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Esri FedUC 2012 - Hosting your Geospatial Services with Amazon Web Services

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Transcript

  1. Hosting your Geospatial Services with Amazon Web Services James Fee

    Chief Evangelist @cageyjames

  2. Background •  WeoGeo founded in 2006 •  Created on Amazon

    Web Services (2006) •  2007 Amazon AWS Startup Challenge Finalist – Runner up to Ooyala with Justin.tv

  3. What We Do - Discover

  4. What We Do - Customize

  5. What We Do - Deliver

  6. The Stack •  Amazon Web Services – S3 – EC2 – CloudFront • 

    Architecture – Linux (CentOS) – Ruby, Java, JavaScript – FME Server (Linux 64-bit) – MySQL

  7. Why We Use AWS •  Scales how we scale • 

    Reliability •  AWS is Industry Gold Standard •  Allows us to provide a higher level of service

  8. Scalability / Architecture


  9. Demo

  10. Tile Scaling Tiling

  11. The Takeaway 1.  We couldn’t do what we do without

    AWS 2.  AWS is accepted by our customers 3.  AWS gives us the flexibility to scale the way we need 4.  We own no server hardware 5.  Customers can rely on WeoGeo to be there for them

  12. Thanks! Contact Info: James Fee – Chief Evangelist for WeoGeo

    jfee@weogeo.com weogeo.com @cageyjames http://spatiallyadjusted.com