Understanding cloud costs with analytics
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This document discusses cloud computing costs and analytics. It begins by providing background on cloud infrastructure and operations. It then discusses challenges in understanding and managing cloud costs. The document outlines the history and services of RightScale, a company that provides cloud cost analytics. It concludes by discussing RightScale's customers and culture.
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Understanding cloud costs with analytics
- 1. Understanding cloud costs with analytics Ali Khajeh-Hosseini @AliKhajeh Nov 2014, Bristol University ® ®
- 2. What is a cloud?
- 3. Server
- 4. Rack
- 5. Container
- 6. 2500 Servers Electricity, Water, Internet
- 9. Taken from one of Dave Cliff ’s talk on Cloud Computing
- 10. a cloud
- 11. Scale of operations Around 60 Staff 30 Megawatts = Perth (Scotland)! 38,500 m2 = 4 ftbl pitches Microsoft has >1M servers h#p://web.archive.org/web/20120224062157/h#p://www.microso;.com/Presspass/emea/presscentre/pressreleases/February2012/23-‐02DublinDataCentre.mspx h#p://news.microso;.com/speeches/steve-‐ballmer-‐worldwide-‐partner-‐conference-‐2013-‐keynote/
- 12. Why do companies care? Many benefits - Elasticity & pay-per-use-pricing - On-demand computing ...
- 13. Animoto’s crazy scale-out Scale-out from 50 to 4,000 servers in 3 days h#p://blog.rightscale.com/2008/04/23/animoto-‐facebook-‐scale-‐up/
- 14. Capacity planning Images taken from h#p://aws.amazon.com/economics/
- 15. Zynga’s Z-Cloud Launch new games on public clouds Move to private cloud when usage patterns are understood h#p://www.rightscale.com/customers/zynga-‐grows-‐to-‐1-‐social-‐gaming-‐site-‐with-‐rightscale.php h#p://code.zynga.com/2012/02/the-‐evoluNon-‐of-‐zcloud/
- 16. There are different public cloud pricing models Rackspace IBM SoftLayer HP …
- 17. Amazon Web Services Different purchase options - On-Demand: fixed rate - Reserved: pay upfront, lower rate - Spot: Bid how much you would pay - Discounts and consolidated bills
- 18. AWS Reserved Instances up-front procurement to pay-per-use You have to specify: term (1/3 yr), utilization, availability zone, instance type and OS when buying a RI Image taken from h#p://aws.typepad.com/aws/2011/12/reserved-‐instance-‐opNons-‐for-‐amazon-‐ec2.html
- 19. AWS Reserved Instances Marketplace Buy and sell reservations
- 20. AWS Spot Prices Bid for an instance, it’ll get switched on if bid >= spot price. You pay spot price, AWS sets it. h#p://www.cs.technion.ac.il/~ladypine/spotprice-‐slides-‐postmortem.pdf
- 21. Example: a MySQL Database AWS Relation Database Service (RDS) - Up-front reservation fee (optional) - CPU: $X/hour (based on instance type and cloud) - Storage: $X/GB/month - Transactions: $X/Millions of I/O ops - Provisioned IOPS: $X/IOPS/month (has other limitations) - Redundancy: double the CPU hourly rate - Data transfer: $X/GB (tiered across cloud)
- 22. What the heck? I just wanted a simple database
- 23. Google’s sustained usage model Automatically lower the price of your virtual machines when you use them to run sustained workloads Images taken from h#ps://cloud.google.com/compute/pricing#sustained_use
- 24. Let’s play Tetris Images taken from h#p://googlecloudplaRorm.blogspot.co.uk/2014/04/introducing-‐sustained-‐use-‐discounts.html
- 25. The challenge Cloud spending is growing rapidly Cloud pricing is complicated… we scrape over 12,000 prices. Need to monitor, allocate, forecast & optimize costs h#p://www.gartner.com/newsroom/id/2352816
- 26. The story so far… Jan 2009: Started researching cloud cost forecasting in St Andrews Dec ‘11: With Hassan, we launched PlanForCloud Jul ‘12: Acquired by RightScale Nov ‘13: Launched Private-Beta of Cloud Analytics Mar ‘14: Cloud Analytics goes into Public-Beta Oct ‘14: Cloud Analytics is Generally Available
- 27. Connect to a cloud We regularly collect data
- 28. Slice and dice the data
- 30. Forecast costs based on switching clouds or increased growth
- 31. Who buys our products? Enterprises like Sony, EA Games, PBS, Pearson Publishing, Zynga…
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- 46. Do they have fun? What’s their hiring process? Do they invest in good tools? What’s the team setup, and how often do they ship? Are people given freedom to experiment? Friday afternoon is our iTime What’s the level of transparency and trust? Open by Default
- 47. Edinburgh, Santa Barbara and remote…
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- 85. Ruby, Praxis (our own open source API framework), Go, Erlang, JavaScript, AngularJS, Node. MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Cassandra, DynamoDB, Redshift, Memcached, Redis, Nginx, HAProxy, Rsyslog. AWS, Google Compute Engine, MS Azure, VMware…