MongoDB on CloudFoundry

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This document summarizes MongoDB deployment on CloudFoundry. It discusses how CloudFoundry is a PaaS that allows for easy provisioning and deprovisioning of MongoDB. It then demonstrates deploying a MongoDB app to CloudFoundry and discusses how MongoDB is packaged to run on CloudFoundry.

About me

• Yohei Sasaki @yssk22
• CouchDB / Node.js / CloudFoundry
• Application Developer
• Infrastructure Software Developer
•

What is CloudFoundry?

• VMware PaaS
• Public : cloudfoundry.com

• OSS : cloudfoundry.org

• VM: Micro CloudFoundry

cloudfoundry.com

•
CloudFoundry

• VMware
• App, DB

Why CloudFoundry?
• cloudfoundry.com
PaaS !

https://github.com/cloudfoundry/vcap

:

• CloudFoundry Python Perl
...?

• ActiveState/Stackato

• CloudFoundry PHP ...?

• AppFog

10gen
http://mwne.ws/vqQDui

Other Enterprise
http://bit.ly/vAnTXv

http://bit.ly/t5xTv5

CloudFoundry

• Fluent/Flume

•

• MongoDB

•

MongoDB
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logpath = <%= log_file %>
logappend = false # This doesn't works

bind_ip = 0.0.0.0
port = <%= port %>

auth = true

nohttpinterface = true

# mms-token = <%= password %>

# journaling is currently preallocating 4G of space on disk
# we can't do that.
#
#journal = true
noprealloc = true

# smallfiles = start first container file at 16MB, doubling 4 times.
# so this = 240MB per user. (i.e. 16MB container + 32MB + 64MB + 128MB)
quota = true
quotaFiles = 4
smallfiles = true

MongoDB

• CloudFoundry ” ” Pluggable

• ( )

• Provisioning/Unprovisioning

• Sharding Replicaset ( _ )

• CouchBase (Not CouchDB) Provisioning/
Deprovisioning

• VMware PostgreSQL Data Director
Provioning/Deprovisioning

MongoDB

• C/C++

• Ubuntu 10.04 x86_64

• *.so CloudFoundry

• C/C++

•

• cloudfoundry.com PaaS

• PaaS OSS
Kernel
• MongoDB
• #cfcrjp

#cfcrjp
• CloudFoundry
•

• 11/17 1900-2100@ #1

• Google Group: http://bit.ly/u52Jhj

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1. MongoDB on CloudFoundry @yssk22

2. About me • Yohei Sasaki @yssk22 • CouchDB / Node.js / CloudFoundry • Application Developer • Infrastructure Software Developer •

3. What is CloudFoundry? • VMware PaaS • Public : cloudfoundry.com • OSS : cloudfoundry.org • VM: Micro CloudFoundry

4. cloudfoundry.com • CloudFoundry • VMware • App, DB

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6. Demo2: MongoDB

7. Why CloudFoundry? • cloudfoundry.com PaaS ! https://github.com/cloudfoundry/vcap

8. : • CloudFoundry Python Perl ...? • ActiveState/Stackato • CloudFoundry PHP ...? • AppFog

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11. ?

12. CloudFoundry • • • •

13. CloudFoundry • Fluent/Flume • • MongoDB •

14. MongoDB

15. MongoDB dbpath = <%= data_dir %> logpath = <%= log_file %> logappend = false # This doesn't works bind_ip = 0.0.0.0 port = <%= port %> auth = true nohttpinterface = true # mms-token = <%= password %> # journaling is currently preallocating 4G of space on disk # we can't do that. # #journal = true noprealloc = true # smallfiles = start first container file at 16MB, doubling 4 times. # so this = 240MB per user. (i.e. 16MB container + 32MB + 64MB + 128MB) quota = true quotaFiles = 4 smallfiles = true

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