Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label architecture. Show all posts

Sunday, April 07, 2013

Tutorials and Training on Cloud Architecture and NetflixOSS

There are two places that I'm giving in-depth training on cloud architecture and NetflixOSS this year.

On May 22nd-23rd at Gluecon 2013 in Broomfield Colorado I'm giving one of the opening keynote talks that introduces the concepts of a Cloud Native Architecture, then spending all afternoon on a tutorial to go into the details of how to get there and how to use NetflixOSS tools as an on-ramp to accelerate the process.

For people in Europe, I'm teaching at a summer school on "Software for the Cloud and Big Data" September 8th-14th in Italy. It's organized by ETH Zurich. I'll be giving six one-hour talks over a week, and there are seven other speakers.

LASER 2013 banner

When I get back from LASER, it will be time to start evaluating nominations for the NetflixOSS Cloud Prize, and these are both opportunities to figure out how to build a strong entry.

Friday, March 16, 2012

Cloud Architecture Tutorial

I presented a whole day tutorial at QCon London on March 5th, and presented subsets at an AWS Meetup, a Big Data / Cassandra Meetup and a Java Meetup the same week. I updated the slides and split them into three sections which are hosted on http://slideshare.net/adrianco along with all my other presentations. You can find many more related slide decks at http://slideshare.net/Netflix and other information at the Netflix Tech Blog.

The first section tells the story of why Netflix migrated to cloud, how we think about choosing AWS as our cloud supplier and what features of the Netflix site were moved to the cloud over the last three years.



The second section is a detailed explanation of the globally distributed Java based Platform as a Service (PaaS) we built, the open source components that we depend on, and the open source projects that we have started to share at http://netflix.github.com.



The final section talks about how we run these PaaS services in the cloud, and includes details of our million writes per second scalability benchmark.



If you would like to see these slides presented in person, I'm teaching a half day cloud architecture tutorial at Gluecon in Broomfield Colorado in May 23-24th. I hope to see you there...