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Intro to AWS @UW Cloud Introduction to AWS in Higher Ed Lori Clithero [email protected] | 206.227.5054 University of Washington Cloud Day © 2015, Amazon Web Services, Inc. or its Affiliates. All rights reserved. Cloud democratizes compute and data access 2 AWS’ History of Innovation AWS has been continually expanding its services to support virtually any cloud workload, and it now has more than 40 services. Amazon Elastic Transcoder AWS OpsWorKs Amazon SES Amazon CloudHSM AWS Elastic BeanstalK Elastic Load Amazon AppStream AWS CloudFormation Balancing Amazon CloudTrail Amazon Elasticache Amazon EFS Auto Scaling Amazon WorKSpaces AWS Direct Connect Amazon WorKMail Amazon VPC Amazon Kinesis Amazon Simple DB Amazon RDS AWS GovCloud Amazon Machine Learning 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 Amazon S3 Amazon EBS Amazon SNS AWS Storage Gateway Amazon ECS Amazon SQS Amazon Amazon IAM Amazon DynamoDB Amazon Lambda Amazon EC2 CloudFront Amazon Route 53 Amazon CloudSearch Amazon Config Amazon SWF AWS CodeDeploy Amazon Glacier Amazon RDS for Aurora Amazon Redshift AWS KMS AWS Data Pipeline Amazon Cognito In the last five years, AWS launched 1,203 new features and/or Amazon WorKDocs services for a total of over 1,340 since inception in 2006. AWS Directory Service Amazon Mobile Analytics April 30, 2015 AWS Import/Export Snowball How it worKs Global Footprint Everyday, AWS adds enough new server capacity to support Amazon.com when it was a $7 billion global enterprise. Over 1 million active customers across 190 countries 900+ government agencies 3,400+ educational institutions 11 regions 29 availability zones 53 edge locations Region Edge Location HYBRID TECHNICAL & MARKETPLACE BUSINESS ARCHITECTURE SUPPORT Business Business DevOps Security Networking Databases Storage Apps Intelligence Tools Integrated Support Networking ANALYTICS APP SERVICES MOBILE SERVICES DEVELOPMENT & OPERATIONS IoT ENTERPRISE APPS Data Queuing & API One-click App Rules Warehousing Notifications Gateway Deployment Engine Virtual Desktops Professional Business DevOps Resource Services Direct Intelligence Identity Connect Workflow Management Device Hadoop/ Shadows Sharing & Spark Application Lifecycle Sync Collaboration Streaming Data Search Management Partner Device Analysis Ecosystem Mobile SDKs Containers Identity Streaming Data Analytics Corporate Collection Email Federation Device Email Single Integrated Gateway Machine Console Triggers Training & Learning Certification Elastic Push Resource Transcoding Registry Backup Integrated Search Notifications Templates App Deployments Solutions SECURITY & COMPLIANCE Architects Key Identity Access Monitoring Configuration Web application Assessment Resource & Management Management Control & Logs Compliance firewall and reporting Usage Auditing & Storage Data Account Backups CORE SERVICES Management Storage Compute Databases Networking VMs , Auto-scaling, Object, Blocks, CDN Relational, NoSQL, VPC , D X, D N S & Load Balanc ing Ar c hiv al, Impor t/Ex por t Caching, Migration Security Integrated INFRASTRUCTURE & Pricing Resource Reports Management Availability Points of Regions Zones Presence Business of Education • Public & Departmental Websites • Development & Test Environments • ERP Systems • Data Analytics • Student Information System Software • Disaster Recovery • Data Center Migrations • Storage & Backup Supporting Business of Education (examples) University of Maryland University College (UMUC) needed to replace its “ legacy applications and decided to use AWS to run its new analytics We are confident in saying that platform as well as several administrative workloads. By using AWS, UMUC improved the performance of its analytics platform by twentyfold the AWS infrastructure has and enabled its engineers to focus on building new applications instead of performed exactly as intended. managing IT infrastructure. Sharif Nijim Enterprise Application Architect, University of Notre Dame Ivy Tech Community College of Indiana is the largest community college in the United States. About 170,000 students register for classes each year; • UND migrated website and global student and ” school maintains a student database with about 1.7 million records. School faculty authentication store to AWS with plans to needed to scale existing systems, including operational data store (ODS). By move 80% of its workloads in the next three years. leveraging AWS: Queries complete in as little as three seconds, down from 40 minutes; Licensing and monthly operational costs are about 60 • UND Reports 40% savings on IT operational costs percent less. annually. Teaching / Learning Solutions • Lecture Capture • Learning / Course Management Systems • Distance Learning • Massive Open Online Courses (MOOCs) • Student Lab Environments • Virtual Desktop / Virtual Application Delivery • 21st Century Learning & Collaboration Teaching / Learning use cases on AWS (examples) “ We could not scale our business as seamlessly without AWS – and we certainly couldn’t do it on a global basis. Tony Abate COO, Echo360 • Using AWS, the company can dynamically handle workload as two million students across 650 schools ”in 30 countries access the system • With more than 300 classes on its website, Coursera needed to track student data, store and • AWS allows Echo 360 to deliver a reliably solution deliver videos, and enable students and teachers globally at 30 percent less than what a customer would to interact with each other be able to do on its own. 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