IBM Cloud Strategy

IBM Private Cloud Strategy

Damola Sangotade [email protected] IBM Cloud Strategy & Product Management http://snehalantani.googlepages.com

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Smarter Computing: System z Analyst Summit

Application Developer / LOB

Goal: Get applications into production faster •  Rapid deployment of dev/test/production services •  Leverage existing SaaS functions •  Leverage turn-key solutions •  Deliver differentiated, higher-value solutions

IT Operations

Goal: Efficient IT •  Extract the most value from HW, SW, labor by virtualizing standardizing, automating, &optimizing •  Improve QoS •  Optimize datacenter footprint by leverage compute resources outside of the datacenter on demand.

Business Development

Goal: Capture new business opportunities •  Address new market segments with aaS

delivery models

Lenses of Cloud



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1.  Speed - build out environments quickly

•  A new application infrastructure should take you minutes, not weeks

2.  Repeatability - automation to avoid redundancy

•  Your 2nd, 3rd, and Nth environment should be faster to build than your 1st environment

3.  Consistency - limit the variables across deployments •  Your configurations should get seamlessly promoted from test -> pre-

production -> production, across different platforms

Description of the Application Topology Automation

Magic

Web Server

Web Server

WAS Resource Definitions

Application

WAS

Resource Definitions

Application

DB

Test Env Variables

Production Env Variables

Standardization & Automation Requirements



PaaS will be Workload Aware

Intelligently manage workloads •  Full life-cycle management of workloads •  Web Apps, Batch, Analytics, BPM, etc workloads run on shared resources •  Workload management understands the priorities & SLA’s •  PaaS dynamically manages workloads to meet business objectives •  PaaS will understand workload & infrastructure characteristics and optimize!

Web Apps

Batch Jobs

Analytics

Business Processes

IaaS

Workload Aware PaaS

Note: This is a vision slide

Pioneered by IBM System Z workload management, Enhanced by WebSphere Virtual Enterprise Enabled by IBM Workload Deployer



Build & Deliver Higher-Value Solutions

Pattern-based Middleware •  Build solutions with molecules versus atoms •  Leverage IBM-built molecules – Workload Patterns •  Create your own molecules – Topology Patterns w/ Tooling & Image Management •  PaaS manages the molecules

WAS WXS DB2 ITM

Web App Workloads

WCG DB2 TWS

Batch Workloads

Data Stage

Solutions

Pioneered by IBM Service Delivery Manager & WebSphere Cloudburst Appliance, Enabled by IBM Workload Deployer



IBM Workload Deployer Workload Aware PaaS

Web Apps Batch

Analy0cs BPM Commerce

x86 System p

System z Appliances Hardware Accelerators

Infrastructure aaS Mul$-‐pla(orm Management & Integra$on

Workloads

Public Cloud

Industry Solu0ons Smarter Planet

Solu2ons via SaaS & BPaaS

•  Policy-‐driven Workload Management •  Fine-‐grained Service Level Enforcement •  Workload Op0miza0on •  Con0nuous Availability •  Workload & Data Mobility •  Governance •  Based on Open Standards

API

API

Bringing it all together

Note: This is a vision slide



Bring your app & requirements, we’ll handle the details Workload-centric view of IT leveraging platform and infrastructure aaS

IBM’s Private Cloud Strategy

Workload Optimized: Right tool for the job

Integrated hardware & software to maximize performance

High Value Solutions

Bring your app & requirements, We’ll handle the details

Business Services

Platform

Infrastructure

Workload Optimized: Right tool for the job

High Value Solutions Smarter, Industry aligned, turn-key solutions

Built on Open Standards



IBM Smart Business Cloud – Enterprise+, Enterprise

§  Private cloud §  Client runs and

manages §  IBM implements to

client specs on client premises

§  Internal network

§  Private cloud §  IBM runs and

manages §  IBM implements to

client specs on client or IBM premises

§  Internal network

§  IBM owned and operated

§  Dedicated resources §  Shared facilities and

cloud management §  Longer term

managed service options

§  Server service level agreement

§  IBM owned and operated

§  Mix of shared resources

§  Shared facilities and cloud management

§  Elastic scaling §  Pay-as-you-go §  Service SLA

§  Currently not offered by IBM

§  Shared resources §  Elastic scaling §  Pay-as-you-go §  End-user access

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Enterprise data center

Private cloud

1

IBM operated

Enterprise data center

2

Managed private cloud

IBM owned and operated

Enterprise 3

Hosted private cloud

Public access to cloud services

User A User B User C

User D User E

5

Shared cloud services

Enterprise C

Enterprise B

Enterprise A 4

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Private Shared Public

From private clouds to computing on the IBM Smart Business Cloud



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