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1 Systems Architecture Design, Configuration, and Deployment Tom Pattison and Michael Young Version 3.1
2 Agenda What is System Architecture? Design - System Architecture Business Data Application Technology Deploying - System Architecture Scalability & Reliability Performance Security Capacity Planning Architecture Snapshots Summary
3 What is System Architecture?
4 What is System Architecture? The Simple Definition Provide optimal solutions specifying implementation information for 4 basic components Users Applications Data 2 Network 3 Applications 1 Data Users 4 Network 4 Network
5 What is System Architecture? Why is it important? Success of Enterprise solutions depend on more then just delivering functions to the endend-user What if Displaying a map on the screen takes 10 minutes? 1000 users hit the system and your app fails? You only need 1/10th of the hardware and licensing you purchased? The integrity of your data is compromised? Your solution can t interoperate with the new application you bought? System Architecture addresses these Quality Attributes Sometimes called NonNon-Functional requirements as opposed to functional requirements Mission critical solutions fail if Quality Attributes not addressed
6 What is System Architecture? Sounds Simple Enough Only 4 basic components Why are we in this session then? The difficulty Addressing two sets of extremely complex Enterprise Requirements Functional Requirements Quality Attribute Requirements Visualization Analysis Workflow Integration... Infrastructure Performance & Scalability Security Organizations turn to Enterprise Architecture Frameworks as a roadmap
7 What is System Architecture? Understanding Architecture Abstraction Levels General IT Architectures Service Oriented Architecture Application Architecture Patterns Geographic Industry IT Vertical Architectures Architectures Resource Center Enterprise GIS Resource Center Industry Templates Your Organizations Architecture Your Enterprise GIS Architecture System Architecture is one part of your Enterprise GIS Architecture
8 What is System Architecture? Key Enterprise Architecture Areas Your Enterprise GIS Architecture is based on four* key areas: Business Architecture Data Architecture Application Architecture Technology Architecture - Business needs - Data and workflow - Applications utilized - Supporting infrastructure Each area provides key information for System Architecture This presentation focuses on the System Architecture needs for a solution containing ESRI components * Based on The Open Group Architecture Framework (Version 9), a mainstream IT framework
9 What is System Architecture? Scope in an Enterprise Project Project Phases System Architecture Design and Deployment are the next two sections of this presentation Design Focuses on Architecture Inputs and Decisions Deployment Focuses on Implementation Quality Attributes
10 Design - System Architecture
11 Design Business Architecture Identify Business strategy Governance Organization Key business processes Decisions Project Scope One site, multiple sites, your whole org, interaction with other orgs Is the organization structured as centralized or dede-centralized? What are the key scenarios?
12 Design Data Architecture Identify Logical data assets Physical data assets Data management resources Decisions Is data going to be physically centralized or dede-centralized? If dede-centralized, is replication necessary? If replication is necessary, determine appropriate replication mechanisms Is spatial versioning planned or nonnon-simple spatial features?» If yes, then ArcGIS Server Replication might be a best fit» If no, then Relational database or disk hardware level replication might be best
13 Design Application Architecture Identify Individual application needs Application interactions Application relationships to the core business processes of the organization Decisions First: Choose application types Second: Choose corresponding ESRI applications Use the Enterprise GIS Resource Center to help identify what is appropriate for your project
14 Design Application Architecture Choose application type(s) Application patterns are applicable cross platform and vendor solutions SMS, MS Open Source Application Patterns Flex
15 Design Application Architecture Choose specific ESRI applications Example: ArcGIS API for Flex Highlights key components Tiers Client Web GIS Layers Presentation Service Business Data Management Interfaces ArcCatalog ArcGIS Services Directory ArcGIS Server Manager Processing Loads Notice Presentation Layer offloaded to client Cache balance on client and server
16 Design Technology Architecture Identify IT infrastructure Middleware needs Networks Standards Decide Choose an Architectural Style and standards Where Virtualization should be utilized How to best minimize Network loads What storage mechanisms to utilize
17 Design Technology Architecture Architectural Styles A set of principles (coarse(coarse-grained pattern) Overlapping styles is common Service Oriented Architecture (SOA) Loosely coupled integration options Exposes functionality in a platformplatform-independent way Standards include: REST, SOAP Message Message--Bus or ESB Systems communicate with each other without needing to know recipient On On--the the--fly transformations of information by bus between systems Federated Portals Metadata Standards include: UDDI, CSCS-W, eb eb--rim Point Point--to to--point Tightly coupled integration Fast to deploy but not agile to change
18 Design Technology Architecture Primary virtualization technologies utilized by ESRI customers Application Virtualization Useful for scenario of: Centralized Data Distributed Users User functional requirements demand Rich Client Applications Common supporting products include Windows Terminal Services Citrix Provides additional Enterprise management capabilities Hardware Virtualization Useful for scenario of: Multiple servers are not heavily utilized Facilitates server consolidation ArcGIS Server now fully supported Testing indicates % performance/throughput degradation due to high I/O demands of GIS imagery and functions 60% degradation has been observed so testing is key to identifying your needs
19 Design Technology Architecture Estimate Network loads Identity available infrastructure bandwidths Plan for infrastructure upgrades as necessary and balance with adjusting workflows and services utilized
20 Design Technology Architecture Storage Mechanisms SAN Provides optimal performance, availability and scalability Common for RDBMS and Vector data NAS SAN typically does not allow concurrent access of multiple servers to file based storage on one LUN Common for File Based imagery Web Service Clients ArcMap, ArcGIS Explorer, Gaia, etc. Direct Clients ArcMap, ERDAS, Server Manager, etc. SOAP REST WMS WCS WFS KML ArcGIS Server FGDB ImageServer Map / Image Services DAS Utilize local disks on web application servers with readreadonly File Geodatabases Fast performance GeoDatabase Raster, Vector, Footprints, & Metadata Storage Area Network (SAN) File System Raster only Network Attached Storage (NAS)
21 Deployment - System Architecture
22 Deployment Environments EDN License Development Staging License Staging Reverse Proxy Network Loadbalancer EDN System Staging Virtual Machines (Reflect Production) Production License Production Reverse Proxy Network Loadbalancer Production Systems
23 Deployment Scalability and Reliability Scale up vs. Scale out Distributed vs. NonNon-Distributed Load balancing vs. Clustering
24 Scalability & Reliability Scale Up vs. Scale Out Scale Up Get a Bigger Server Common recommendation for Relational Database Servers Look at scalescale-up options first if availability requirements not high Pros Simple option with no additional maintenance costs Cons: Single point of failure Windows limit is roughly 100 ArcSOC processes Scale Out Get more Servers Common recommendation for Web and ArcGIS Application Servers Pros Increases load capacity, protects against hardware failures, and ArcGIS products designed to scale out on multiple tiers. Cons Additional administrative and equipment costs
25 Scalability & Reliability Web Tier SOM Distributed vs. NonNon-Distributed Web Tier Manage SOC ArcSDE Web Tier SOM SOC ArcSDE SOC ArcSDE DBMS DBMS DBMS Single Machine Scenario Multiple Machine Scenario Only distribute components where necessary This provides best performance Distribution may be necessary for Security policies, physical constraints, shared business logic, and scalability Starting with there are no licensing costs for separate SOM or ADF tiers
26 Scalability & Reliability Load Balancing vs. Clustering Load Balancing Requests distributed across all healthy servers Enhances performance, availability, and scalability of services such as ArcGIS Web App servers, and readreadonly stores Failover Cluster Upon failure, standby server takes over Provides high availability and scalability for read/write stores such as databases ArcGIS SOM cluster can provide HA without burden of 2 SOMs to maintain
27 Deployment Performance Selecting Services Caching
28 Performance Selecting Services Different geospatial services have different loads on your systems This table summarizes the relative performance of services If performance is high, then a fast result is returned with less system overhead
29 Performance Better Caching Caching ArcGIS Server Tile Caches Map Service mxd file - (2 (2--D) Partial Caching On Demand Caching Workflow Performance Summary Globe Service 3dd file - (3 (3--D) 1.2 NWQ Service Overviews 5% of raw Derived Tile 30% of raw Database SDE Pyramiding Performance (sec) Image Server 1.0 Network 0.8 Web Svr Q Web Server 0.6 App Svr Q 0.4 App Svr DBQ 0.2 Database 0.0 Client Side ArcExplorer / ArcMap / AJAX Internet Caching Akami 30% traffic / load reduction Light Dynamic Medium Dynamic Fully Cached
30 Deployment Security ESRI is providing security implementation patterns to help solve recurring security problems in a proven, successful way ESRI s patterns leverage The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) guidelines for securing information systems Patterns are based on risk for : Basic Security Risk Implementations Standard Security Risk Implementations Advanced Security Risk Implementations For more information on security patterns and securing ESRI solutions check out: Designing Secure GIS Solutions Thurs 1:30pm Security section of New Enterprise GIS Resource Center
31 Security ArcGIS Component Locations DMZ Internal Local Area Network ArcGIS Server Web Server Mobile Device Internet Connection Web Users Manager GIS Server Internet (HTTP) Web Application Local Connection Local Users Reverse Proxy SOM & SOC ArcCatalog Rich Client Applications ArcGIS Explorer, ArcGIS Desktop, ArcGIS Engine Data ArcGIS Desktop Content Author
32 Deployment Capacity Planning Initial Capacity Planning Guidance Single Workflow Modeling Enterprise Workflow Modeling Load Testing
33 Deployment Initial Capacity Planning Guidance High-level capacity guidance Useful when user and business needs not clearly delineated
34 Deployment Workflow Name: Export Map Dynamic Rest Service Model Driven Capacity Planning RTt Single Workflow Modeling Userst Think ST ArcSOC Zoom b Benchmark and Target Response Time and Throughput 25, Mbits/tr b 3.00 SpecRate bpercpu SpecRate tpercpu %CPU THt ,000 15, ,000 Response Time 2.50 Throughput Simple Capacity Calculator Non Non--Distributed server model Benchmark comparisons See Enterprise Resource Center 3.00 sec users 6.00 sec 0.60 sec 1.81 Mbits/tr 95 % 23,200 tr/hr , #CPUt Mbps 4.04 CPU cores Mbps 60 User Load Throughput, B Throughput, T Response Time, B Response Time, T input values calculated values Enterprise Workflow Modeling Capacity Planning Tool (CPT) Modeling includes Multiple workflows Multiple Servers and tiers Network loads Load Load--Testing Collect your own statistics and model See Enterprise GIS Resource Center for guidance Enterprise Implementation Services Team Collect statistics for your environment and provide recommendations
35 Architecture Snapshots
36 Architecture Snapshots Geocentric - Shell Oil Corporate Portal (User-customisable) User Application interfaces Light users www Power Users Specialist Apps GIS (Business/GeoScience) (ArcGIS Desktop) Internet (search, trade journals, hosted services) Find & Retrieve Business Catalog Search (spatial, text, natural language) Geoparsing & Geocoding (Central Asset Register) Corporate Memory A Browse (folders, categories) GIS Catalog (Metadata per layer) B C Documents Library Records Federated DBs Imagery Federated DBMSs
37 Architecture Snapshot County Implementation
38 Architecture Snapshots Geospatially--Enabled - Sears Geospatially GIS Based Service Area Planning Forecasted Demand Available Fleet Sears Enhanced Home Delivery System (EHDS) Warehouse Optimization Routing forklifts Nationwide Geocoding and Route Optimization Customer Request Home Delivery OR Home Product Repair Customer Service Delivery Vehicle departs to your home to Deliver Merchandise Service Technician Departs to your home for Product Repair Mainframe CIS GPS In-Vehicle Navigation Turn Right on East Washington Street Nationwide Geocoding and Routing Route Management Mobile Workstation Capacity Area Management System (CAMS) Assign Technicians to work areas ArcObjects Computer Aided Routing System (CARS) Mobile Mapping Geocoding and Route Optimization InIn-Vehicle Navigation
39 Architecture Snapshots Reference Implementations ESRI will be posting Reference Implementations to the new Enterprise GIS Resource Center Located in the Implementation Gallery Reference Implementations are a mechanism to communicate deployment best practices Goal is to also provide performance and security validation for Reference Implementations
40 Summary
41 Summary Remember the 4 basic components of System Architecture User, Application, Data, and Network Architecture is an iterative process Use your key scenarios to validate proposed alternatives Enterprise solutions fail if Quality Attributes not addressed System Architecture addresses Quality Attribute Requirements Patterns and Best Practice References are your friend Application Architecture Patterns Architecture Styles Reference Implementations Capacity Planning Guides Check out the Enterprise GIS Resource Center for the technical answers you need to provide optimal solutions
42 Questions Please turn in your session evaluations
43 References TOGAF An Enterprise Architecture Framework ESRI Project Center Website Guidance for managing an Enterprise GIS project ESRI Enterprise GIS Resource Center Website Focused Enterprise GIS Technical Solutions MS Open Source Application Architecture Pattern Guidance Windows Server limited to 120 ArcSOC processes ESRI Capacity Planning Tool
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