Auto Scaling with Amazon Web Services

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Hello! I am JeDDie A software engineer; a Rails developer.

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We are LIVE streaming video platform in Taiwan

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We have the needs 1

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> for? ◎ A robust service ◉ Traffic peak ◎ Dynamic service base ◉ Reasonable costs

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How do we do it? 2

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> Investigate ◎ Monitor traffic ◎ Analyze data ◎ Choose the scaling strategy ◉ Metrics ◉ Threshold

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> Take Actions ◎ Autoscaler ◉ Ruby robot ◎ Amazon web services ◉ Elastic Compute Cloud (EC2) ◉ Elastic Load Balancing (ELB) ◉ Command Line Interface (CLI) ◉ ElastiCache ◎ Jenkins

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Auto Scaling Flow autoscaler service (EC2) load balancing

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Auto scale Deploy flow 3

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start deploy launch instance Don’t miss the target!

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Communicable Talk to me, autoscaler! Icon is made by Masanobu Imai from jenkins-ci.org, licensed under CC BY-SA 3.0

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EC2 service Amazon Web Services Load Balancing monitor ElastiCache info exchange

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release scale up Simple, clear, but not messy.

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Thanks! Any questions?

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AWS CLI (API) ◎ ec2 ◉ run-instances ◉ allocate-address ◉ associate-address ◉ disassociate-address ◉ release-address ◉ terminate-instances ◎ elb ◉ register/deregister

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AWS CLI (API) ◎ ec2 ◉ deployment ￮ describe-instance ￮ create-image

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