StackUp: MongoDB Cloud Manager

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MongoDB Cloud Manager the Web Stack

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What is MongoDB Cloud Manager?

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Online software that manages MongoDB deployments

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it automates deployments of MongoDB (AWS & Azure)

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it monitors MongoDB instances

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and it backs up data into queryable snapshots

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how?

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for each server that hosts mongod or mongos processes,

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lightweight agents automate, monitor & backup, pinging back data and requesting instructions

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The Entire Stack

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mongod 2.6 mongod 3.0 mongod 2.4 mongod 3.x MongoDB processes (C++) Java 8 Jersey Morphia Client Stack (JS) Cloud Manager (Java 8, JavaScript ES5) mongos 3.x mongos 2.6 mongos 3.0 mongos 2.4 mongos 3.x mongos 3.0 mongos 2.6 automation agent monitoring agent backup agent automation agent monitoring agent backup agent (customer databases to manage) Cloud Backing DBs production & legacy agents (Go) MongoDB Hosted Customer Hosted (AWS, Azure, other)

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& for those who need to host everything within their data centers

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We eat our own dogfood.

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Java 8 Jersey Morphia Client Stack (JS) Cloud Manager (Java 8, JavaScript ES5) mongos 3.x mongos 3.0 mongos 2.6 automation agent monitoring agent backup agent automation agent monitoring agent backup agent Cloud Backing DBs production & legacy agents (Go) We use our product to monitor, automate & backup the databases that support our product.

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Releases

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Woe the dependencies. Cloud Manager Ops Manager ~ 5/6 months v2.0-rc0 MongoDB ~ 9/12 months (3 week sprints) v20151027 v3.2

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The Client Stack JavaScript

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stack includes Browserify, Babel, Backbone, Marionette, Handlebars & d3

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Unit Testing with karma, phantom, mocha, sinon & chai

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Automation Testing with cucumber, webdriver.io, selenium and saucelabs

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Backbone?

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Yes. Backbone.

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1. Straight forward. Accessible.

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2. Component-first

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3. Inertia

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So what’s wrong with Backbone?

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1. Fallen out of favor

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2. Zombie Views

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2. Zombie Views 3. Bad Habits

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Build Process

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Bundled dependencies ES5 Bundled templates CommonJS dependencies Babel (ES2015) Browserify factor-bundle thirdparty Source Maps LESS BEM common app deployment onboarding charts provisioning backup Handlebars templates LESS Thirdparty Thirdparty minification CSS concatenator minification thirdparty main Thirdparty libraries

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Bundled dependencies ES5 Bundled templates CommonJS dependencies Babel (ES2015) Browserify thirdparty Source Maps LESS BEM app Handlebars templates LESS Thirdparty Thirdparty minification CSS concatenator minification thirdparty main Thirdparty libraries

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Our Approach: Think Critical.

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Every library you add is another dependency to manage; it adds to debt.

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When adding new dependencies... 1. Think twice before adding a new dependency 2. If you do, make sure it is tested and, where possible, regularly maintained 3. Where possible, include the bare minimum feature-set 4. Always bind to a specific version