Amazon Solutions for Clouds
1. Metadata
1.1 Speaker
1.1.1 Simone Brunozzi
1.1.2 Amazon Web Services Evangelist, Europe
1.1.3 Twitter : @simon
1.1.4 [email protected]
1.1.5 english-speaker
1.2 2nd july, Sophia Antipolis
2. Amazon Web Services Principles
2.1 Principles
2.1.1 Easy to use
2.1.2 Security (working on SOX, SAS 70 type II)
2.1.3 Flexible
2.1.4 Pay per use
2.1.5 No commitment
2.1.6 API
2.1.7 Platform neutral
2.2 Future
2.2.1 Business Benefits
2.2.1.1 Opex vs Capex
2.2.1.2 No upfront investisment
2.2.1.3 Failure cost zero
2.2.1.4 No waste of unused power
2.2.1.5 Amazon deals with the « muck »
2.2.1.5.1 You can focus on your value
2.2.2 AWS certification
2.2.3 Expansion in Asia
2.2.4 More features
2.2.5 US-EU
2.3 Partners
2.3.1 Microsoft
2.3.2 IBM
2.3.3 Oracle
2.3.4 Sun
2.3.5 Red Hat
2.3.6 Cap Gemini
2.3.7 Facebook
2.3.8 Saleforce
3. Services
3.1 S3
3.1.1 Higly durable internet-storage
3.2 Import/Export
3.2.1 Physical data ingestion and digestion (private beta)
3.2.2 Works by sending hard-drive essentially
3.3 EC2
3.3.1 Elastic MapReduce
3.3.1.1 Hadoop
3.3.1.1.1 Java framework
3.3.1.2 Data intensive distributed application
3.3.2 Possible to use its own OS
3.3.3 Based on Zen
3.3.4 EBS
3.3.4.1 Elastic Block Store
3.3.4.2 1 to 1000 GB
3.3.4.3 Elastic IP
3.3.4.4 Cloudwatch
3.3.4.5 Auto scaling
3.3.4.6 Load balancing
3.3.4.7 US/EU regions
3.3.5 Cloudfront
3.3.5.1 Content Delivery system
3.3.5.2 Like Akamai
3.4 SimpleDB
3.4.1 BigTable-like
3.4.2 Can simulate transactionnal behaviour
