This is a presentation from Simone Brunozzi, Amazon Web Services at the it@cork Cloud Computing event.

1. Amazon Web Services Simone Brunozzi Amazon Web Services Technology Evangelist Cork, IE April 20th, 2009

2. A presentation isn't an obligation. Seth Godin It's a privilege.

3. We are a diverse audience

4. Goals 1. Intro to Cloud Computing 2. Amazon Web Services 3. Use cases 4. Conclusions

5. Twitter: @Simon

6. 1. Intro to Cloud Computing

7. IT is a friction Contract negotiations Bandwidth management Power/cooling management Purchasing decisions Etherogeneous hardware Physical growth, relocation Disasters Human effort The two prediction problems

8. The two prediction problems

9. Amazon.com Three main businesses: - retail Largest e-commerce player - merchants - developers (AWS)

10. Why Amazon Web Services? Low margin, high volume Operational excellence Tech expertise

11. 2. Amazon Web Services

12. Amazon Web Services S3 - Simple Storage Service CloudFfront EC2 - Elastic Compute Cloud SQS - Simple Queue Service Premium Support SimpleDB Elastic MapReduce Mechanical Turk

13. AWS principles Easy to use Security (working on SOX, SAS 70 type II) Flexible Pay per use (no investment) No commitment API platform neutral

14. AWS Amazon's Global Websites How are we doing? AWS developers > 540,000 S3 Objects > 52 Billion (was 800 million in 2006)

15. Amazon S3 Multiple tier 1 bandwidth providers Simple Durable Cost effective No capacity planning is needed http://aws.amazon.com/s3/ Highly durable internet storage

16. Content Delivery Service Easy setup, no commitment Elastic and reliable Cost effective 8 locations in the US 4 locations in Europe 2 locations in Asia Amazon Cloudfront Reliable Content Delivery

17. EC2 = Elastic Compute Cloud Pay by the hour from S(small), 0.10 $/h, to XL 0.80 $/h Linux, Windows, OpenSolaris Management Console / API Public AMIs, or bundle your own Amazon EC2 Virtual servers on demand

18. EBS = Elastic Block Store (1 to 1,000 GB) EBS is redundant and persistent US/EU regions Multiple availability zones Elastic IP SLA 99.95 % Amazon EC2 (continued) Virtual servers on demand

19. Reserved instances, 1 year (3 years) Small : 325 $ (500 $) + 0.03 $/h Instance - normal / r.i. 1 year / r.i. 3 years Small - 876 / 587.8 / 429.47 (costs for 1 year) EC2 reserved instances EC2 for steady state usage

20. Hadoop: Java Framework Data Intensive distributed applications Amazon EC2 + Amazon S3 Use cases: Web Indexing Data Mining Machine Learning Financial Analysis Scientific Simulation Amazon Elastic MapReduce Hosted Hadoop Framework

21. Microsoft IBM Oracle Sun Microsystems Red Hat Capgemini Facebook Salesforce Other forms Partners The Amazon Web Services Ecosystem

22. 3. Use cases

23. Once were startups: Smugmug Don MacAskill, founder, CTO: "We looked at Amazon S3’s pricing, design and ease-of-use and were blown away"

24. Web: Indy 500 Indianapolis 500 Allstate 400 Red Bull Indianapolis MotoGP 3.1 million online visitors Adrian Payne: "We selected AWS to quickly scale and have full control over computing resources"

25. Enterprise: Eli Lilly Pharmaceutical company 34.5 Billion $ market cap 18.63 Billion $ revenue Amazon EC2 for research Dave Powers: "The speed of implementation, flexibility, and collaborative capabilities are absolutely disruptive"

26. Startup: Animoto Web application Photo + Music = Video Cool effects & Transitions April 2008: Facebook App...

27. > 3500 < 80 www.animoto.com - April 2008

28. Academic: Harvard Harvard Medical School Dr. Peter Tonellato &quot;The combination of AWS and Oracle allowed us to focus our time and energy on simulation development, rather than technology, to get results quickly&quot;

29. 4. Conclusions

30. The future EC2: load balancing EC2: auto scaling AWS: monitoring AWS certification (developers) Expansion in Asia More features US - EU Suggestions?

31. Thank you Simone Brunozzi AWS Technology Evangelist [email_address] Twitter: @simon http://aws.amazon.com