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Cloud Computing, How do I do that? Christian Verstraete – Chief Technologist - Cloud

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Every Generation has a Defining Industry


IT is the Defining Industry of our Generation

The Internet 2000s Client/Server 1990s Mainframe 1970-80s Mobile, Social Media, Big Data & The Cloud 2010s


It is a recognized convergence of technologies by industry analysts and practitioners

The NSIT enables new business models

HP’s NSIT Gartner’s ‘Nexus of Forces’ IDC’s ‘3rd Platform’ The Open Group’s ‘Open Platform 3.0’TM

It also involves the Internet of Things (IoT), new style of user experience, new security solutions …

Cloud

Big Data

Mobility Social Media

New Style of IT (NSIT)

Mobility

Security


…To bridge the current with the future enterprise architecture

You need an NSIT Roadmap

Business

Application

Information Infrastructure Technology

Cloud Mobility

Big Data

Social Media

Security


Future State: It will be a Hybrid World

Build Cloud services

Consume Cloud services

Private Cloud Managed Cloud Public Cloud Traditional

SLAs availability, security, performance, compliance, cost


Initial Services

Two key questions upfront

Initial Platform


Four key areas to explore

Drivers Cost Reduction Agility/Responsiveness Business Transformation New Business Opportunities

Technology Transformation • Private or Managed • Security &

compliance • High availability,

disaster recovery & back-up

• Platform management

• Metering & measurement

• Brokering • Intermediation

Application Transformation • Existing or new • Which applications • Target cloud • Transformation

approaches • Application

development for cloud

• Mobile application integration

• Data integration • Legacy integration

Business Service Transformation • Developing service

thinking • Service portfolio

management • Business process

digitization • Technology

oriented innovation • Eco-system

integration • Market

understanding

Delivery Model Transformation • IT organization

structure • Organizational

maturity • Skills requirement • Financial approach

of IT funding • Business to IT

alignment • Management of

change


Business Service Transformation



Start Step 1 Decision

Step 2a

Step 2b

Step 3 End

SaaS

Appl.

Service Definition

Service definition Service components

Service availability/reliability

Service price

Additional information

Service goals and policies


Service portfolio artifacts, roles, dependencies

Service plan per consumer segment

Demand forecast

Capacity plan

Expense budget

Investment plan

Service catalog

Service specification

Service portfolio lifecycle management

Business requirement & Service definition

OLA Service

specification

Underpinning Contract

Supplier product specification

Service Level Agreement

Service catalog

Service description

Business managers

Service manager

Capacity manager

Finance manager

Portfolio manager

Demand planning

Consumer

Delivery manager

Supplier

Service documentation and service contracts

Consumer


Application Transformation


Application Transformation: The application challenges

What applications should I move to

the cloud?

How do I make applications ready

for the cloud?

How do I secure applications in

the cloud?

How do I integrate my business processes?

How do I integrate applications in the

cloud with my other apps?

How do I develop & test apps in

the cloud?

How do I manage applications in

the cloud?


Existing apps: Application Transformation Strategies

Re-factor Re-architect

Re-host Replace


Strategy

SaaS

SOA

PaaS

IaaS

IaaS

Coding Effort

New Value Generation Potential

Migration of the application to the new cloud platform as-is

Rebuild the application to adopt modern techniques, typically using the architectural principles of service orientation. Loosely coupled, composite applications can best take advantage of running in the cloud

Code optimization to improve the run-time efficiency of an application

especially taking advantage of the cloud platform with no changes in

business processes or programming language

Retire legacy applications in favor of SaaS applications

PaaS

PaaS


Principles and processes for enhancing collaboration, communications and integration between software developers and IT Operations to rapidly produce/update applications and cloud services

Development: Bringing Applications to Market Faster

IT Operations “Be predictable – minimize risk”

Features & code changes

Development “Be more agile - deliver faster”

Agile Development DevOps


Key Tools

IT Operations HP Continuous Deployment

Automation

Development HP LAB Management Automation

Build Verification Testing

Define AUT topology

Schedule nightly test set

Define test sets

Developer checks-in code

One-time set-up activities Recurring activities

Run nightly dev build

Provision infrastructure

Deploy application

Run tests

Provide results

De-provision infrastructure

Development Quality Assurance

Staging Production


• HP

• OPEX

• HP selected locations

• Fully elastic

• Published SLA

• Credit-card internet transaction, or PO

• Hourly

• Customer

• CAPEX

• Client location

• Client-funded elasticity

• Internal Customer SLAs

• HW/SW purchase order

• Product SKU

WORKLOADS

Enterprise & Legacy Apps.

New Applications

Development & Test

OPERATED BY

CAPEX/OPEX

FACILITY SITE

ELASTICITY

SLAs

ORDER TYPE

MINIMUM UNIT

• HP

• OPEX

• Multiple HP locations

• Base & Burst elasticity

• Published SLA contracts

• Managed service purchase order

• Base commit charged monthly+ daily burst

Private Cloud

Managed Cloud

Private Virtual Private Public Cloud

Technology: An integrated portfolio for increased agility

• HP

• CAPEX , with OPEX option

• Nearly ANY HP or Client facility

• Client-funded elasticity

• Standard “system-level” SLA

• HW/SW & Managed service PO; Or Managed service PO

• Product SKU + service commit charged monthly


Technology Transformation


Single services view across hybrid cloud

Multi-hypervisor, multi-OS, heterogeneous infrastructure

Intelligent automation and orchestration

Rapid application and infrastructure deployment

Most complete, open, integrated system

Private Cloud: HP CloudSystem

VM’s in owned infrastructure

VM’s in managed infrastructure

VM’s in public cloud

PaaS Services

SaaS Services

Traditional Apps through web services


Enterprise Cloud Services (ECS) offering

Managed Cloud

Private Cloud

Virtual Private Cloud

Continuity Utility/Grid IaaS

Messaging

Collaboration

Unified Communications

Mobility

End User/ Workplace Cloud

Applications Ap

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Enterprise-class, managed, highly secure cloud solutions

HP

Enterprise Cloud Services Solutions

Microsoft Dynamic CRM

SAP Applications

Oracle HP Airline

Cloud SVCs Web

Services Custom

Apps


Security hardened deployment with live support and leading SLAs

HP public cloud portfolio

High-performance, highly available local VM storage solution. On-demand, scalable access to application data

99

.95

% S

LA

Public Beta

Ea

rly

Acc

ess

On demand compute instances to handle unique workloads.

On-demand scalable storage capacity for archiving and data backup.

Delivery of cached content to end users powered by Akamai.

Network load balancing across VMs with selectable routing algorithms

Multiple language development, deployment, and management of apps

Real-time VM health and performance metrics

Asynchronous message queuing

Built with market leading HP hardware/software, HP intellectual property, based on OpenStack® technology

Authoritative Domain Services for VM hostname management

http://www.akamai.com/



Characteristics Target Environment

Infrastructure operating

environment

Enables shared-service management

Flex fabric Wire-once, dynamic assembly, always predictable

Adaptive resource pools

Virtualized compute, memory, storage & network

Data center smart grid

Intelligent energy management across systems and facilities

Transformation Approach

Strategic planning

Roadmap planning

Security planning

Design

Implementation

Develop a better understanding of the potential of cloud or cloud’s new stage for your business

Build strategy, business case and implementation programs for transformation to new cloud stage

Explore the threats, risks and impacts of the new cloud stage and the mitigation measures and tools

Make technology choices, set standards, develop policies, do detailed planning using strategy budgets, support assurances, and resources

Implement, test and deploy your new cloud stage solution

Why ?

What ?

How ?

Where & When ?


Delivery Model Transformation


Define the “cloud” maturity of your IT team

Understand where you are and where you want to be

Level Technical Infrastructure & Architecture

Service Management Framework

Governance, Finance & Security

Culture & Staff Best Practices Processes

Service Portfolio Management

5. Cloud Service Provider

Cloud services optimized infrastructure

Continuous value management organization

Value-based pricign Business/commerce centric

Value Chain optimized processes

Commercial service portfolio management

4. Differentiated service sourcing

Automated infrastructure pooling

Value-chain based service management

Variable IT costing Optimized policy management

Customer-centric behavior

Service strategy processes

Service brokering

3. Service enabled Shared & virtualized infrastructure

Integrated information & service management

Service-driven policy principles

Service focused Process optimization Service portfolio with Operational-Level Agreements and specifications

2. Optimized Consolidated negotiated functionality

Enterprise IT information management

Negotiated budget/resource management

Expert teams Planning processes SLA based technology servic

1. Standardized Enterprise infrastructure architecture

Management control by function/element

Joint, agreed, budget-driven hierarchical management

Departmental silos & competency “heroes”

Operational processes Defined technology services


How does IT reports its added value?

“Billing” True, formal billing to external parties for a hosted model or public cloud Usually handle payment process (eg, managing credit cards)

“Chargeback” Cost allocation to business units or users via cost transfer

“Show-back” Report of services provided, with or without associated costs, without cost transfer

“Basic Performance Management” Internal planning, for IT only, could include utilization In

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Increasing focus from internal to external


Sourcing and Control

Sourcing Options

INTERNAL CO-LOCATED OUTSOURCED CLOUD IAAS CLOUD PAAS CLOUD SAAS

Data Consumer Consumer Consumer Consumer Provider

Applications Consumer Consumer Consumer Consumer Provider

Infrastructure Consumer Consumer Consumer Provider Provider Provider

Operations Consumer Consumer Provider Provider Provider Provider

Facilities Consumer Provider Provider Provider Provider Provider

Mixed

Mixed


Conclusion


Services lifecycle management

Drivers Cost Reduction Agility/Responsiveness Business Transformation New Business Opportunities




Delivery Model Transformation

Governance

Lifecycle

Operations

Financials

Service Governance Application Governance

Technology Governance

Management of Change

Business Process Transformation

Application Development

Technology Enablement

Dev/Ops Integration

Change Requests Application Monitoring

Platform Monitoring

Service Management

Financial Performance

Development/ Support Costs

Infrastructure Costs Management Costs


HP Converged Cloud Professional Services Portfolio

Cloud Advisory Deliver insight and knowledge and identify opportunities to begin a cloud journey

Cloud Strategy Develop a business case, a transformation plan and a multi-year roadmap to a future state across hybrid environment

Applications Transformation to Cloud Design, develop, migrate, and test applications and business processes to exploit cloud benefits

Cloud Design Best practices and frameworks to build detailed architectures and designs for cloud solutions

Cloud Implementation Build, integrate, migrate, and deploy cloud solutions

Cloud Operation Achieve best-in-class operational efficiency of a client’s cloud environment leveraging the unique knowledge of HP experts and our global infrastructure

Cloud Education Train and certify a client’s IT staff and third-party partners to help them architect, integrate, and administer cloud solutions

Manage Transform Advise


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