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Joe CropperSenior Technical Staff Member, Power Systems

jwcroppe@us.ibm.com@jwcroppe

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Please note

HMCManage Hardware and Ops

PowerVC CloudManage Cloud Infrastructure

IBM Cloud PrivateCreate and Manage Cloud

Applications

Traditional IT Infrastructure

The Transformation Journey for existing Power Clients

Seamless management of your infrastructure and applications

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IBM

Cognitive

Cloud

✓ Builds upon existing PowerVM and KVM hypervisors

and PowerVC management solutions

✓ Provides automation and self-service for VM-based

and container-based applications

✓ Securely connects to nearby business critical data

✓ Centrally controls across heterogeneous

infrastructure

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Technology Overview

AI / Machine and

Deep Learning

Application and

Infrastructure Modernization

Build New Data Centric

Cloud Applications

Innovating with IBM Cloud Private

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Cloud Ready Enterprise

Power E, C and L

Scale-out Cluster/Cloud

Power AC and LC

Hyperconverged Power CS

powered by Nutanix

IBM

Cloud PrivateManage Your Client Apps

x86LinuxONE

(Z)Off-premises

Cloud

Invisible Infrastructure: Right Workload, Right Platform

Hybrid-enabled

VM, Container and Bare Metal Apps

A Fully Integrated, Multi-architecture, HybridCloud-enabled Data Center ready for the Enterprise

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IBM Cloud Private:Built with Open Technologies and Setup for Enterprise

Automate deployment, scaling, and

management of containerized applications

Define, install, and upgrade Kubernetes

applications

Executable package of software that

includes everything needed to run it

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Containers Orchestration Management

Infrastructure as code to provision

public cloud and on-premises

environments

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Provisioning

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Introducing IBM CloudPrivate

IBM Cloud Private:• Is on-prem software that offers

private cloud management andDevOps capabilities

• Complements whatever IaaS solution(s) you are using—for example, PowerVC, Nutanix, VMware, etc.

• Provides self-service catalog-style access to IBM middleware, open source software, ISV applications and your enterprise’s software

• Is a multi-architecture private cloud platform to develop and deploy both today’s apps and tomorrow’s micro-servicecloud-native and cognitive apps

• Runs within your data center, but also enables a hybrid world

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IBM Cloud Private Solution Overview

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Runs on existing IaaS: System Z IBM Spectrum

Dell, Cisco, NetApp, Lenovo, …

IBM Middleware & Open Source – e.g. Data, Analytics and Developer ServicesCloud-enabled middleware, application runtimes, messaging, databases & analytics to optimize current investments and rapidly innovate

Core Operational Services

To simplify Operations Management, Security, DevOps, and hybrid integration

Cloud Automation Manager

Infrastructure as Code for multi-cloud provisioning to public and on-prem private clouds

Kubernetes-based Container Platform

Industry leading container orchestration platform

App Catalog

Easily launch

applications

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IBM Cloud Automation Manager

Govern Environments

for safety & compliance

CurateDeveloper Experienceto optimize simplicity

AssembleCloud Automation

with speed & agility

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IBM Cloud Automation ManagerApplication environments on-demand

Application Environments should be:

• Easy for I&O to assemble so they can respond with speed and agility

• Easy for I&O to govern for safety and compliance

• Easy for developers to consume in a cloud agnostic way

Assemble a cloud service from cloud resources located in any cloud, govern & curate the service then deliver the service into the IBM Cloud Private catalog for

application developers

ICP

AWS

IaaS servicesNative servicesK8s clusters

K8s clusters

ICP Catalog

ApplicationDevelopers

request

bind

Mongo

WAS

DB2

Fancy

I&O Architect

Assemble automation withTemplate Designer

Govern & Curate environments withService Composer

GCP

Azure

Public Clouds

Private Clouds

OpenStack

z/VM CMA

PowerVC

VMware

IaaS service

publish operate

Simplified consumption

Automation Engine

Ops ConsoleWorkload

Service

IaaS Management

Template Designer

Template Library

Service Composer

Service Library

Orchestration Engine

Cloud Automation Manager

IBM Cloud

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Cloud Enable Mission Critical Apps w/ Cloud Automation Mgr.including existing applications running on AIX, IBM i and Linux

• Deploy existing VM-based applications in a multi-

cloud environment with Cloud Automation

Manager (CAM)

• Add any AIX, IBM i, or Linux VM-based

application to the Cloud Private catalog

• Integrate new services with existing mission critical

workloads (e.g., DBs), achieving a single catalog

and coordinated orchestration

• Deploy and manage applications with a common

self-service interface, seamlessly align workloads

to most optimized infrastructure

• Manage integrated clusters of Power Systems,

z/LinuxONE, and Intel servers

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Link to demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXEcSoEv4-A

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Automating SAP HANA deployments with ICP + CAM High Level Demo Environment Diagram

PowerVCImage Catalog:

SAP HANA

Power

S824

Storwize

V7000

IBM Cloud Private +

Cloud Automation Manager (CAM) • InfrastructurePower S824 running PowerVM

Storwize V7000 attached via Fibre

Channel

• SoftwarePowerVC 1.4.1

PowerVC image catalog prepped

with SAP HANA

IBM Cloud Private (ICP) 2.1.0.3

IBM Cloud Automation Mgr. 2.1.0.3

Link to demo video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TXEcSoEv4-A

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IBM Multicloud Manager

IBM provides a choice of cloud adoption models

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Choice with consistency

Hybrid integration

DevOps productivity

Cognitive solutions

Powerful, accessible data and analytics

Behind the firewall for the

most demanding workloads

PRIVATE

Maximize on cloud agility

and economics

PUBLIC

Public cloud benefits—with

dedicated infrastructure

DEDICATED

Seamless ExperienceRegardless of which combination you choose, you get a single,

seamless experience.

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Across Clusters, Public and Private

Application-Centric Management

Policy-Based Governance

Cluster Lifecycle Management

Key use cases driving need for multi-cluster management

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IBM Cloud / © 2018 IBM Corporation

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IBM Multicloud Manager: The Big Picture

Public Private

IBM Multi-Cloud ManagerApplication-centric management across clouds and clusters

Infrastructure ManagementProvision, de-provision, upgrade clusters

Container ManagementProvision, de-provision, upgrade clusters

Application/Workload ManagementProvision, de-provision, upgrade clusters

Existing Tools and Processes

Simplified Multi-ClusterManagement

Policy Based Role &Compliance Management

Multi-Cluster Application

Management

Works across Public &Private Environments

Event & ServiceManagementIntegration

IntegratedOperational Tools

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Use Case: Cluster Lifecycle Management

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• Manages clusters across multiple data centers and public cloud Kubernetes services

• Identifies health across all clusters

• Provides visibility into problems across clusters

• Enables cluster organization

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Use Case: Application Centric Management

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• Define and Deploy applications across clusters based on policy

• Autogenerated monitoring dashboards that update based on deployment

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Use Case: Policy-based Governance

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• Set and enforce polices for security, applications, & infrastructure

• Checks compliance across all clusters

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Offering Details

IBM Cloud Private – Packaging and Purchasing Options

Community Cloud Native Enterprise

IBM Enterprise

Software

• Nominal upgrade from

Entry

• Includes:• Cloud Automation

Manager

• Microservice Builder

• IBM WebSphere

Liberty

• IBM SDK for Node.js

• Available in PPA

IBM Enterprise

Software

Cloud Native Edition,

plus:

• WAS ND

• MQ Advanced

• API Connect

Professional

• Available in PPA

Power Systems Entry

for ICP bundle*

Client Supplied and Trial

Version Software

• Entitles clients to Dev/Test,

Production and HA

• Low entry cost;

12-month term

• Support included

• Available when ordered

with Power servers

• Special upgrade price to

Cloud Native at end of term

• Available in AAS

New!

Freely available in Docker

Hub

• Entitles clients to Dev/

Test only, not for use in

production

• High availability (HA)

functionality not included

• Best effort support by ICP

and community teams

• Same code base as

Cloud Native edition

Common Core Platform Services

• Kubernetes (+ Helm)

• Core services

• “Discover and Try” Content catalog (Containers)

* Available only when included with IBM Power Systems servers

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IBM Cloud Private Editions and Content Entitlements

Data ScienceIBM Data Science Experience DeveloperEdition

Data Governance and IntegrationIBM InfoSphere Information Server for Evaluation

App Modernization ToolingIBM Transformation Advisor

Digital Business AutomationIBM Operational Decision ManagerDeveloper Edition

ConnectivityIBM Voice Gateway Developer Trial

ManagementIBM Netcool

HPC / HPDAIBM Spectrum LSF Community EditionIBM Spectrum Symphony CommunityEdition

IBM Spectrum Conductor Tech Preview

ToolingWeb Terminal (open source)Skydive Network Analyzer (open source)

Catalog of Discover & Try content, plus …

Toolchain & RuntimesMicroservice Builder [1]

IBM WebSphere Liberty [1]

IBM SDK for Node.js [1]

Multi-Cloud ManagementIBM Cloud Automation Manager [1]

Available a la carteSeparate purchase or bring your existing license

IBM Cloud Private EnterpriseIBM Cloud Private Cloud Native

Cloud Native content, plus…

RuntimesIBM WebSphere Application Server ND [1] [2]

MessagingIBM MQ Advanced [1]

IntegrationIBM API Connect Professional [1] [2]

Discover and Try software available in all Editions*

MessagingIBM MQ Advanced

IntegrationIBM Integration BusIBM DataPower Gateway Virtual EdIBM API Connect EnterpriseIBM API Connect Professional

WatsonIBM Watson Compare & Comply:

Element Classification

[1] IBM Software bundled with Cloud Native or Enterprise editions is entitled for production use with subscription and support.

Optional add-ons toCloud Nativeor Enterprise

Data ServicesIBM Db2 Direct Advanced Edition IBM Db2 Warehouse Enterprise

(in ICP for Data Science PN)Data ScienceIBM Data Science Experience Local

ToolchainIBM UrbanCode Deploy (now on

ICP)

Cloud Foundry Includes select buildpacks

Data ServicesIBM Db2 Direct Advanced Ed. / AESE

with IBM Data Server ManagerIBM Db2 Warehouse Enterprise

Data Science & Business AnalyticsIBM Watson Explorer Deep Analytics

Edition

Digital Business AutomationIBM Operational Decision Manager

MobileIBM Mobile Foundation

[2] Runs on VMs outside of Kubernetes

Toolchain & Runtimes Microclimate Microservice BuilderJenkins (open source)IBM WebSphere LibertyOpen Liberty (open source)IBM SDK for Node.jsSwift runtime sample (open source)Nginx (open source)

MessagingMQ Advanced for DevelopersRabbitMQ (open source)

IntegrationIBM Integration Bus for DevelopersIBM DataPower Gateway for Developers

Data ServicesIBM Db2 Dev-CIBM Db2 Warehouse Dev-CIBM Data Server Manager (for Db2 Dev-C)IBM Cloudant Developer EditionMongoDB (open source)PostgreSQL (open source)MariaDB (open source)Galera clustering with MariaDB (open source)Redis HA Topology (open source)

Catalog content is not distributed with IBM Cloud Private. Content is distributed separately, licensed under separate terms and conditions.

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Wrapping Up…

IBM Cloud Private Simplifies Modernization & Promotes Innovation

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IBM Cloud Private – Next Steps

See it in action

✓ Try ICP Community Edition for free: http://ibm.biz/ICP-SignUp

✓ YouTube ICP tutorials play list: http://ibm.biz/ICP-YouTubeTutorials

Get help

✓ Join the #ibm-cloud-private public Slack channel: http://ibm.biz/ICP-Slack

✓ ICP on Stack Overflow: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/tagged/ibm-cloud-private

Learn more

✓ ICP Product page: http://ibm.biz/IBMCloudPrivate

✓ ICP on Power DeveloperWorks page: http://ibm.biz/ICP-Power-TechnicalCommunity

✓ Linux on Power Development portal: https://developer.ibm.com/linuxonpower

✓ ICP Technical Community: http://ibm.biz/ICP-TechnicalCommunity

✓ ICP Knowledge Center: http://ibm.biz/ICP-KnowledgeCenter

✓ Introduction to ICP (video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UL_jXJoRPdY

✓ ICP Overview (video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzXA3qhfaq0

✓ ICP on IBM Power (video): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=73LpA1Cmqcc

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FutureMadeibm.com/systems/services/labservices Contact us: ibmsls@us.ibm.com

OverviewIBM Systems Lab Services will implement an IBM Cloud Private solution based on a

plan jointly developed with the client.

Target Audience• Power clients looking to get started with containers and cloud-native applications

• Power clients interested in Kubernetes or Docker

• Power clients investigating private cloud options

Benefits• Leverage containers for app modernization

• Provide new value from enterprise data via microservices

• Get started with new cloud-native apps

• Leverage IBM’s middleware and analytics apps in containers

• Leverage IBM’s deep learning apps in containers

Qualifying Questions• Are you investigating cloud-native apps or containers?

• Are you looking to provide microservices to your clients?

• Are you investigating different private cloud options on Power?

Team ContactsVess Natchev, vess@us.ibm.com

Berjis Patel, berjis@us.ibm.com

IBM Systems Lab Services — Power Systems

IBM Cloud Private on Power Systems Implementation

Key Features• Implement IBM Cloud Private (ICP) with:

• Kubernetes management of pods and services

• Docker container management

• Intuitive ICP interface for deployment, management, monitoring of containers

• Easy Helm chart deployment

• Rich standard catalog of IBM cloud-native apps

Deliverables• After the implementation, the details of the ICP solution are documented and skills

transfer is provided to the client.

Duration• The service varies depending on the size and complexity of the implementation, but

can be customized to specific client requirements.

ResourcesLearn more about Power cloud solutions at

www.ibm.com/systems/power/solutions/cloud/?link=infr_prod

Find a Lab Services Opportunity Manager in your area https://ibm.biz/Bd4sLP

Kubernetes

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Notices and disclaimers

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Joe CropperSTSM, Power Systemsjwcroppe@us.ibm.com

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Backup

But First, Some Container Fundamentals…Q1: What is a Docker container?A1: Containers provide operating system-level virtualization of sorts for running applications; they support a notion of “layering” such that containers can build atop one another to promote reuse.

Q2: How does a Docker container differ from a virtual machine (a.k.a. LPAR)?A2: Containers are just processes that all run in a shared kernel, so they are typically much lighter weight and can start up in seconds as they have less overhead.

Q3: What is Docker Hub?A3: It’s an online registry of ready-to-use container apps—just download and run.

Q4: Why is the industry so excited about this technology?A4: The proliferation of containers via Docker registries is transforming the way developers work—they’re now able to easily compose apps from existing containers vs. creating monolithic apps. Developers can “develop once, run anywhere.”

Q5: Does Docker support multiple architectures?A5: Yes, Docker has built-in multi-arch support; ppc64le, Z and x86 are all supported.

Q6: What is this Kubernetes (a.k.a. “k8s”) thing people keep talking about?A6: It’s the industry-leading container orchestration technology, originally developed by Google and later open sourced; it has strong corporate sponsorship and a thriving ecosystem.

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Packaging

Operations

Certified IBM Cloud Pak

Pre-integrated:-Logging (Debug)-Monitoring (Alerting)-Usage Metering-License Management

Containerized Software-Scanned for image vulnerabilities

-Extendable to be certified with a RHEL base image

Upgrade & Rollbackconsistent across all IBM Cloud Paks

Enterprise Ready and Simple to Deploy-Orchestrated by the product experts

-Integrated catalog experience-Packaged with open standards-Secured by ICP IAM

The entire package is certified to support IBM Cloud Private, not the individual pieces

IBM Cloud Private

The Universal Platform for IBM Middleware and Containers

Management

Containers Secure

and

Integrated

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