Advancing Towards the Future of Cloud Computing: Open Cloud Vision

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IT ProsGrowth & IT Challenges Drive Need for Cloud Computing

1 Cisco Global Cloud Index Nov 20112 IDC Extracting Value from Chaos June 20113 Intel ECG – One Smart Network device forecast4 Cisco Visual Networking Index: Global Mobile Data Traffic Forecast Update, 2011–2016, Feb 20125 Datacenter Dynamics Global Datacenter Energy Demand 2012 forecast http://www.datacenterdynamics.com/research/energy-demand-2011-12; projected to 2015 by Intel; Assume $0.10/kWh

15Bconnected devices by 20153

>3Bconnected users by 20151

Up to 2X or $27B5

in additional data center power costs by 2015

>11X increase in mobile data traffic by 20154

2X growthin information every two years2

Growth IT Challenges

Avoid Lock-InSeek interoperable solutions & services

Improve Agility Reduce service delivery times, improve TCO

Greater Efficiencies Reduce complexity & deploy new workloads

Gain Better InsightsVia intelligent analytics

Cloud Adoption Growing & Delivers Benefits

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Resource provisioning

Virtualized Platforms

Asset Utilization

Capacity

Traditional IT – 2009 Private cloud - 2011

90 days 45 minutes

12% 65%

10-20% >60%

Silos Shared globally

$9M in savings in 2 yearsCost Savings

 1 ODCA global member survey, Oct 2011, N=632 Gartner, Dec 2010, N=55 The Road Map From Virtualization to Cloud Computing (G00210845)3 Source: Intel IT- http://premierit.intel.com/docs

Intel IT example3

PublicCloud

PrivateCloud

Hybrid Cloud

35% by 20152

Today: 7%2014: 23%

Today: 14%2014: 42%

IT Survey Results

>40% of IT operations1 >40% of IT operations1

PublicCloud

PrivateCloud

5

Federated Automated

Client Aware

Private Cloud Public Cloud

Progress Towards Vision of “Cloud 2015”

TodaySilo’d CloudsGrowing public and private

cloud adoption

Security, management complexity, app migration

Resource Provisioning: Months => Minutes

Manual processes

Context aware growing: screen size, location, identity

Lack client aware standards

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2015 & Beyond: Open Cloud Vision

Open Clouds Interoperable, Built on Open,

Multi-Vendor Solutions & Industry Standards

Federated Automated

Client Aware

Private Cloud Public Cloud

2015

Integrated hybrid clouds Easy to compare services Automated security and

resource allocation Expanded context awareness

Private Public

Future

Services & resources adapt to environment

Predictive, real-time analytics User experience adapts to

patterns/behaviors

Intel Strategy to Realize Open Cloud Vision

IT Requirements & Open Standards

Define and Prioritize IT Requirements & Accelerate Open

Industry Standards

Optimized Platforms

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Enable proven solutions that ease cloud adoption &

help guide cloud service provider selection

Intel® Cloud Builders & Cloud

Finder

Deliver optimized products for more secure, efficient, automated platforms built on a common architecture

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Open Data Center AllianceDefining requirements & amplifying voice of IT

Published IT Requirements for:

• Secure Federation

• Enhanced Identity Management

• Services Transparency & Automation

• Common Management & Policy

Proposal Engine Assistant tool:

• Use ODCA usage models in RFPs

>$100B in annual IT spend

www.opendatacenteralliance.org

Source: ODCA member survey, Oct 2011

Intel Strategy to Realize Open Cloud Vision

Define and Prioritize IT Requirements &

Accelerate Industry Standards

Deliver optimized products for more secure, efficient, automated platforms built on a common architecture

Enable proven solutions that ease cloud adoption & provide guidance on cloud service provider selection

Intel® Cloud Builders & Cloud

Finder

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Optimized Platforms

IT Requirements & Open Standards

Open Cloud Platform Evolution

Key Attributes Common architecture built on standard high-volume building blocks Programmable for rapid ecosystem innovation in software Standard management interfaces for multi-vendor interoperability

Integrated Resource Orchestration: Integrate and automate via standard management interfaces

Automated Security: Hardware-enhanced client to cloud security enforcement, audit & identity protection

Scalable Resource Pools: Converged Servers, Storage, Networking

Efficient, Secure, Highly Scalable Servers

Programmable, Software Defined Networks

Immensely Scalable, Distributed Storage

Intel Strategy to Achieve Open Cloud Vision

Define and Prioritize IT Requirements &

Accelerate Industry Standards

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Enable proven solutions that ease cloud adoption & provide guidance on cloud service provider selection

Intel® Cloud Builders & Cloud

Finder

Optimized Platforms

Deliver optimized products for more secure, efficient, automated platforms built on a common architecture

IT Requirements & Open Standards

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Easing Your Cloud Adoption

* Other names and brands may be claimed as the property of others.

www.intelcloudbuilders.com

Proven, interoperable solutions>90 Reference Architectures

Intel® Cloud Builders Intel® Cloud Finder

Coming Soon!

Cloud Finder

Enterprise

Enterprise

Cloud Service Provider

Cloud Service Provider

Cloud Service Provider

Enterprise

IaaS online search tool • Qualified Cloud Service Provider list• Select Provider based on your needs/

criteria• Matchmaking

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Open Cloud VisionProgress Today….Evolving Towards the Future

2010 Today 2015 Future/Ideal

Federated

Automated

Client Aware

PredictiveSilos Hybrid

•Growing adoption•Competing APIs •Hard to compare service levels

• Seamless integration•Consistent APIs• Services transparency

•Adaptive services•Adjust in real-time to events, environment

• Provisioning times: weeks to minutes •Most migrations & audit still manual

• Policy based migrations•Automated auditing

• Predictive resource balancing

• Limited context awareness – screen size, location

• Expanding context awareness: compute, security•Balanced computing

•User experience adapts based on patterns & behaviors

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