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The Dow Jones' Solution on AWS
技术
- 网络安全和隐私 - 身份认证管理
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 云计算
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 云存储服务
- 基础设施即服务 (IaaS) - 虚拟私有云
用例
- 网络安全
服务
- 云规划/设计/实施服务
挑战
投资者使用道琼斯指数了解全球金融市场正在发生的事情。 “我们的使命是照亮世界的黑暗角落，关注影响决策制定的新闻，”首席信息官兼全球技术主管 Stephen Orban 说。该公司依靠尖端技术让客户尽可能了解最新消息。
在亚洲，约有 1,280 万人使用 WSJ.com，该网站每月产生约 9,000 万次页面浏览量。当其亚洲数据中心的租约于 2013 年初到期时，该公司需要找到一种替代方案，以帮助其开发人员更多地关注创收应用程序，而不是数据中心维护。道琼斯还希望为其亚洲客户减少延迟，并且希望避免在获取和配置硬件方面出现延迟。 “我的偏好是让我的团队构建产品，而不是运行数据中心，”Orban 说。 “现在数据中心是一种商品，这正是他们能够做到的。”
客户
道琼斯公司
关于客户
总部位于纽约的道琼斯公司是新闻和商业信息的全球供应商，通过报纸、网站、移动应用程序、视频、新闻通讯、杂志、专有数据库、会议和广播向消费者和组织提供内容
解决方案
Dow Jones 之所以选择 AWS，是因为它有助于公司缩短产品的上市时间。 “我们的应用程序依赖于特定的数据库版本，”Orban 说，“并且很多重定向逻辑都是在硬件负载平衡器上完成的。我们使用的所有非 AWS 软件都可以在 Amazon Elastic Compute Cloud (Amazon EC2) 上运行，从而可以提升和转移，并致力于优化未来的环境。”
该公司花了大约六周的时间从其香港数据中心迁移到 AWS。在 AWS Tokyo 上运行的 WSJ.com 产品利用 Amazon EC2 实例上的多个可用区来运行 Dow Jones 应用程序代码和 Oracle 数据库。 Elastic Load Balancing 实例用于在服务之间路由应用程序流量，第三方负载均衡器用于平衡用户流量，WAN 加速器用于改进数据库复制。道琼斯还在使用 Amazon CloudWatch、AWS Identity and Access Management (Amazon IAM) 和 Amazon Virtual Private Cloud (Amazon VPC)。
运营影响
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