Deploying MongoDB “as-a-service” Inside the Firewall
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With the increasing expectation of “as-a-Service” support from developers, the demand for fast and easy access to new MongoDB deployments can push an operations team to its limit. Although a wide variety of offerings are available in the public cloud, large enterprises typically have security and privacy requirements that require various degrees of on-premises control. Application teams must also be sure that their applications will reside close enough to the deployed database to reduce latency concerns. In this webinar, we show how Cumulogic’s DBaaS Platform meets enterprise requirements, empowering developers and DBAs with self service database access, while enabling IT Ops to retain control of the underlying infrastructure for governance and security.
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Deploying MongoDB “as-a-service” Inside the Firewall
- 1. Deploying MongoDB “as-a-service” Inside the Firewall Chip Childers VP Product Strategy, CumuLogic Chris Biow Principal Technologist & Technical Director, MongoDB
- 2. Agenda • Introduction to “On Prem” DBaaS • Enterprise Requirements for MongoDB-as-a-Service • Review of CumuLogic’s Support for MongoDB • Demo • Q&A
- 3. Key Term Definition On-Premise Database-as-a-Service: “Operational automation of database delivery, deployed behind the firewall, for self-service consumption by enterprise developers and DBAs.”
- 4. DBaaS Adoption in the Enterprise Enterprises are dealing with: • Application specific database proliferation • Massive growth in overall stored data • Increasing velocity of change in application layer • Challenges in operationally supporting new technologies • Data governance, locality and sovereignty On-Premise DBaaS can help you manage these challenges DBaaS Adoption in 2013 Dev / Test Production Web Apps Additional Capacity Analytics Backup / Enterprise / Transactional Apps Departmental Apps 0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50% Source: 451 Research https://451research.com/report-short?entityId=78105&referrer=marketing
- 5. • Suite of data services to deliver high value, modular Database-as- • Small • Medium • Large • XL • IOPS • Add-on Services: • Cache • Messaging CumuLogic DBaaS Concept a-Service, on any infrastructure • MongoDB • Couchbase • MySQL • Percona • (*)Oracle • (*)Cassandra • (*)MS SQL • IaaS (private/public) • Virtualized Environments • Bare Metal Pools • VM Pools Pick Database Flavor Pick Database Size Pick Database Perf. Pick Infra. ✔ ✔ (*) Features are road map items
- 6. CumuLogic’s Value for the Enterprise 1. Automates 75-90% of manual operational tasks around DB provisioning, change and maintenance; reducing costs and risk 2. Empowers developers with easy access to multiple database engines, in a self-service manner inside the firewall 3. Runs on any cloud and private infrastructure (i.e. virtualized environment, bare metal)
- 8. CumuLogic NoSQL Service NoSQL Database-as-a-Service • Software platform to deliver fully managed NoSQL Database-as-a-Service • Web service to setup, operate and scale clusters in the cloud • Simple to deploy, easy to scale, reliable and cost effective for customer • Multiple engine support http://www.cumulogic.com/cumulogic-software-portfolio/nosql-database-as-a-service/
- 9. MongoDB Database Service Features • Replica sets for data durability • Performance optimization – Highest IOPS based on storage – Low latency – Linear scalability • Automated failure recovery • Backup and restore • Security, access control • Updates and patches • API 25000 20000 15000 10000 5000 0 500 2000 3500 5000 6500 8000 9500 11000 12500 14000 15500 17000 18500 20000 Axis Title Heavy Reads Workload Throughput Ops/sec (Higher is better) XLARGE Instance 2XLARGE Instance LARGE Instance
- 10. Secondary MongoDB Database Service Deployment Patterns: Replica Set Single-AZ Application Primary Secondary RAID 10 RAID 10 RAID 10 Replication Region 1 Zone 1 Add Node for Scalability
- 11. Application Secondary MongoDB Database Service Deployment Patterns: Replica Set Multi-AZ Application Primary Secondary RAID 10 RAID 10 RAID 10 Replication Add Node for Redundancy Region 1 Zone 1 Region 1 Zone 2
- 12. MongoDB Database Service Production deployment: Sharded Cluster Single Zone, multiple servers and replica sets Mongos Mongos Mongos Region 1 Zone 1 Primary Secondary Secondary SHARD 1 Primary Secondary Secondary SHARD 2 Config Server Config Server Config Server Monitoring agent Primary Secondary Secondary SHARD 3 App App RAID 10 RAID 10 RAID 10 RAID 10 RAID 10 RAID 10 RAID 10 RAID 10 RAID 10
- 13. Demo
- 14. Questions? Try our software for yourself: cumulogic.com/sandbox Get in touch via info@cumulogic.com