My presentation on Microsoft Services solutions for Government Private Cloud at the 2011 Microsoft Public Sector CIO Summit

1. Government Private Cloud

2. About: Dave Solution Architect – Virtualization & Dynamic Datacenters, Office of the CTO, US Public Sector Services Lead Architect for Microsoft’s Datacenter Services Solution (DCS) and Server Virtualization with Advanced Management (SVAM) Offerings Author of over 300 pages of prescriptive virtualization guidance Technical Reviewer for the Hyper-V Resource Kit Contributor to the Microsoft Architecture Journal Blog: http://blogs.technet.com/davidzi Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/davidzi

3. “A style of computing where scalable and elastic IT-enabled capabilities are delivered as a service to customers using Internet technologies.” - Gartner “Private cloud gives you the flexibility and economics of cloud while retaining the security, transparency and control of internal IT.” - HP “Private cloud is the implementation of cloud services on resources that are dedicated to your organization, whether they exist on-premises or off-premises. With a private cloud, you get many of the benefits of public cloud computing—including self-service, scalability, and elasticity—with the additional control and customization available from dedicated resources.” - Microsoft What is Cloud Computing? “Cloud computing describes computation, software, data access, and storage services that do not require end-user knowledge of the physical location and configuration of the system that delivers the services.” - Wikipedia Cloud computing provides a vastly more efficient, flexible, and cost-effective way for IT to meet escalating business needs: IT as a service. - VMware

6. Consumer’s Perspective Public Cloud Platform as a Service Software as a Service Describe what they want, not how it is achieved ? Require a standard interface to the service Want a transparent, utility-like delivery of their service Outsource In House Want a clearly defined cost model Want to easily measure delivery Dynamic Data Center Infrastructure as a Service They think in terms of business, not IT Private Cloud Want availability and capacity on demand Provider’s Perspective They are concerned with providing service efficiently They want to drive standardisation to reduce costs and simplify operations They want to use contracts to agree requirements They aim for reliable, scalable, repeatable and predictable

7. The NIST Cloud Definition Framework Deployment Models Hybrid Clouds Service Models Community Cloud Private Cloud Public Cloud Essential Characteristics Software as a Service (SaaS) Platform as a Service (PaaS) Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) Massive Scale Resilient Computing On Demand Self-Service Homogeneity Geographic Distribution Common Characteristics Broad Network Access Rapid Elasticity Virtualization Service Orientation Resource Pooling Measured Service Low Cost Software Advanced Security

8. MS Datacenters Windows Azure Windows Azure VM Role SaaS PaaS IaaS UC (BPOS) Identity (Azure/Live) Collab (BPOS) Database (SQL Azure) Messaging (BPOS) Public Cloud App Platform App Fabric (VSTS) ERP Custom UC (Lync) Identity (ADFS/FIM) R&D SOA/ESB Mission Applications Collab (SharePoint) Database (SQL) Messaging (Exchange) Private Cloud DNS, DHCP, etc. Security Orchestration Management Automation Virtualization Network Compute Storage Facilities

10. INPUT: Assessment of the 2010 Federal Data Center Consolidation Initiative Agencies will focus on consolidating small centers/server rooms and optimizing larger data centers Virtualization will be the key technology solution, with cloud computing being utilized where appropriate Lack of upfront funding presents a major consolidation obstacle for agencies The accelerated timeline stands to restrict solution development Technical environments create challenges and limit consolidation choices Cultural and political issues hamper progress

11. Microsoft: Full Spectrum Cloud SaaS Platform PaaS AppFabric IaaS Service Providers Service Providers Private Hybrid Public

12. Principles of Private Cloud Architecture The Dynamic Datacenter Reference Model Perception of infinite capacity Perception of continuous availability Drive predictability Take a Service Provider’s approach to delivering infrastructure Resiliency over redundancy mind set Minimize human involvement Optimize resource usage Incentivize desired resource consumption behavior

13. Microsoft ServicesOfferings and Solutions

15. Datacenter Inventory

16. Consolidation Planning

17. Migration Planning

18. Service Rationalization

19. Physical to Virtual Migration

20. Turn-key Private Cloud Infrastructure

21. Hardware, Software, Services

22. “To-Be” Datacenter Design

23. Elastic, Automated, Self-Service InfrastructureUse SVAM to consolidate datacenters to DCS Private Cloud - IaaS

24. Server Virtualization with Advanced Management (SVAM) Design the Infrastructure Migration Planning Backup and Recovery Advanced Management Advanced Datacenter Virtualization 1 2 3 4 8 High Availability Production Pilot Branch 5 6 7

26. Server Virtualization candidates for consolidation with Hyper-V and Virtual Server 2005 R2

27. SQL Servers Inventory

28. Microsoft Online Services Survey-Based Assessment

29. Desktop Security Assessment and Forefront/NAP Readiness

32. Private Cloud is a Paradigm Shift for IT LOB LOB LOB LOB LOB LOB LOB LOB LOB LOB Service Delivery Application Platform Infrastructure-as-Service (IaaS) Operating System Infrastructure Services Virtualization Hardware Infrastructure Services Infrastructure Infrastructure Costs Functionality and Service Business Value Added Support and Operations IaaS IT Silos Infrastructure and Facilities IT Budget IT Budget

33. Datacenter Services Solution “Turn-key” private cloud and transformational services Industry-leading datacenter principles and design patterns from Microsoft Global Foundation Services Integrated solution architecture across Windows Server Hyper-V, System Center, and Forefront Automation of infrastructure management using Opalis and Microsoft Solution Accelerators Operations Consulting and Premier Services included Datacenter Services Solution Standardized Rationalized Dynamic Secure and Well-Managed Datacenter Transformation Optimized Datacenter Transformation Infrastructure-as-a-Service Transformation

35. Automated System Center Deployment

36. Automated Virtualization Configuration

37. Automated Patching

38. Self-Service VM Provisioning

39. Self-Service VM De-Provisioning

40. Chargeback Reporting

41. Scale-up and Scale-down

43. DCS – Putting it all Together Admin / Tenant Interface & CMDB CMDB controls fabric state; UI used to initiate workflows Dynamic Datacenter Toolkit for Hosters (DDTK-H) Orchestration Layer Groups processes and operations in to end to end workflows Management Layer Groups automated tasks into processes and operations Automation Layer Provides granular and centralized automation of configuration tasks PowerShell 2.0 WS-Management WMI Virtualization Layer Virtualizes Servers, Storage, and Networks into Resource Pools Hardware Layer Enables hardware management and provisioning. Hyper-V Cloud Fast Track Validated Hardware Solutions

44. IaaS Reference Implementation Automated deployment of scale-units (15+1 node cluster) Tenant interface for automated provisioning of VMs Automated patching of hosts with no downtime to VMs Automated fault detection and resolution Built-in tenant and admin reporting (incl. chargevack) Automated deployment of management infrastructure Designed for general purpose (80% of scenarios)

45. “Automation applied to an efficient operation will magnify the efficiency… automation applied to an inefficient operation will magnify the inefficiency” - Bill Gates

46. DCS Engagement Framework

47. Hybrid Cloud Approach Azure / BPOS (Public Cloud) Legacy Datacenter Exchange, SharePoint, Lync SaaS Legacy Datacenter SQL, .Net, AppFabric PaaS Consolidate with SVAM Legacy Datacenter DCS (Hyper-V, System Center) IaaS Private Cloud Datacenter(s) Legacy Datacenter

48. Microsoft.com/Services Web Presence Feeds from MCS Architect blogs Datacenter services and solutions Featured case studies Scenarios/ Offerings http://www.microsoft.com/microsoftservices/en/us/datacenter_services.aspx

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