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© 2011 VMware Inc. All rights reserved Introducing Cloud Foundry TM The first open platform as a service

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Page 1: Introduction to Cloud Foundry

© 2011 VMware Inc. All rights reserved

Introducing Cloud FoundryTM The first open platform as a service

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The complexity enterprise IT and developers face today

An Idea for a cool app

Spec a server config

Justify server costs

Procurement process

Wait for HW to arrive

Wait for IT ops to Image the server

Install a Database

LOB Architecture approval

Central IT Architectural

approval

Justify more server for scale

testing

Wait for more HW

Configure ACLs and LBs

4-6 Months from Idea to Production!

New infrastructures

New Languages and Frameworks

New Devices and Domains

New Data types and requirements

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A new platform is required – PaaS Each generation of computing brings a new flavor of application platform

• The application platform in the cloud era will be delivered as a service - PaaS

PaaS makes it much easier to deploy, run and scale applications• Integrated software stack

• Application execution engine

• Self-service application deployment

• Automated application infrastructure provisioning

• Curated, updated and operated as a service

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vFabric Services

Cloud Provider

Interfac

eApplication Service Interface Micro Clouds

Cloud Foundry – The first open PaaS

Data Services

Other Services

Msg Services

.js

Public Clouds

Private Clouds

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Cloud Foundry – The first open PaaSOpen architecture Choice of clouds for deployment

Choice of industry-standard frameworks and application infrastructure services

Extensible architecture to “digest” future cloud innovation

Available as open source

Self-service application execution engine

Build applications with latest high productivity frameworks

Automation engine for deployment and lifecycle management Deploy and cloud-scale applications in seconds

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Why should I care?

Friction-free deployment No machines or middleware to manage Latest high productivity frameworks

Choice of application services Cloud portability

More responsive to developers Elastic and dynamically scalable Improved efficiency Digest future cloud advances Cloud portability

Let developers focus on code IT as a service provider

Boost application

velocity

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CloudFoundry.orgOpen Source Project

CloudFoundry.comPublic Cloud Service

Micro Cloud Foundry™

Developer Download

“Project Bento”Private Cloud PaaS

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Micro Cloud FoundryTM - “Honey we shrank the cloud”

Industry-first downloadable PaaS• Instance of Cloud Foundry that runs on a developer’s PC

• Distributed as a virtual machine image (works on VMware Player (Linux, Windows, free), VMware Workstation (Windows) or Fusion (Mac OS X)

• Full instance – symmetrical with other Cloud Foundry instances

• Develop locally, deploy to any cloud

• Dynamic DNS support allows Micro Clouds to serve live traffic

• Updated regularly

Downloadable from www.cloudfoundry.com/micro

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“Project Bento” (coming soon) - “We will make you heroes” Enterprise version of Cloud Foundry for private clouds• Lets IT run as a service (or have hosted on their behalf)

• Runs on VMware virtual infrastructure

• Includes vFabric application services

• Backed by enterprise-class support

• Hybrid cloud symmetry

• Service Broker provides gateway to existing enterprise systems

To be available in FY12

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© 2011 VMware Inc. All rights reserved

Introducing Cloud FoundryTM – The first open platform as a service

Dekel Tankel, Product Marketing, Cloud Application Platform, [email protected]

Sign up for the service: www.cloudfoundry.com

Download your Micro Cloud Foundry: www.cloudfoundry.com/micro

VMworld 2011