A Year with Apache Aurora - Rick Mangi, Chartbeat
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Channel: The Linux Foundation · 2017 · Science & Technology
A Year with Apache Aurora - Rick Mangi, Chartbeat Chartbeat, a real time web publishing analytics platform made the decision last year to migrate the bulk of our workload from puppet managed AWS EC2 instances to Aurora. Today, the majority of our migration is done and this talk will focus on what we learned and the decisions made along the way, including what not to migrate to Aurora. We chose to adopt Aurora for a variety of reasons: cost savings from better resource utilization, consistent deployments and monitoring of services, streamlining of the development workflow and the ability to approach scaling our platform holistically. Aurora has helped us to reign in server sprawl and get a much better handle on our footprint. We don't claim to have done everything "right", but it works for us and that's all that matters. About Rick Mangi Head of Platform Engineering and DevOps (Platopus) at Chartbeat, Rick is a 20 year industry veteran focused on startups in the publishing and media space. At Chartbeat, he has been focused on bringing a successful startup to the next level of efficiency and reliability with apache aurora, kafka, and a whole lot of aws. Previously, he has only spoken at meetups but feels like he has enough gray hair to be worth listening to.
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