Future of Cloud Starts with Serverless

Feb 13, 20182 likes312 views

Presentation shows how current Cloud looks like and how it will evolve with serverless technologies such as AWS Lambda, API Gateway and CloudFront. Do we need servers? Do we need regions? No.

Future of Cloud starts with
Serverless
Antoni Orfin <antoni@droplr.com>
Solutions Architect @ Droplr

What is Droplr?
Screen Capture, File Sharing, Team Collaboration
Used by...
Droplr in numbers:
+ 500k users
+ 50M files (70 TB) in AWS S3

Infrastructure evolution
Bare metal IaaS
PaaS
?

18 Regions
52 Availability Zones
>100 available services
Compute, Storage, Database,
Networking/CDN, AR/VR, IoT,
Analytics, Security…
Amazon Web
Services

15 Regions
44 Availability Zones
>50 available services
Compute, Storage, Database,
Networking/CDN, Big Data, Machine
Learning, APIs (Google Translate,
Image Recognition etc.)...
Google Cloud
Platform

36 Regions
46 Availability Zones (!!!)
>100 available services
Compute, Networking, Storage,
Containers, Databases, Analytics, AI +
Machine Learning, IoT, Security
Microsoft Azure

1 Region (Warsaw/Atman)
5 Availability Zones
<10 available services
Compute, Volume Storage, Object
Storage, Databases, Networking,
Monitoring
Oktawave

Just like that
Spider’s Web
NetflixAirbnb

AWS Console
< This directory stores
> 50TB of data,
> 40M of files

Serverless Revolution
Bare metal IaaS
PaaS
Serverless
FaaS

Serverless Revolution
AWS Lambda - run code without thinking about underlying
infrastructure
1. Crazy cheap
2. Multiple programming languages support
3. Highly-Scalable
4. Reliable
5. Fast

Serverless Revolution
AWS Lambda - run code without thinking about underlying
infrastructure
1. Crazy cheap
Free Tier: 1M requests per month & 400,000/GB-sec
Above: $0.0000002/request + $0.00001667/GB-sec

Serverless Revolution
AWS Lambda - run code without thinking about underlying
infrastructure
2. Multiple programming languages support: Node.js
(JavaScript), Python, Java (Java 8), C# (.NET Core), Go
(from 15.01.2018)
$ npm install serverless -g
$ serverless create --template hello-world
$ serverless deploy

Serverless Revolution
AWS Lambda - run code without thinking about underlying
infrastructure
3. Highly-Scalable out of the box
Default limit: 1,000 concurrent executions
Our Benchmark: 800 req/s per Node.js function

Serverless Revolution
AWS Lambda - run code without thinking about underlying
infrastructure
4. Reliable
100% uptime
in our Pingdom from start (7 months)

Serverless Revolution
AWS Lambda - run code without thinking about underlying
infrastructure
5. Fast
<1 ms
for Node.js Express “Hello World”

AWS Lambda use cases
1. Full Node.js/Express API for React SPA
2. Server Side Rendering (why not?)
3. Image processing (e.g. thumbnails)
4. Log Analysis
5. Scheduled maintenance tasks (e.g. database backup)

Moving towards real Cloud
1. Cloud with single region? What about running application nearer
your clients? Maybe in...
Tok

1. Cloud with single region? What about running application nearer
your clients? Maybe in...
Moving towards real Cloud
Tok
Paris

1. Cloud with single region? What about running application nearer
your clients? Maybe in...
Moving towards real Cloud
Tok
Paris
Sydney

Thanks
Time for discussion :-)
- Serverless as a game-changer?
- Your ideas of using Serverless?
- Btw. Senior JavaScript/React Developer wanted! ;-)
Ref.: https://serverless.com/blog/how-droplr-scales-to-millions-serverless-framework/

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2. What is Droplr? Screen Capture, File Sharing, Team Collaboration Used by... Droplr in numbers: + 500k users + 50M files (70 TB) in AWS S3

3. Technologies overview

4. Infrastructure evolution Bare metal IaaS PaaS ?

5. What is Cloud?

6. 18 Regions 52 Availability Zones >100 available services Compute, Storage, Database, Networking/CDN, AR/VR, IoT, Analytics, Security… Amazon Web Services

7. 15 Regions 44 Availability Zones >50 available services Compute, Storage, Database, Networking/CDN, Big Data, Machine Learning, APIs (Google Translate, Image Recognition etc.)... Google Cloud Platform

8. 36 Regions 46 Availability Zones (!!!) >100 available services Compute, Networking, Storage, Containers, Databases, Analytics, AI + Machine Learning, IoT, Security Microsoft Azure

9. 1 Region (Warsaw/Atman) 5 Availability Zones <10 available services Compute, Volume Storage, Object Storage, Databases, Networking, Monitoring Oktawave

10. Who’s using Cloud?

11. How current Cloud looks like?

12. Just like that Spider’s Web NetflixAirbnb

13. AWS Console

14. AWS Console < This directory stores > 50TB of data, > 40M of files

15. How future of Cloud looks like?

16. Do we need servers?

17. Do we need regions?

18. No.

19. Serverless Revolution Bare metal IaaS PaaS Serverless FaaS

20. Serverless Revolution AWS Lambda - run code without thinking about underlying infrastructure 1. Crazy cheap 2. Multiple programming languages support 3. Highly-Scalable 4. Reliable 5. Fast

21. Serverless Revolution AWS Lambda - run code without thinking about underlying infrastructure 1. Crazy cheap Free Tier: 1M requests per month & 400,000/GB-sec Above: $0.0000002/request + $0.00001667/GB-sec

22. Serverless Revolution AWS Lambda - run code without thinking about underlying infrastructure 2. Multiple programming languages support: Node.js (JavaScript), Python, Java (Java 8), C# (.NET Core), Go (from 15.01.2018) $ npm install serverless -g $ serverless create --template hello-world $ serverless deploy

23. Serverless Revolution AWS Lambda - run code without thinking about underlying infrastructure 3. Highly-Scalable out of the box Default limit: 1,000 concurrent executions Our Benchmark: 800 req/s per Node.js function

24. Serverless Revolution AWS Lambda - run code without thinking about underlying infrastructure 4. Reliable 100% uptime in our Pingdom from start (7 months)

25. Serverless Revolution AWS Lambda - run code without thinking about underlying infrastructure 5. Fast <1 ms for Node.js Express “Hello World”

26. AWS Lambda invocation SNS Time HTTP

27. AWS Lambda use cases 1. Full Node.js/Express API for React SPA 2. Server Side Rendering (why not?) 3. Image processing (e.g. thumbnails) 4. Log Analysis 5. Scheduled maintenance tasks (e.g. database backup)

28. Imagine there are no regions

29. Moving towards real Cloud 1. Cloud with single region? What about running application nearer your clients? Maybe in... Tok

30. 1. Cloud with single region? What about running application nearer your clients? Maybe in... Moving towards real Cloud Tok Paris

31. 1. Cloud with single region? What about running application nearer your clients? Maybe in... Moving towards real Cloud Tok Paris Sydney

32. Better Lambda@Edge

33. Result?

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