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The Enterprise Private Cloud Paradox

Chris C. Kemp@Kemp

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About Chris C. Kemp

• CEO of Nebula• Co-Founder, OpenStack • Former CTO, NASA

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Enterprise Should be Adopting!

DrivingCloud Adoption

Pressure forBusiness Agility

Scale-outArchitecture

Big DataExplosion

Security & Compliance

CostPressures

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But they’re not...

Where cloud is being adopted today:

• Start-ups and Small / Medium Businesses (SMBs)• Edges of large enterprises (needs not being met)• “Corporate IT” is piloting

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Solving the Enterprise Private Cloud Paradox

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Solving the Enterprise Private Cloud Paradox

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Cloud

1. On-demand … through self-service interfaces2. Elastic … dynamically scale up and down3. Shared … pooled resources4. Metered by use … at high level of granularity5. Accessible … broadly over the network

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Solving the Enterprise Private Cloud Paradox

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Public Cloud

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Private Cloud

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Private Cloud

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Cloud

1. On-demand … through self-service interfaces2. Elastic … dynamically scale up and down3. Shared … pooled resources4. Metered by use … at high level of granularity5. Accessible … broadly over the network

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Solving the Enterprise Private Cloud Paradox

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Enterprise Cloud Challenges

1. Maturity. Ability to overcome barriers to entry related to culture, process, technology, experience, and tools.

2. Performance. Need to deploy an application near the data and services that are already deployed on premises - lower latency and increased bandwidth.

3. Security. Must keep data inside Company’s security perimeter, where we trust security team, tools, and processes.

4. Cost. TCO much higher for predictable IaaS workloads.5. Architectural Constraints. Application is not architected to

run well in public cloud, or has unique technical requirements.

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The Cloud Enterprise Paradox

CLOUD• On-demand … through

self-service interfaces• Elastic … dynamically scale

up and down• Shared … pooled resources• Metered by use … at high

level of granularity (OpEx)• Accessible … to everyone

broadly over the network

ENTERPRISE• On-approval … through

workflow driven approvals• Static … fixed assigned

resources• Private … isolated

resources• Purchased … at a fixed cost

over long periods (CapEx)• Inaccessible … except to

necessary users/services

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Solving the Enterprise Private Cloud Paradox

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Obstacles to “Emergence”

Build Custom Private Cloud

Buy Packaged Private “Cloud”

Use Public Cloud• Limited Security Controls• Lock in

• Implementation Risk• Deep expertise required

• High ongoing costs• Flexibility

• Implementation Cost• Ongoing support cost

• High Upfront Cost• High ongoing support cost

• Vendor Lock-in

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Solving the Enterprise Paradox

1. Support tens of thousands of employees with “self-service” provisioning and management on premise and provided by service providers

2. Support advanced security & forensics3. Support existing monitoring, management, and log

analysis tools4. Support show/charge -back at user, organization, and

enterprise level, with integration points to accounting5. Support workload portability and infrastructure

interoperability (to prevent lock in)

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Solution: A New Enterprise Ecosystem

• Ubiquitous across both service providers and enterprises

• Open and standards oriented with potential to ensure workload portability and interoperability

• Creates a new ecosystem for infrastructure innovation

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Number of companies affiliated with individual members.

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Companies with multiple Individual Member affiliations

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Public supporters of OpenStack

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Platinum, Gold & Corporate Sponsors of OpenStack

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Platinum & Gold Sponsors of OpenStack

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The Stats

• 250,000+ downloads this year• Thousands of members from 850+ companies

in 88 countries• 330 contributors to latest “Folsom” release• Compute, Network, and Storage -as-a-Service• All code available free and open Apache 2.0

license

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The Stack

Nova/Glance Swift Quantum

Keystone

Horizon

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The Stack

Compute Storage Network

Identity Security

Web Interface

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The Stack

Compute Storage Network

Identity Security

Web Interface

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The Future Stack

Compute Storage Network

Identity Security

Web Interface

Object Block FileHypervisors Architectures (ARM, GPU)

Switch Router Firewall

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Conceptual Architecture

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Logical Architecture

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