Presentación de Cisco como aliado estratégico de Entel Summit 2010: "A journey to the cloud" www.entelsummit.cl

1. Carlos Rodriguez
A Journey to the cloud Business Developer Manager
Cisco
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2. Agenda
What is Cloud Computing?
How do we get there?
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3. Next Inflection Point
WHAT IS
CLOUD COMPUTING?
IT resources and services that are abstracted from the
underlying infrastructure and provided “On-Demand” and
“At Scale” in a multi-tenant environment
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5. What is happening in real life
Data Center
HVAC
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6. What is happening in real life
Data Center
HVAC HVAC HVAC HVAC
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7. Processing Evolution
3.8Ghz - 2004
Dual-Core 2005
Quad 2007
1Ghz - 2000
Octal 2008/9
90Mhz - 1994
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8. Core Width as a Virtualization Driver
3.8Ghz - 2004 Dual-Core 2005
Quad 2007
Octal 2008/9
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9. Data Center Trends
Virtualization & Cloud Computing
In a non-virtualized environment , when extra resources are needed,
the usual solution is: buy another server!
low resource levels
server new server
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10. Data Center Trends
Virtualization & Cloud Computing
Now suppose you have a virtualized infrastructure, operated by a system
that abstracts physical details and orchestrates the pieces as one
…
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11. Data Center Trends
Virtualization & Cloud Computing
You are then able to explore and control what is really important:
computing resources
Memory Pool Processor Pool
X
Storage Pool Network Pool
physical servers resources
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12. Data Center Trends
Virtualization & Cloud Computing
Now it is possible to provision, control and optimize your environment
for specific application requests
Memory Pool Processor Pool
virtual server
Storage Pool Network Pool
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13. Future of Computing
Disruptor:
Virtualization
Web
Cloud
Client Server
Minicomputer
Mainframe
1960 1970 1980 1990 2000 2010
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14. Cloud Simplifies IT for Business
Cloud computing offers: Which enables:
Flexibility of resource allocation Agile IT service delivery
Efficiency of resource allocation Provisioning in minutes
Democratization of resource Time to market reduced 50+%
allocation
Cost Optimization
Higher server and storage utilizations
Capital costs decrease (often 50+%)
Operations costs lowered 25-30%
Cisco delivers cloud computing benefits WITHOUT
sacrificing service levels, security or compliance
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15. Agenda
What is Cloud Computing?
How do we get there?
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16. Enterprise Deployment Models
Distinguishing between Ownership and Control
Internal Resources External Resources
All cloud All cloud
Ownership resources resources
owned by or owned by
dedicated to providers;
enterprise used by many
customers
Private Cloud Public Cloud
Cloud Cloud
Control definition/ definition/
governance governance
controlled by controlled by
enterprise provider
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17. Enterprise Deployment Models
Ultimately These Distinctions Don’t Matter
Internal Resources External Resources
All cloud All cloud
Ownership resources resources
owned by or owned by
Hybrid Cloud
dedicated to providers;
enterprise used by many
Interoperability customers
and portability
Private Cloud among Public
Public Cloud
and/or Private
Cloud systems
Cloud Cloud
Control definition/ definition/
governance governance
controlled by controlled by
enterprise provider
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18. Journey to the Cloud
Start here
Consolidation Virtualization Automation Utility Market
Intercloud
Hybrid Clouds
Unified Computing
Unified Fabric
Data Center Networking
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19. Global Cloud Infrastructure
Cloud Network Boundary
App
App App
App App
App
App App App
App
App
App OS
OS OS
OS OS
OS
OS OS OS
OS
OS
OS
Cloud OS
Cloud OS
Enterprise Network Service Cloud Service
Network Provider Provider
Unified Computing IP-NGN Unified Service
DC 3.0 / Unified Fabric CRS Delivery
Cloud Service Delivery IaaS/SaaS Solutions
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20. Global Cloud Infrastructure
Cloud Network Boundary
App
App App
App App
App
App App App
App
App
App OS
OS OS
OS OS
OS
OS OS OS
OS
OS
OS
Cloud OS
Cloud OS
Enterprise Network Service Cloud Service
Network Provider Provider
Cisco is the only systems vendor with value-add solutions
for the entire cloud computing infrastructure ecosystem.
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21. Cisco Cloud Computing Solutions
Flexibility to …At …With
Deliver Scale… Dramatic
Services Cost
Quickly… Advantages
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22. Carlos Rodriguez
carrodri@cisco.com www.cisco.com/go/cloud
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