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Dependable Cloud Architecture. @ mikewo. Mike Wood. http://mvwood.com. Image: xkcd.com. Tack. @ mikewo. Mike Wood. http://mvwood.com. Questions. “Failure is always an option.”. Image: Discovery Channel, Fair Use. What are we looking for?. Protection From:. Loss of Facilities.
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Dependable Cloud Architecture @mikewo Mike Wood http://mvwood.com Image: xkcd.com
Tack @mikewo Mike Wood http://mvwood.com Questions
“Failure is alwaysan option.” Image: Discovery Channel, Fair Use
What are we looking for? Protection From: Loss of Facilities Network Failure Hardware Failure Data Corruption Check out: http://bit.ly/wazbizcont Images: Office ClipArt & Godzilla Releasing Corp (Fair Use)
Human Error Image: FOX, Fair Use
What we’re trying to achieve Monitoring Resilient Solutions Image: Cohdra
Cost vs Risk $1, … ,000.00 99.999% To get more 9’s here add more 0’s here. Image: Office ClipArt
Monitoring Image: NASA
Functional Transparency Logging Messages Hardware Health Dependent Services Health Image: Office ClipArt
Analyze your Data Image: NASA
Resilience Image: Office ClipArt
Remember: Failure is always an option. Common Points of Failure • Machine\application crashes • Throttling (exceeding capacity) • Connectivity\Network • External service dependencies Focus less on the uptime of hardware and more about how the solution handles it WHEN something fails!
Try/catch != Resilient privatevoidcreateFile() { stringfileName = @"c:\workingDirectory\someFileName.txt"; try { File.Create(fileName); } catch(DirectoryNotFoundException ex) { Trace.WriteLine( String.Format("Unable to create {0}. {1}", fileName, ex)); throw; } } }
Image: Michael Wood Decompose your system…
Capacity Buffering Content Delivery Networks (CDN’s) Distributed Application Cache Local Content Cache Enables recovery during outages or spikes in load Image: jepler
Always carry a spare 0% Capacity, redirect all load 75% Capacity, half of our load 100% of load, 150% Capacity 75% Capacity, half of our load SYSTEM FAILURE!!! • 50% more capacity then needed • Can absorb of temporary spikes • Time to react if need to add capacity • Over allocated, but still functioning • Degrade, but don’t fail Image: Kevin Rosseel
Request Buffering Queues Retry Policies Async Workloads Image: Joe Shlabotnik
Dept. of Redundancy Dept. • Have a backup, somewhere else • More than one? Cost to benefit Ratio? • Ready State • Hot = full capacity • Warm = scaled down, but ready to grow • Cold = mothballed, starts from zero Image: Mr. White
Redundancy - Its about probability 95% uptime 95% uptime 95% uptime 95% uptime 1 box : 5% downtime or 438hrs per year (that’s 18 ½ days!) 2 boxes : 5/100 * 5/100 = 25/10,000 = 0.25% downtime or 22hrs per year 4 boxes : 5/100 * 5/100 * 5/100 * 5/100 = 625/100,000,000 0.000625% downtime or 3.285 MINUTES per year
Total Outage duration = • Time to Detect • + Time to Diagnose • + Time to Decide • + Time to Act Image: Office ClipArt
What about your data? Image: barrymieny
Image: Michael Wood Availability via Degradation
Virtualization and Automation Images: Gizmodo
The “HI” Point Check out:http://bit.ly/wazinternals Images: Office Clip Art
“Don't be too proud of this technological terror you've constructed…” • DO: • Root cause analysis • Read other root cause analysis • Plan for failure • ADMIT: • Your Solution WILL failat some point • You can learn from others just as well as yourself • DON’T: • Get cocky • Stick your head in the sand Images: LucasFilm, Fair Use
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