • Application Compute • Database Engine • Storage & Delivery
- 10. Components of a Web App • Three tier architecture: • Web Server • App Server • Database • Components • Application Compute • Database Engine • Storage & Delivery
- 11. AWS Elastic Beanstalk • Easily deploy, monitor, and scale web applications • Infrastructure provisioned and managed by EB – you maintain complete control. • Preconfigured application containers that are easily customizable.
- 12. AWS Elastic Beanstalk Environment • Two types: • Single instance • Load balanced, auto scalable • Two tiers • Web Server • Worker • Configures Amazon Route 53 and provides a domain name https://yourapp.elasticbeanstalk.com
- 13. AWS Elastic Beanstalk Instance Configuration Your code HTTP server Application server Language interpreter Operating system Host • Each EC2 instance comes with the necessary components to run applications • No more worrying about logging into instances to install and configure your app stack Focus on building your app
- 14. Application Versioning Saved Configurations Allow for easy duplication for A/B testing or non-disruptive deployments Application Versions All versions are stored durably in Amazon S3. Code can also be pushed from a Git repository!
- 15. Deployment Options 1. Via the AWS Management Console 2. Via Git / EB CLI 3. Via the AWS Toolkit for Eclipse and the Visual Studio IDE $ git aws.push
- 16. Example: CLI workflow Initial app deployment: $ git init . $ git add . Initialize your Git repository01 Add your code04 $ eb init $ git commit –m “v1.0” Create your Elastic Beanstalk app02 Commit05 Follow the prompts to configure the environment 03 Create the resources and launch the application 06 $ eb create
- 17. Example: CLI workflow Update your app: Update your code01 $ git add . $ git commit –m “v2.0” $ eb deploy Push the new code02 Monitor the deployment progress03 $ eb status
- 18. Live Demo
- 19. Components of a Web App • Three tier architecture: • Web Server • App Server • Database • Components • Application Compute • Database Engine • Storage & Delivery
- 20. Amazon RDS Amazon RDS • Fully managed relational database • Automated full daily backups and 5 min incremental point in time recovery • Highly available through Multi-AZ with automatic failover to standby database • Easily create cross-region read replicas • Managed underlying storage layer with configurable IOPS performance Aurora
- 21. Amazon DynamoDB • Schemaless Data Model • Seamless scalability • No storage or throughput limits • Consistent low latency performance • High durability and availability • Replicated across 3 facilities DynamoDB table items attributes Fully Managed NoSQL Database Service
- 22. Components of a Web App • Three tier architecture: • Web Server • App Server • Database • Components • Application Compute • Database Engine • Storage & Delivery
- 23. Amazon S3 (Simple Storage Service) • Scalable & fully managed object storage • Virtually unlimited storage capacity • Pay only for what you use • Trillions of unique customer objects • Millions of transactions per second • Designed for 99.999999999% durability Amazon S3
- 24. Amazon S3 – Buckets and Objects • Stored in Buckets • Allows Versioning • Access control lists and bucket policies • AES-256 bit encryption at rest • Addressable via HTTP(S) endpoint • Ideal for static assets like images, videos, application data, backups and more
- 25. Amazon S3 – Static Content Website • S3 becomes your static webserver • Amazon S3 is fully managed and scales to millions of requests • Offload static content to S3 and run dynamic content on EC2 (Elastic Beanstalk)
- 26. • One of the world’s leading social sound platform • Audio files must be transcoded and stored in multiple formats • Stores 2.5 PBs of data • Transcoded files served from Amazon S3 Use Case: SoundCloud
- 27. Amazon CloudFront • CDN powered by 76 edge locations across the world • Caches content on edge locations for low latency • Allows Geo Targeting and Device Detection • Can route to different origins based on path patterns (e.g. *.jpg S3) Amazon CloudFront
- 28. Amazon S3Amazon CloudFront Browser Static Website Hosting on S3 & CloudFront
- 29. Live Demo
- 30. Software creation and distribution is easier and faster than ever: • Startups can now disrupt established industries with little to no funding • Getting your software into the hands of millions is a download away • Your ability to move fast is paramount to innovate and be successful Software Moves Faster Today
- 31. DevOps tools stack on AWS Source Build Test Deploy Provision Monitor CodeCommit CodeBuild CodeDeploy CodePipeline Cloud Formation Cloud Watch Elastic Beanstalk OpsWorks EC2 Container Service (ECS) X-ray
- 32. Quickly develop, build and deploy applications on AWS Start developing on AWS in minutes by choosing from a variety of templates Work across your team; Securely manage project access for your team Manage software delivery easily by iterating quickly with all the tools you need AWS CodeStar AWS CodeStar
- 33. AWS Code* services Source Build Test Deploy Monitor Software Release Phases : AWS CodePipeline AWS CodeBuild AWS CodeCommit Third-party tooling AWS CodeDeploy AWS Elastic Beanstalk AWS CloudFormation Amazon CloudWatch
- 34. Live Demo
- 35. Dr. Werner Vogels CTO - Amazon
- 36. No server is easier to manage…
- 37. …than no server. No server is easier to manage…
- 38. AWS Lambda Run your code without thinking about servers. Pay only for compute time you consume. Triggered through API calls or state changes in your AWS environment Scales automatically to match the incoming event rate Charged per 100ms execution time AWS Lambda
- 39. How to build application backends? Back-end logic DatabaseMobile
- 40. How to build serverless microservices? AWS Lambda Amazon API Gateway Amazon DynamoDB Microservice
- 41. Amazon API Gateway Fully managed and scalable RESTful API gateway service Powered by our content delivery network via 76 global edge locations Provides DDoS protection and throttling capabilities Multiple API stages which you define (e.g. dev, test, prod) AWS Lambda Amazon API Gateway Amazon EC2 AWS API On-prem server
- 42. Webhooks – Integrate with other platforms Facebook Page AWS Lambda Slack Channel Amazon API Gateway Amazon DynamoDB Incoming Webhook Oli just posted on your page! Oli | 2016-10- 01 | Hello
- 43. Serverless Game Demo AWS Lambda Amazon API Gateway Amazon S3Amazon CloudFront Browser Amazon DynamoDB
- 45. AWS Lambda Browser Amazon DynamoDB • Highly Available • Scalable • Fully Managed • Fault Tolerant Demo Architecture Amazon S3 Amazon CloudFront Amazon API Gateway
- 46. DynamoDB streams Cloudwatch Events S3 Event notification AWS Lambda: Event-driven compute
- 47. AdRoll: AWS Lambda for log files Valentino Volonghi CTO, AdRoll “Polling is not a scalable strategy to figure out when new files are added to S3, especially when you add 17M of them per month. So we moved Lambda in front of S3.” • Cross-platform, cross-device advertising platform • Offers retargeting based on clickstream data 300TB new data/mont h
- 48. Amazon Rekognition Image Recognitions and Analysis powered by Deep Learning which allows to search, verify and organize millions of images Easy to use Batch Analysis Real-time Analysis Continually Improving Low Cost
- 50. Demographic Data Facial Landmarks Sentiment Expressed Image Quality Brightness: 25.84 Sharpness: 160 General Attributes
- 51. Serverless Rekognition Demo Serverless website that uses Rekognition to identify faces and classify pictures Amazon S3 AWS Lambda Amazon API Gateway Amazon DynamoDB Amazon Rekognition Mobile CodeFor.Cloud/image
- 52. OK, how about a Mobile App?
- 53. Some of the best Mobile Apps run on AWS
- 54. Ability to Scale on AWS
- 55. 0 190,000 380,000 570,000 760,000 950,000 1,140,000 1,330,000 1,520,000 1,710,000 1,900,000 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 Q1 Q2 2012 2013 2014 2015 Matches in Tinder since Launch (in 1,000s) Ability to Scale on AWS
- 56. 1.7 Billion swipes a day October 2015 Ability to Scale on AWS
- 57. 1.2 Trillion+ Total Swipes October 2015 Ability to Scale on AWS
- 58. 7 Petabytes of Data Transfer per Month October 2015 Ability to Scale on AWS
- 59. Authenticate & Sync Authorize access Analyze User Behavior Store & Deliver Content Test across Devices Send Push Notifications Store Data Record Real-Time EventsRun Business Logic Drive User Engagement Manage users and identity providers and sync prefs across devices Securely access cloud resources Test across multiple devices and operating systems Track active users, engagement Run stateless custom code without servers Store user-generated content and deliver quickly globally Bring users back to your app by sending messages reliably Run targeted campaigns based on user behavior and track results Store and query fast NoSQL data across users and devices Collect real-time event logs and take actions quickly
- 60. Amazon Mobile Analytics Amazon Device Farm AWS IAM Amazon Cognito Amazon S3 Amazon CloudFront Amazon DynamoDB AWS Lambda Amazon SNS Mobile Push AWS Mobile SDK Amazon Kinesis Authenticate & Sync Authorize access Analyze User Behavior Store & Deliver Content Test across Devices Send Push Notifications Store Data Record Real-Time EventsRun Business Logic Drive User Engagement Amazon Pinpoint
- 61. AWS Mobile Hub • Allows to build mobile apps within minutes • Single integrated console to use all AWS services for mobile • Automatically provisions all necessary AWS services based on selected features • Automatic code generation for iOS, Android and JavaScript • Uses AWS security best practices
- 62. AWS Mobile Hub
- 63. AWS Mobile Hub: Select Features
- 64. AWS Mobile Hub: Resources
- 65. AWS Mobile Hub: Code Generation
- 66. Live Demo
- 67. LUNCH BREAK
- 68. Questions?