Primary storage for SaaS solutions
summary
SaaS storage options on AWS compare concrete tradeoffs: object durability in S3 (regional, cross-region replication) vs zonal EBS and instance NVMe for speed; tested partner stacks show scale and behavior — Weka on i3en: scale‑out NVMe + S3, linear performance to 240 nodes, IO500 #1 on AWS; Pure Cloud Block Store: scale‑up, two controller nodes, synchronous AZ replication and cloud‑snap to S3 for DR; NetApp CVO supports 2–368 TB pods, Veritas InfoScale adds app failover, and Replicas (pre‑GA) claims zero RPO across regions.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Intro
- 2:43Using the AWS Well-Architected Framework
- 3:40Choosing the night storage solution
- 6:33Availability Zones
- 7:51Zonal vs Regional vs. Global
- 9:59AWS service examples
- 12:46Designing up the stack (Zonal)
- 13:44Designing up the stack Regional
- 14:41It's all about balance
- 17:44Wekalo Matrix - Performance and cost
- 21:13Wekalo Matrix bask architecture
- 24:10Pure Cloud Block Store (CBS)
- 25:38Pure CBS basic architecture
- 27:21Pure CBS synchronous replication across AZS
- 28:29Pure CBS asynchronous multi Region
- 31:07NetApp doud Volumes ONTAP (CVO)
- 34:18NetApp CVO multi-AZ architecture
- 36:47Veritas InfoScale
- 39:27Global disaster recovery
- 40:48AWS Transit Gateway
- 43:02New Solution - Replay
- 44:43Zero RPO across region
- 48:35Summary
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