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Presentation by Meshach Jackson given at Ignite Zurich conference by Day Software. - 09/2009

Technologie

CMS Smackdown
Selecting Newsweekʼs Future

Our Mission

➡ The First Place for the Last Word
➡ First Wave
➡ Deeply Connected
➡ Highly Organic

Current Landscape

➡ Unpredictable Trafﬁc
➡ Horrible Editorial Workﬂow
➡ Inﬂexible Development Environment

Why CQ5?
➡ Rapid Application Development
➡ Seamless 3rd Party Integration
➡ Cloud-Friendly Architecture

Why CQ5?

➡ Cloud-Friendly Architecture

Price

Performance

Why CQ5?

Price

Amazon Cloud
> $15k / mo + > $5k setup

Data Center
< $20k / mo + $300k setup

Why CQ5?

Performance
Quiz App vs. Geometrixx

Why CQ5?

Performance
Quiz App vs. Geometrixx
➡ Ruby on Rails
➡ HAProxy LB
➡ 1 MySQL db
➡ AWS “Small” Instances

Why CQ5?

Performance
Quiz App vs. Geometrixx
➡ Ruby on Rails
➡ HAProxy LB
➡ 1 MySQL db
➡ AWS “Small” Instances

...x 29

Why CQ5?

Performance
Quiz App vs. Geometrixx
➡ CQ5
➡ Ruby on Rails ➡ AWS ELB
➡ HAProxy LB ➡ “Medium” Instances -
➡ 1 MySQL db
Dispatcher
➡ AWS “Small” Instances ➡ “XL” Instances - CQ5/
...x 29 CRX

Why CQ5?

Performance
Quiz App vs. Geometrixx
➡ CQ5
➡ Ruby on Rails ➡ AWS ELB
➡ HAProxy LB ➡ “Medium” Instances - x 4
➡ 1 MySQL db
Dispatcher
➡ AWS “Small” Instances ➡ “XL” Instances - CQ5/ x 2
...x 29 CRX

Load Test - RESULTS

Quiz App vs. Geometrixx
Test 1:
Goal - 10k users in 1 hr
Duration - 20 min

Load Test - RESULTS

Quiz App vs. Geometrixx
Test 1:
Goal - 10k users in 1 hr
Duration - 20 min

Result:
2,500 users
31k errors
5.6 sec response times

Load Test - RESULTS

Quiz App vs. Geometrixx
Test 1:
Goal - 10k users in 1 hr
Duration - 20 min

Result:
2,500 users
31k errors
5.6 sec response times

FAIL

Load Test - RESULTS

Quiz App vs. Geometrixx
Test 2:
Goal - 100 users in 5 min
Duration - 30 min

Result:
100 users
138 errors
1.1 sec response time

Load Test - RESULTS

Quiz App vs. Geometrixx
Test 2:
Goal - 100 users in 5 min
Duration - 30 min

Result:
100 users
138 errors
1.1 sec response time

FAIL

Load Test - RESULTS

Quiz App vs. Geometrixx
Test 3:

Result:
2,500 users
51 errors
331 ms response time

Load Test - RESULTS

Quiz App vs. Geometrixx
Test 3:

Result:
2,500 users
51 errors
331 ms response time

eh...

Load Test - RESULTS

Quiz App vs. Geometrixx
Test 1: (w/ ELB)
Goal - 5k users in 15 min
Duration - 6 min

Result:
ELB Failure

Load Test - RESULTS

Quiz App vs. Geometrixx
Test 2: (w/o ELB)
Goal - 2.5k users in 15 min
Duration - 18 min

Result:
2,500 users
< 20 ms response time
288k HTTP requests / min
3MM total HTTP requests

Load Test - RESULTS

Quiz App vs. Geometrixx
Test 3: (w/o ELB)
Goal - break it.
(10k users in 15 min)
Duration - 17 min

Result:
3,333 users
350k HTTP requests / min
10k users = 1 sec response
time
498 ms avg response time
5MM total HTTP requests

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2. CMS Smackdown Selecting Newsweekʼs Future

3. Our Mission ➡ The First Place for the Last Word ➡ First Wave ➡ Deeply Connected ➡ Highly Organic

4. Current Landscape ➡ Unpredictable Traffic ➡ Horrible Editorial Workflow ➡ Inflexible Development Environment

9. Why CQ5? ➡ Rapid Application Development ➡ Seamless 3rd Party Integration ➡ Cloud-Friendly Architecture

10. Why CQ5? ➡ Cloud-Friendly Architecture Price Performance

11. Why CQ5? Price Amazon Cloud > $15k / mo + > $5k setup Data Center < $20k / mo + $300k setup

12. Why CQ5? Performance Quiz App vs. Geometrixx

13. Why CQ5? Performance Quiz App vs. Geometrixx ➡ Ruby on Rails ➡ HAProxy LB ➡ 1 MySQL db ➡ AWS “Small” Instances

14. Why CQ5? Performance Quiz App vs. Geometrixx ➡ Ruby on Rails ➡ HAProxy LB ➡ 1 MySQL db ➡ AWS “Small” Instances ...x 29

15. Why CQ5? Performance Quiz App vs. Geometrixx ➡ CQ5 ➡ Ruby on Rails ➡ AWS ELB ➡ HAProxy LB ➡ “Medium” Instances - ➡ 1 MySQL db Dispatcher ➡ AWS “Small” Instances ➡ “XL” Instances - CQ5/ ...x 29 CRX

16. Why CQ5? Performance Quiz App vs. Geometrixx ➡ CQ5 ➡ Ruby on Rails ➡ AWS ELB ➡ HAProxy LB ➡ “Medium” Instances - x 4 ➡ 1 MySQL db Dispatcher ➡ AWS “Small” Instances ➡ “XL” Instances - CQ5/ x 2 ...x 29 CRX

17. Why CQ5? Performance Quiz App vs. Geometrixx ➡ CQ5 ➡ Ruby on Rails ➡ AWS ELB ➡ HAProxy LB ➡ “Medium” Instances - x 4 ➡ 1 MySQL db Dispatcher ➡ AWS “Small” Instances ➡ “XL” Instances - CQ5/ x 2 ...x 29 CRX

18. Load Test - RESULTS Quiz App vs. Geometrixx Test 1: Goal - 10k users in 1 hr Duration - 20 min

19. Load Test - RESULTS Quiz App vs. Geometrixx Test 1: Goal - 10k users in 1 hr Duration - 20 min Result: 2,500 users 31k errors 5.6 sec response times

20. Load Test - RESULTS Quiz App vs. Geometrixx Test 1: Goal - 10k users in 1 hr Duration - 20 min Result: 2,500 users 31k errors 5.6 sec response times FAIL

21. Load Test - RESULTS Quiz App vs. Geometrixx Test 2: Goal - 100 users in 5 min Duration - 30 min Result: 100 users 138 errors 1.1 sec response time

22. Load Test - RESULTS Quiz App vs. Geometrixx Test 2: Goal - 100 users in 5 min Duration - 30 min Result: 100 users 138 errors 1.1 sec response time FAIL

23. Load Test - RESULTS Quiz App vs. Geometrixx Test 3: Result: 2,500 users 51 errors 331 ms response time

24. Load Test - RESULTS Quiz App vs. Geometrixx Test 3: Result: 2,500 users 51 errors 331 ms response time eh...

25. Load Test - RESULTS Quiz App vs. Geometrixx Test 1: (w/ ELB) Goal - 5k users in 15 min Duration - 6 min Result: ELB Failure

26. Load Test - RESULTS Quiz App vs. Geometrixx Test 2: (w/o ELB) Goal - 2.5k users in 15 min Duration - 18 min Result: 2,500 users < 20 ms response time 288k HTTP requests / min 3MM total HTTP requests

27. Load Test - RESULTS Quiz App vs. Geometrixx Test 2: (w/o ELB) Goal - 2.5k users in 15 min Duration - 18 min Result: 2,500 users < 20 ms response time 288k HTTP requests / min 3MM total HTTP requests 0 errors

28. Load Test - RESULTS Quiz App vs. Geometrixx Test 3: (w/o ELB) Goal - break it. (10k users in 15 min) Duration - 17 min Result: 3,333 users 350k HTTP requests / min 10k users = 1 sec response time 498 ms avg response time 5MM total HTTP requests

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