EPAM Private Cloud

Integration with AWS

February, 2015
AGENDA

1 What is Cloud Computing?

2 AWS Usage Roadmap

3 AWS and EPC Management Consoles

4 Using Maestro CLI for AWS Manipulations

5 Running a VM in AWS

5 Self-Education

6 Questions

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THE NIST DEFINITION OF CLOUD COMPUTING

•On-demand self-service
•Broad network access
1 ESSENTIAL •Location independent resource pooling
CHARACTERISTICS •Rapid elasticity
•Measured service with pay per use

•Private Cloud
DEPLOYMENT •Community Cloud
2 MODELS •Public Cloud
•Hybrid Cloud

•Software as a Service
3 SERVICE MODELS •Platform as a Service
•Infrastructure as a Service

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AWS USAGE ROADMAP

Integration with AWS includes multiple facilities and ways of application. The selection of the necessary
tool depends on your needs and skills. Below, you can see a roadmap on AWS usage, based on possible
tasks.
Activate Project in
AWS

I need only to start/stop

VMs Use Maestro CLI and
Cloud Management
I need CloudFormation Console
stacks EO
 Audit
Run AWS instance an AWS  Reporting
I need AWS S3
use S3 tool Capabilities  Monitoring
 Mobile
I need AWS Management Maestro CLI: Management
Console sometimes or2awsmc Console

I need AWS Management IAM User Ceation

Console constantly request

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CLOUD MANAGEMENT CONSOLE

• Mobile layout
• Running VMs
• Running Stacks
• Monitoring AWS instances
• Events Audit
• Billing Reports
• Documentation

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AWS EVENTS AUDIT

All the events on your EPC and AWS based infrastructures are reflected in real-time mode on the Audit page.

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RESOURCE INFORMATION

On Management page, you can see the basic instance information: related project and zone, instance ID,
shape, state, IP’s and DNS’s, and the latest events:

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RESOURCE PERFORMANCE MONITORING

The detailed information on VM performance, retrieved due to integration with Amazon Cloud Watch and is
available on Monitoring page.
The default available data are: CPU utilization, Disk Read/Write information, Network Traffic, Status
Check.

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BILLING AND REPORTING

AWS-based resources are billed according to AWS pricing Policy.

Orchestrator gathers the Amazon costs and list them in unified billing reports, accessible on Cloud
Management Console and Maestro CLI.

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AWS MANAGEMENT CONSOLE

To get quick temporary access to the Console, run in Maestro CLI:

or2-aws-management-console

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FUNCTIONALITY SUMMARY

EPAM ORCHESTRATOR AMAZON WEB SERVICES

• Basic functionality + EPC Services • All AWS possibilities

• Multi-platform monitoring • No access to EPC info

• EO access is granted automatically • Access to AWS needs special procedures
• Quotas: expenses control • No control over project costs
• Audit: tracks all manipulations on • No quick access to events tracking
infrastructure
• Easily accessed current billing info • Billing info at the end of the month
• Both Maestro and CloudFormation stacks
• Only CloudFormation stacks are available
can be used
• Mobile Web Console for monitoring and
• Mobile Web Console for creation,
manipulations on existing resources only
monitoring and manipulations

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DEMO

RUN A SIMPLE VM

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MANIPULATING AWS-BASED RESOURCES

Manipulating resources in EPC and AWS regions is similar and differs only by region name parameter:

• Run a VM in EPC regions:

or2run –p project –r EPAM-region –s shape -i image

• Run a VM in AWS regions:

or2run –p project –r AWS-region –s shape -i image

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INSTANCE PARAMTERS

To run an instance in Cloud, you have to decide on the two main parameters:

SHAPE IMAGE
RUN A VM
(CPU+RAM) (OS+HDD)

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IMAGE AND SHAPES UNIFICATION

EPAM Orchestration uses different types of images and shapes to run instances in EPC and in AWS.
However, all the images and shapes available for AWS are functional ‘twins’ of EPC public images and
shapes.

Re gion EPC Shape/Image

EPC
Image/Shape
Orchestration
Alias
AW
SR
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o n
AWS Shape/Image

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ALIAS MAPPING

The tables below give the list of the EO images available in AWS and shapes mapping for EPC and
AWS:
IMAGES SHAPES
OS Name AWS MSQ
Windows Server 2012 Standard Edition + + Instance Type #vCPU Memory AWS shape mapping

Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard Edition 32-bit + + Micro 1 512MB t1.micro

Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard Edition 64-bit + + Mini 1 1GB t1.micro

Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard Edition + +
Small 1 1.7GB m1.small
Linux CentOS 5.9 64-bit + +
Linux CentOS 6.5 64-bit + + Medium 1 3.75GB m1.medium
Linux CentOS 6.4 32-bit + +
Debian GNU/Linux 7 64-bit + + Large 2 7.5GB m1.large
Oracle Linux 6 64-bit + + XL 4 7.5GB c1.xlarge
Linux Ubuntu 10.04 32-bit + +
2XL 4 15GB m2.xlarge
+ (except
for Sydney 3XL 8 15GB m1.xlarge
Linux Ubuntu 10.04 64-bit Region +
+ (except
for Sydney
Linux Ubuntu 12.04 64-bit Region +

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Support, Education and FAQ

The following resources provide more detailed information on AWS integration with Cloud:

• AWS Utilization Guide

• AWS partnership page
• Trainings/lectures
• FAQ

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• SUPPORT, EDUCATION AND FAQ

RESOURCES
• AWS Utilization Guide
• AWS partnership page
• Trainings/lectures
• FAQ

CONTACTS
Address your questions, issues and suggestions to:
[email protected] or Svitlana Ostnek

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QUESTIONS?

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