Journey to the Cloud: Database Modernization Best Practices
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The document discusses best practices for database modernization on AWS, highlighting Datavail's expertise and offerings in this area. It includes various case studies demonstrating successful migrations for clients across multiple industries, detailing approaches, challenges, and outcomes. Additionally, it mentions potential funding options available to support migration efforts.
Journey to the Cloud: Database Modernization Best Practices
- 1. Journey to the Cloud Database Modernization Best Practices
- 2. www.datavail.com 2 Agenda Introductions / Datavail Overview Database Modernization Case Studies Open Q&A on Case Studies Migration / Modernization Offerings
- 3. www.datavail.com 3 Introductions Moderator Dan Russell VP of Strategic Accounts and Alliances (Datavail) [email protected] Panelist Siva Thangavelu Practice Lead Cloud Services (Datavail) [email protected]
- 4. www.datavail.com 4 1000 Consultants, 700+ DBAs Deliver onshore /offshore, 24x7 model 15+ Years Database Services 500+ Customers Average customer lifespan of 7+ years 7+ Years AWS Experience 200,000+ Databases Managed 100+ Successful AWS Migrations and Managed Services AWS Super Powers • Databases • Data Lakes • Windows Workloads • Oracle Workloads • Open Source Workloads
- 5. www.datavail.com 5 Customers are Turning to Datavail Manufacturing Financial Restaurant Insurance Retail Higher Education Gaming Healthcare Aerospace/Defense Media
- 6. Database Modernization The Journey to AWS – Achieve Transformation
- 7. www.datavail.com 7 6 R’s of Application Migrations
- 8. www.datavail.com 8 Open Source Decision Path Amazon RDS PostgreSQL Amazon Aurora PostgreSQL PostgreSQL on EC2 Amazon RDS MySQL Amazon Aurora MySQL MySQL on EC2 Amazon RDS MariaDB MariaDB on EC2 MySQL PostgreSQL MariaDB
- 9. www.datavail.com 9 Commercial Decision Path Amazon RDS OracleAmazon Aurora Oracle on EC2 Amazon RDS SQL Server Amazon Aurora SQL Server on EC2 Amazon Redshift SQL Server Oracle
- 10. Database Modernization Case Studies – Best Practices
- 11. www.datavail.com 11 Sony Case Study – Digital Media • Very large I/O Demands • Scalability and flexibility • Enhance HA & DR • Storage 10 + TB Data • Infrastructure Modernization • Migration strategy • Performance baseline • Highly available database design (99.999%) • Data transfer automation • Testing and Go Live • Improved performance • Increased scalability • Higher availability • Data warehouse build in AWS • Analytics – AWS Glue, Amazon Quicksight Amazon EC2 Challenges Accelerated Migration Outcome Accelerated Migration Auto Scaling Amazon S3 Amazon RDS
- 12. www.datavail.com 12 seoClarity Case Study - High Tech Company Very large databases running on MySQL 5.6 - On premises Master slave configuration Issues with the performance of the reporting and analytics queries accessing the slaves (parallel execution) Issues with storage and disk space (tens of TB) No Disaster Recovery Solution in-pace Customer challenges Leader in SEO management and analytics
- 13. www.datavail.com 13 SeoClarity Case Study - High Tech Company Identified the most cost-effective & high performing AWS solution Amazon Aurora (MySQL) Architected a migration plan, with little downtime, even with large on-premises move Reduced cost of resources with flexible AWS solution to meet seoClarity’s needs Offload Reporting/Analytics queries to Amazon Aurora Amazon Aurora Database as a DR site Leader in SEO management and analytics Datavail’s Solution and Outcome
- 14. www.datavail.com 14 SeoClarity Architecture MySQL Percona Server Online Application Reporting/ Analytics Replication MySQL Reporting/ Analytics Pre Migration Post Migration MySQL Online Application On-premises Reporting/Analytics Availability Zone Amazon Aurora
- 15. www.datavail.com 15 Accelerated Migration Case Study – Major Telecommunications Co. • Oracle licensing cost • Migrate to Postgres Aurora • 150,000 lines of code to convert • 3000 + objects to convert • Data Migration to PostgreSQL • AWS Database Migration Service (DMS) & AWS Schema Conversion Tool • Expert Postgres developers/AWS SA • Code conversion 2 months • Data Migration 2 weeks • Regressing testing • Database running on PostgreSQL • Lower licensing costs • Migrate other Oracle Db’s to PostgreSQL PostgreSQL Amazon RDS Challenges Accelerated Migration Outcome AWS DMS AWS Schema Conversion Tool
- 16. Open Q&A?
- 17. www.datavail.com 17 Datavail Packaged Offerings / Funding • Potential Funding Available • 3 Weeks • Solutions Architect • Workloads Assessment • Roadmap • Architecture & Future State • AWS Services Selection • Project Plan • TCO Analysis Datavail Migration Jump Start • Potential funding Available • Mix of cash & credits (50% cash +50% credits) • New Windows/EC2 Workload • 1 Per Customer • Accelerate adoption of workloads & databases to AWS • Funding subject to approval AWS Windows Rapid MigrationAWS POC Program • Potential Funding Available • 10% of Project Costs Funded • New or Existing Customer Database Workload • 1 Per Customer • Mix of cash & credits • Funding subject to approval
- 18. www.datavail.com 18 To be eligible, fill out profile sheet
- 19. www.datavail.com 19 Kaplan Case Study - Higher Education • Wide swings in application demand • Lack of scalability • Lack of HA & DR • Complex environment • Unplanned outages • 24x7 support • Short handed DBA staff • Architect cost-efficient AWS solution • Migration planning • Database upgrades • Automation to reduce 4 week process to 72 hrs. • Testing and Go Live • Improved performance • Increased scalability • Higher availability • Lower cost • Automated DB monitoring (Datavail Delta) • 24x7 DBA support Amazon RDS Amazon EC2 Challenges Accelerated Migration Outcome Accelerated Migration
- 20. www.datavail.com 20 …one of the reasons we chose Datavail was the unique combination that they brought to the table. They had competency managing complex databases across the board in the cloud, whether it be SQL Server, MySQL, or Oracle. Atul Pawar, Kaplan’s Vice President of Systems and Architecture “