Let's build a media sharing website

# 1 Hosting

Amazon EC2 On-demand instances with admin access

Amazon Route 53 On-demand DNS service + Elastic IP Dynamic IP addresses for EC2 instances

# 2 Elastic Hosting

You created a fantastic webapp

1 People love it

And everyone wants to use it

the traditional way…

/ Capacity planning… …capacity guessing

You need to deal with infrastructure

When you turn off your cloud resources, you actually stop paying for them

unpredictable patterns

"With AWS, scalability is never a problem, and we have survived—and profited—from massive spikes of up to 5 million additional users a day without any problems…"

predictable patterns

what we really need is… …adjustable capacity 6/

Elastic Capacity

Amazon CloudWatch Monitoring for AWS resources

Auto Scaling Automatically scale up/down EC2 capacity

Elastic Load Balancing Distributes incoming traffic to EC2 instances

6 am

10 am

7 pm

# 3 Media Storage

Amazon S3 Simple Storage Service

Amazon S3 overview

1 b  5 Tb

% durability

# 4 Processing Data

Media Transcoding Convert media files on various formats to adapt to different players / devices

Amazon SQS Simple Queue Service

Amazon SimpleDB NoSQL database, key-value model

Amazon RDS Relational Database Service

RDS Multi-AZ Secondary replica in another Availability Zone

# 5 Delivering Content

Amazon CloudFront Flexible content delivery network

US West (Northern California) US East (Northern Virginia) Europe West (Dublin) Asia Pacific Region (Singapore) Asia Pacific Region (Tokyo) AWS Regions AWS Edge Locations (CloudFront & Route 53) GovCloud (US ITAR Region)

AWS is a set of infrastructure building blocks

elastic capacity

pay for what you use

faster time to production

focus on your business

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