developing your cloud strategy
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Internap's Paul Carmody and VMware's Michael Carman describe how to develop a cloud strategy.TRANSCRIPT
Paul Carmody SVP, Product Management & Business Development, Internap Michael Carman Business Development, VMware
Developing Your Cloud Strategy November 10, 2011
Agenda
Introduc)ons
Cloud defini)ons
Latest cloud trends
Developing your cloud strategy
Key considera)ons for choosing an infrastructure provider
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IT Platform Flexibility
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Performance to the End user
Cloud is simply an evolution of outsourcing the IT stack
“DCaaS” = Colo
“HWaaS” = MH
“PaaS” = Code and Load
“SaaS” =
Turnkey App
“IaaS” = OSaaS/FSaaS
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SaaS has taken off while PaaS has languished
Excellent for non-‐core apps
Too inflexible for prac)cal use
“PaaS” = Code and Load
“SaaS” =
Turnkey App
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DCaaS through IaaS form the building blocks of strategic applications
Increased agility
Increased customiza3on
“DCaaS” = Colo
“HWaaS” = MH
“PaaS” = Code and Load
“SaaS” =
Turnkey App
“IaaS” = OSaaS/FSaaS
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VMware is the customer-proven market leader
§ Company Overview • $2.9 billion in 2010 revenues • Over $3 billion in cash • ~9,000 employees worldwide • 5th largest infrastructure software
company in the world § Proven in the Trenches
• 250,000+ VMware customers • 100% of Fortune 100 • 100% of Fortune Global 100 • 97% of Fortune Global 500 • Leader in Gartner Magic Quadrant • 84% of all virtualized applications
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Enterprise cloud requirements aligned with VMware
Recent global study among CIOs and top IT decision makers Key findings: § Requirements for Enterprise Hybrid cloud are clear; (high performance, enterprise-level
security and Quality Of Service, application portability) § Business Agility is the top driver for cloud (75%) § Highest deployments in private clouds today; ~ 20% (and growing) using hybrid cloud today § 88% would use cloud more if they could achieve the same or better security as their internal
datacenter § 88% rate cloud computing as priority over the next 18 months § Adoption is maturing quickly; 2/3 of respondents planning or adopting cloud today, 22%
already in department and enterprise-wide deployments § 95% agree that virtualization is critical to cloud § 93% agree with VMware’s definition of cloud computing
Base: 636 Total respondents; 234 US respondents; 202EMEA respondents; 200 APAC respondents Source: CIO Global Cloud Computing Adoption Survey January 2011
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The many paths to cloud adoption
Cloud Interested
Cloud Ready
Early Private Cloud
Mature Private Cloud
Hybrid Cloud
Public Cloud Experimentation Public Cloud Adoption
and Commitment
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Business case, Strategy & plan
Base: 271Total respondents; 110 US respondents; 82EMEA respondents; 79 APAC respondents currently using or piloting services or applications via the cloud Source: CIO Global Cloud Computing Adoption Survey January 2011
10% 25% • 43% Email • 40% Collaboration • 39% Human Resource • 34% Sales Force Auto
39% Roadmap, service catalog, reference
architecture
26% • 69% Test & Dev • 51% Pre-Production • 50% Quality Testing • 44% Load Testing
Where should you start? Follow the model of other customers…
“Which of the following best describes your organization’s starting point for cloud computing?”
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VMware vCloud solution
Agility with Reliable Performance • On-demand provisioning of virtual servers • Fast scale up at reasonable cost • Predictable, consistent SLAs
Application Portability • Compatible with existing workloads • Globally consistent service across providers
Security • Secure & auditable cloud infrastructure • Secure apps and user access
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New End User Access
New Application Platform
New Infrastructure
Management
Automation
Management
Automation
Management
Hybrid Cloud Public
or Dedicated Clouds
Automation
SaaS Apps Existing Apps New Enterprise Apps
The VMware cloud vision
Internap defines IaaS as a continuum
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IaaS
Private Cloud
App App App App App App App App
Public Cloud
Decreasing Cost, Increasing Capacity Increasing Control and Customization
Hypervisor
Instances App App
Cloud Storage
What level of customization do you need?
Questions to consider when selecting a cloud service provider:
How much security?
How much support is needed?
What about performance to the end-
user?
Impo
rtan
ce to
You
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Is everything moving to the cloud?
Internet start-ups tend to begin here and migrate left as leverage and security increase in importance
Colocation Managed Hosting
Private Cloud Public Cloud
Enterprises tend to start here and then migrate parts of their infrastructure right
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Point Solutions
Custom Apps
E-commerce
Packaged ERP
Web Servers
App Servers Database Storage/
Archival
Public Cloud
Private Cloud
Give me options!
Give me synergy!
Colocation Managed Hosting
Application Optimization
Application Portfolio Support
Match application needs with platform strengths
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2,700+ Enterprise Customers 450 Employees 2010 Revenue: $244M
Our intelligent IT Infrastructure solutions can take your business to a higher level.
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