Impact of the Cloud on the IT Landscape
RightScale User Conference NYC 2011 - Josh Fraser - VP Business Development, RightScale Josep M. Blanquer - Senior Systems Architect, RightScale 2011 is shaping up to be a watershed year as an increasing number of cloud infrastructure providers are delivering new options for hybrid and private cloud computing. We'll cover these developments in the context of how they enable IT to deliver services faster and support line-of-business requirements better. Hybrid and private cloud computing deliver many new workload deployment options with varying agility and cost benefits, but they need to be pragmatically viewed as additional technologies to advance your business goals. We'll discuss the evolution of IT strategy to leverage multiple resource pools and help you identify which use cases are best suited for public, private, and hybrid clouds.
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Impact of the Cloud on the IT Landscape
- 1. Impact of the Cloud on the IT Landscape Josh Fraser - VP Business Development, RightScale Josep M. Blanquer - Senior Systems Architect, RightScale June 8th, 2011
- 4. Private and hybrid cloud practicalities
- 5. Demo
- 7. 44% have private cloud plans
- 8. 15% looking at public clouds
- 9. 21% focusing on hybrid clouds (Unisys)70% of cloud systems management purchases in 2010 were for private clouds – market will reach $2.5B by 2015 (IDC)
- 10. Why?
- 12. Strong Movements … Source: Rackspace Cloud Builders, May 2011
- 13. Production IaaS Clouds … Source: Cloud.com, May 2011
- 14. No lock-in Utilize existing data centers Geo-location Price/performance Compliance ‘Single pane of glass’ Private clouds Public clouds Private and Hybrid Cloud Drivers
- 15. Requirements Filter Resource Pools Application Portfolio Cloud #1 Performance App 1 App 1 Cost App 2 Cloud #2 App 2 Security App N Compliance App N Internal DC Colocated Reliability Goal: Workload Deployment Freedom It’s about using multiple resource pools, not choosing one
- 19. Request a server (physical or virtual)
- 21. Click a button … 1x, 100x, 1000x36,000 minutes to 30 minutes
- 22. Disaster Recovery What happens when the cloud fails?
- 24. Minimal additional cost
- 26. Hybrid Cloud Reality: Zynga’s Z Cloud “This ability to invoke and coordinate both private and public clouds is the hidden jewel of Zynga’s success” - Lessons from Farmville: How Zynga Uses the Cloud, InformationWeek, May 13, 2011
- 27. Private and Hybrid Cloud Practicalities
- 28. Zone1 Zone2 The Start: A Typical Single-Cloud Application Three tiered Application RR DNS Load Balancers Array of Application Servers Master – Slave Databases Cloud 1 LB LB Isolation Features Faults: using Availability Zones App App App … Master Slave Security: Security Groups / Firewalls Plus Monitoring Alerts Automation
- 29. Scaling: Bursting App Capacity to another Cloud Private Cloud Public Cloud LB LB App App App App App App … … Master Slave
- 30. Scaling: Bursting App Capacity to another Cloud Private Cloud Public Cloud LB LB CPU App App App … App App App Scale Up Scale Down … Master Slave ServerArray Demo
- 32. Using RightNet
- 37. Live replication + rsync
- 40. RightScale platform greatly simplifies their setup and management
- 44. Server Array: Same Template Different Cloud
- 45. Server Array: Voting Status
- 46. App Server: Getting help from scaling
- 47. Array Instances: Absorbing Traffic