forecast 2014: infrastructure as a service (iaas)
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INFASTRUCTURE AS A SERVICE (IAAS)
MoogSoft
David Casper
UBS
Ed Simmons
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AGENDA
• Goals of the CIaaS master usage model• Deep dive• Interactive dialog session
• Open discussion (Q&A, debate...)• Adoption approaches• Focus on actions• Conclusion
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ODCA CONCEPTUAL FRAMEWORK V1.0
End User
Application Development
ITOps
Capacity &PerformanceCapacity &PerformanceSW DeliveryOps & OSSW DeliveryOps & OS
ConfigurationConfiguration
EventEvent
SecuritySecurity
Dynam
ic Managem
ent &
Orchestration of End to End
Services
Dynam
ic Managem
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Orchestration of End to End
Services
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Defines Enterprise-class CIaaS Use Cases
Defines Tiered Service Delivery Bronze/Silver/Gold/Platinum
Outlines Requirements for CIaaS Stack Attributes• Compute Container• CPU & Memory• Network Components• Storage
Supports both Traditional and “Cloud Aware” Apps
COMPUTE INFRASTRUCTURE AS A SERVICE
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Cloud Provider
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Cloud Provider
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Cloud Broker
Cloud Subscriber
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GOALS OF THE CIAAS MASTER USAGE MODEL
• Robust Marketplace
• Establish unified customer requirements framework for open, interoperable compute infrastructure services
• More stringent requirements than popular existing public clouds
• Enterprise focused -- Sufficient to displace incumbent enterprise data centers
• Full coverage for all Usage Scenarios
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SLA EXPECTATIONS
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SOME EXAMPLE CAPABILITIES
• Service is open and is standards-based. Describe how the service meets this principle and any limitations towards the ODCA principle.
• The service must support a wide range of x86-based operating systems, including Windows (server and desktop OS), Solaris x64 and Linux (leading distributions) in 32-bit and 64-bit versions.
• The service must support network isolation controls for inbound and outbound traffic.
• The service must support the deployment of Web, Application, Database and Infrastructure Service components, such as LDAP components.
• The service must support alignment with Information Technology Infrastructure Library (ITIL) processes for change, incident and configuration management
• The service provider must provide options for consumer network connectivity, such as internet VPN, and leased lines. In addition, the service provider must articulate any other network requirements, stipulations and constraints, such as NAT, IP address overlays, and latency controls.
• Etc…
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UNIFED VIEW OF IAAS
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USAGE SCENARIOS
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REAL WORLD
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WHAT’S NEW IN IAAS
External Cloud Providers
SDN and SDS are very exciting
New Capabilities almost Daily!!!
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WHERE TO DRAW THE LINE
Why it Matters
IaaS IaaS+ PaaS
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ADOPTION APPROACHES
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Awareness
ODCA Defines Requirements
Providers Deliver
Solutions
Enterprises Adopt
Solutions
ODCA Drives Scale with
Results Sharing
New/Enhanced Requirements Defined
Best Practices Fuel Broad Deployments
Lead Enterprises Invest in Required Solutions
Providers Invest to Meet Demands
IAAS AND PAAS ADOPTION
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WHAT NEXT: INDUSTRY ACTIONS
Broad adoption of consistent reference architecture
Investment in Products meeting requirements of large enterprise consumers
Categorize and classify products and services
Determine which important standards and specs must be considered
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WHAT NEXT: CONSUMER ACTIONS
Categorize and classify real business requirements
Learn: Become fluent in cloud
Implement!
Leverage ODCA PEAT tool for RFx
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