Learn more about how IaaS is changing and our experts will provide you with the tools you need to evaluate providers and distinguish between 1st and 2nd generation Cloud offerings. Whether you currently host applications in the Cloud or are considering a transition to cloud infrastucture, the special program will have something for you:
•IaaS history
•IaaS Today
•Marketplace and offerings overview
•What's wrong with IaaS and why are 80% of servers still being hugged
•Performance
•Lack of transparency in packaging and pricing
•Dev-only API first approach
2. WELCOME
Cloud Computing 2.0
• Welcome to the ProfitBricks 30 Minute Webinar!
• Today’s Program:
• “Cloud Computing 2.0 is Here and What You Need to Know”
• History of Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)
• How IaaS is Changing
• What organizations need to evaluate to distinguish between 1st and 2nd
generation cloud offerings
Bob Rizika
CEO
ProfitBricks USA
@rrizika
Pete Johnson
Platform Evangelist
ProfitBricks
@nerdguru
Paul Burns
President
Neovise
@neovise
12. PROFITBRICKS IS CLOUD COMPUTING 2.0
Cloud 1.0 Architecture
Born from dedicated servers & VPS
Server based, over subscribed
Designed around slow Ethernet
network technology – 1 or 10 Gb/s and
often throttled
Cloud 2.0 Architecture
Cloud Computing 2.012
InfiniBand
Dedicated
CPU Cores
Dedicated
RAM
Redundant
Storage x2
80 Gb/s 80 Gb/s 80 Gb/s
13. THE ARGUMENT FOR PUBLIC CLOUD
Cloud Computing 2.013
Source: http://www.chades.net
14. ZOOM IN & THE STORY CHANGES
Cloud Computing 2.014
4 CPU
6 CPU
7 CPU
8 CPU
5 CPU
Hour
#1
Demand
Amazon
ProfitBricks
Hour
#2
Hour
#3
3 CPU
15. Cloud Computing 2.015
4 CPU
6 CPU
7 CPU
8 CPU
5 CPU
Hour
#1
Demand
Amazon
ProfitBricks
Hour
#2
Hour
#3
3 CPU
Horizontal Scale Only
ZOOM IN & THE STORY CHANGES
17. Cloud Computing 2.017
4 CPU
6 CPU
7 CPU
8 CPU
5 CPU
Hour
#1
Demand
Amazon
ProfitBricks
Hour
#2
Hour
#3
3 CPU
Horizontal Scale Only
Horizontal
or Vertical
Scale
ZOOM IN & THE STORY CHANGES
18. CLOUD 1.0 VS CLOUD COMPUTING 2.0
Cloud Computing 2.018
Cloud Computing 1.0 Cloud Computing 2.0
Amazon & Traditional
Hosting Providers
NOT FLEXIBLE
FLEXIBLE
• Custom Instance Size
• Network Design Freedom
NOT FAST
NOT EASY TO USE
LIMITED SCALABILITY
COMPLEX BILLING
FAST
• 80 Gb/s Networking
• Guaranteed CPU Cores and RAM
• No over provisioning or throttling
EASY TO USE
• Drag & Drop Deployments
• Full API
FULLY SCALABLE
• Live Vertical Scaling without a Reboot
• Horizontal or Vertical
SIMPLE BILLING
23. THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING!
Cloud Computing 2.0
• ProfitBricks will send you a link to download Paul’s
white paper:
“Second-Generation Cloud Computing – IaaS Services:
What it means and why we need it now”
Bob Rizika
CEO
ProfitBricks USA
Pete Johnson
Platform Evangelist
ProfitBricks
Paul Burns
President
Neovise
Connect with ProfitBricks on:
@ProfitBricksUSA
ProfitBricksUS
ProfitBricks
Notas do Editor
Let’s consider two types of performance, starting with raw performanceYou can of course find reasonable raw performance with first generation clouds but when performance gets bumpy, some use throttling helps some; hurts others; getting what you pay for?However, for high-end performance needs, look at second generation clouds some first gen clouds w/ 1G LANs again more focus on scaling out to achieve performance fewer choices on the scale up side (cores, RAM)
First generation clouds have not fully conquered multi-tenancy tenants share everything: CPU, RAM why shouldn’t tenants get their own resources that they can count on?Performance can vary quite dramatically based on the activities of other tenantsThis impact can be felt in all areas of the cloud Servers – noisy neighbors, overbooking clouds Storage – shared storage has challenges with SAN controllers; customer pays or provider pays Network – 1Gbps DC LANs are too common; 10Gbps is much better – can depend on design; everything rides on the network; when it goes bad, so does everything elseThings needed for consistent performance include: greater isolation on servers higher and consistent IOPs on storage; even guaranteed higher throughput, lower latency on network