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CloudBees®How do you spell “IT” again?

Open Blend 2010

Sacha LaboureyOctober 7, 2010

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• The cloud is the new platform• By 2020, >80% of the computing load will take place on

public clouds– You will not acquire software anymore SaaS– On-premise custom computing will be legacy:

• slower, remote, less secure, less safe.

• What will happen between now and 2020?– Applications + Data must become the focus

• Developers will lead the change (that’s you), not your CIO– Remember Open Source?

The Cloud – Weather Forecast


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The Cloud – some definitions

CommunityCloud

Private Cloud

Public Cloud

Hybrid Clouds

DeploymentModels

ServiceModels

EssentialCharacteristics

Common Characteristics

Software as a Service (SaaS)

Platform as a Service (PaaS)

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

Resource Pooling

Broad Network Access Rapid Elasticity

Measured Service

On Demand Self-Service

Low Cost Software

Virtualization Service Orientation

Advanced Security

Homogeneity

Massive Scale Resilient Computing

Geographic Distribution

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The Cloud – IaaS/PaaS/SaaS


"Cloud computing is on-demand access to virtualized IT resources that are housed outside of your own data center, shared by others, simple to use, paid for via subscription, and accessed over the Web.“

- John Foley, Information Week

Infrastructure as a Services (IaaS)



consumer provisions fundamental computing

resources(“IT Lego blocks”)

Consumerdeploys apps

Consumeruses apps

Resource PoolingBroad Network Access Rapid Elasticity

Measured Service


From today’s Middleware to PaaS 2.0They day developers got back in charge!


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Java today – Welcome to IT kingdom

Today: Developers build, IT deploys and manages. Extra layers to support the Cloud.

DEV + IT, IT, IT, IT, IT!!!

Configure OS Secure OS Setup JVM

Install AS on OS Configure AS Secure AS

provision nodes Install load-balancer (LB) Configure LB

Secure LB Setup BC for cluster QA cluster

Configure DNS

Provision node:

Provision cluster:

Provision node Install DB Configure DB

Secure DB Setup BC for DB

Provision DB:

Provision cluster Provision DB Deploy schema

Deploy App to each node

Deploy App:

(not a transparent update process)

Analyse sec. bulletins

Analyse QA bulletins Analyse AS/OS logs

maintain OS maintain JVM maintain AS

maintain DB

Manage environment (recurring)

maintain FW Validate/QA stack

Measure App performance Acquire Hardware Provision node

Update Cluster Update LB

Metering/Scaling (recurring)

Update Security

Deploy App to traditional Java platform:

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What’s the underlying DNA of a PaaS?


How do you apply the Cloud’s 5 essential characteristics to a PaaS?

Do you somehow inherit those characteristics from the underlying IaaS?

Or do you apply them to applications as first-class citizens?

Infrastructure as a Services (IaaS)



consumer provisions fundamental computing

resources(“IT Lego blocks”)

Consumerdeploys apps

Consumeruses apps

Resource PoolingBroad Network Rapid Elasticity

Measured Service


? ?

Cloud 1.0The day you became your own IT


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• You do not change the way you develop and deploy applications

• Instead of using a SUN/HP/IBM/XYZ server, you use a IaaS virtual server (à la EC2)

Cloud 1.0


?

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Cloud 1.0 – Fire your data-center staff


“Great” news: you have suddenly become the data-center staff!

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• Cloud 1.0 provides you with elastic resources, but…

• The level of “IT” required is actually HIGHER– All traditional IT activities will need to be

performed + cloud-specific operations– And guess what: you are going to be the one

doing it• You might want to pass on that one…

Cloud 1.0


Cloud 1.5Also known as Hosting 2.0


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• You get access to pre-installed, pre-configured middleware– “Platform as a SOFTWARE”

• With some nice UI and scripting glue to hide initial complexity

Cloud 1.5



From today to Cloud 1.5





Configure DNS

Provision node:

Provision cluster:



Provision DB:



Deploy App:





maintain DB






Update Security

Deploy App to traditional Java platform:

Configure AS

provision nodes Configure LB

Setup BC for cluster QA cluster

Configure DNS

Provision node:

Provision cluster:

Provision node

Setup BC for DB

Provision DB:



Deploy App:





maintain DB



Measure App performance Provision node



Update Security

Deploy App to Cloud 1.5 Java platform:

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• The unit of work remains IaaS-components– Servers, VM, AS, load-balancer, DB, etc.

• YOU ARE STILL IN CHARGE– You are still taking IT decisions– You are now in charge of part of IT

• But your IT colleagues were probably better than you at it

• Why wouldn’t you really outsource EVERYTHING to a platform?– Monitoring, business continuity, scalability,

backups, maintenance, etc.

Cloud 1.5 – Fire some of your IT guys


Cloud 2.0 – cloud-native PaaSWelcome to true Application Virtualization


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• Applications and Data are the center of the universe– Forget about servers, VMs, load-balancers, etc.

• Cloud-concepts applied to applications and data as first-class citizens– No need to handle scalability, HA, backup,

upgrade&maintenance, networking, etc.• From DEV to PROD in a snap, NO IT.

This is a Service, not software.

Cloud 2.0 PaaS - Fire your IT!



Cloud 2.0 - CloudBees





Configure DNS

Provision node:

Provision cluster:



Provision DB:



Deploy App:





maintain DB






Update Security

Deploy App DONE

(transparent, multi-version process)

• No need to provision nodes, clusters, load-balancers, databases, etc.

• Environment constantly managed and monitored

• Metering/scaling updated in real-time

• Business Continuity built-in

Deploy App to traditional Java platform: Deploy App to CloudBees:

Why am I telling you all of this?Enter CloudBees’ world!



About CloudBees

Our Mission

Offering

Become the leading Java™ Platform as a Service (PaaS)

Why We’re Different

CloudBees services the complete lifecycle of Cloud application development and deployment.No Servers. No Virtual Machines. No IT.

DEV@cloud – Provide cloud-based developer tools Solve typical developers pain point in an elegant

fashion thanks to the power of the cloud RUN@cloud - Frictionless runtime PaaS for Java

applications Smooth transition from DEV@cloud to RUN@cloud

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• Robust middleware offering based on proven foundation (JBoss, Spring, Tomcat)

• Supports all Java applications, including JEE, spring and other JVM-languages

• Complete lifecycle, including dev & build

• Based on FOSS and open standards

• Support for multiple IaaS vendors


CloudBees Platform as a Service

CloudBees

SaaS Vendor Application

Enterprise Application

RUN@cloud

Java PaaS Runtime & Services

DEV@cloud

Developer Services

IaaS Providers

Amazon Rackspace Terremark Others

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Platform Services

Runtime Services


CloudBees Platform as a Service

RUN@cloudDEV@cloud

Bench/QE/Valid. Staging

Prod. Scale-DUO

Watch Code

Build

Test

Publish

RDB & NoSQL

Monitoring Metering Billing

ProvisioningOn-Premise Integration

SaaSIntegration

Management

GUI and APIs

Maintenance

Access points for Enterprises and ISVs

Data & integration services provide critical functionality

Comprehensive dev and runtime services for the cloud app

Runtime services make it easy to manage & monetize apps


Continuous Integration in the Cloud

• No disruption when code changes break things

• “Working” build always available for test, demos, etc.

• Provides critical metrics about development –quality, productivity, functional

Why Continuous Integration?• Build machines always available when you

need them, lowers CAPEX

• Integration between CI modules reduces dev complexity, lowers OPEX

• Seamless integration to runtime PaaS

Why in the Cloud?

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CloudBees leverages Hudson, the leading open source continuous

integration (CI) solution

Benefits of Hudson as a Service:• Scale your Hudson environment with the

power of the Cloud• Ease your Hudson management overhead• Speed your Hudson builds• Save money with on-demand Hudson

Service.


CloudBees DEV@Cloud, Powered by Hudson

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5'000

10'000

15'000

20'000

25'000

Hudson Adoption, by Builds

Source: Hudson Labs

http://hudson-labs.org/content/cloudbees-announce-hudson-service�

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Phase 1: Currently in Public Beta• Continuous integration based on

Hudson - HaaS– Multi-tenant Hudson Provisioning– On-demand Hudson build agents

paid by-the-minute• Private code repository (SVN, GIT)• Private Maven repositories & proxy• Grand Central management console• Support infrastructure• Runs on AWS

CloudBees DEV@cloud Features


Special OpenBlend offer: join this week and get 10h for free!Register and send your confirmation e-mail to [email protected]

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Hudson as a Service in action!


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• IaaS-agnostic: our platform aims at supporting multiple IaaS vendors in a transparent fashion

• Pay-per-use: you pay only for what you actually use, without being concerned whether you need to scale-up, -out or –down MIPS!

• Open: our platform leverages Open, Standard and Free/Open Source software whenever possible, including for its data formats

• Friction-less: CloudBees aims to significantly reduce the IT overhead required to develop, test, deploy and maintain applications. No IT is our goal.

• Real applications: too many cloud platforms are cluttered with restrictions and limitations that make no sense to developers

CloudBees RUN@cloud


Public beta expected in ~Q1-2011

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Complete Lifecycle Services for Dev and Production: Only offering for end-to-end application development in the Cloud

No IT: CloudBees is a next-generation cloud-native PaaS without the legacy headaches – VMs, app servers, nodes

No Limitations: True middleware offering satisfying real-life constraints

Higher developer productivity: Developers consume as much or as little, for far less than currently available

Why CloudBees…


… and because we are the team that can deliver!

Special OpenBlend offer: join DEV@cloud this week and get 10h for free!Register and send your confirmation e-mail to [email protected]

Thank You!

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