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Page 1: Introduction to Cloud Storage

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CLOUD STORAGE:STaaSJulio Cesar Gomez Martin

@julitojul101

[email protected]@julitojul101

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5 trends in data center for 2016 you have to know

http://tecno.americaeconomia.com/articulos/5-tendencias-en-los-centros-de-datos-para-2016-que-debes-conocer?utm_source=dlvr.it&utm_medium=twitter

• Cloud deployment is complexing

• Architecture vs technology

• Common lenguage, common interface

• Safety social responsability

• Distributed Data Access

AETECNO

Jose Maria Alvarez PalletePresidente Telefonica@jmalvpa

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Álvarez-Pallete: “Data is the OIL of XXI Century”

http://www.iese.edu/es/conoce-iese/prensa-noticias/noticias/2015/julio/alvarez-pallete-datos-son-petroleo-siglo-xxi/

• We have an important latent potential

• This is the TRUE Technology Disruption

• Simplification and Digitalization go together

• In 2019, at least, Four devices per person.

IESE Business School

Jose Maria Alvarez PalletePresidente Telefonica@jmalvpa

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My Files have been ciphered and they’re bribering me to de-ciphered them!!!!.. 5 Advises to avoid a ‘Cryptolocker’

http://www.elladodelmal.com/2015/01/me-han-cifrado-los-archivos-y-me-piden.html

• Ransomware (malicious data-ciphered)

• How to avoid it????

• Keep your software update!!!!!!

• Fortify your system

• Do a back-up!!!!!!

BLOG El Lado del Mal

Chema AlonsoCDO Telefonica@chemaalonso

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WHERE WE ARE

WHAT PROBLEMS DO WE HAVE

STaaS: STORAGE ABSTRACTION AND AUTOMATIZATION

CREATING STaaS (SDS) MODEL FOR OUR IT

APP VISION vs BYTE VISION

WHAT’S NEXT – DATA SERVICES (HDFS) AND HYBRID CLOUD (COMMODITY)

1

2

3

4

5

6

@julitojul101

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WHERE WE ARE

WHAT PROBLEMS DO WE HAVE

STaaS: STORAGE ABSTRACTION AND AUTOMATIZATION

CREATING STaaS (SDS) MODEL FOR OUR IT

APP VISION vs BYTE VISION

WHAT’S NEXT – DATA SERVICES (HDFS) AND HYBRID CLOUD (COMMODITY)

1

2

3

4

5

6

@julitojul101

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3ª PLATAFORMA

MILES DE MILLONES DE USUARIOS

MILLONES DE APPS

LAN/Internet Cliente/Servidor

PC

2ª PLATAFORMA

CIENTOS DE MILLONES DE USUARIOS DECENAS DE MILES DE APPS

Mainframe, Mini Computer

Terminales

1ST PLATFORM

MILLONES DE USUARIOS MILES DE APPS

2012-2016 Current Approach

Móvil Cloud Big Data Social

Dispositivos Móviles

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ADVANCE DATA SERVICES

BASE DATA SERVICES

Different Apps

TransactionProcessing

OnlineArchive

VM Infrastructure

DecisionSupport

Full Motion Video

HighPerformanceComputing

WebApps

ContentManagement

ITApplications

HomeDirectories

Email

ApplicationDevelopment

TechApps

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HIGHEND

MIDTIER

SCALEOUT

ALL-FLASH

DATA Protection(BACK-UP)

Different Storage Requeriments…..

ScaleIO VSAN

CommodityHW x86

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… and different Architecture Requeriments

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What could Cloud Storage provide?ABSTRACTIÓN and AUTOMATIZATIÓN

With the performance and availability Requeriments

DEPLOY

IMPROVE

AVAILABILITY

Protect de Data, its continuity and its integrity

The use of the existing and new capacity

• Flash Technology• SAN, NAS, Object• Open

• Back-up• Data center Replication

• Resource optimization

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Market OpportunityWhat are the Experts Saying about Cloud Storage?

• Total market size of ~$6B in 2015 with a CAGR of 47%*

o 80% ($4.8B) Raw storage services such as PaaS or IaaS

o 20% ($1.2B) Backup/Archiving 50-50 split

*Source: Cloud Computing, Sector Focus: Storage-as-a-Service, 451 Research Market Monitor, March 2012

80%

10%

10%

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WHERE WE ARE

WHAT PROBLEMS DO WE HAVE

STaaS: STORAGE ABSTRACTION AND AUTOMATIZATION

CREATING STaaS (SDS) MODEL FOR OUR IT

APP VISION vs BYTE VISION

WHAT’S NEXT – DATA SERVICES (HDFS) AND HYBRID CLOUD (COMMODITY)

1

2

3

4

5

6

@julitojul101

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InsufficientStaff

Lacking technical expertise

(ONE) Enterprise IT ChallengesWhy Do Organizations Stall?

IncreasingComplexity

Inconsistent, undocumented

processes

UnpredictableCosts

Cost/risk related to IT transformation

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(TWO) Daily Challenges in IT –REAL

How long does it take IT stuff to deploy a Virtual Machine (VM) in production?

My Architecture stuff doesn’t exist… it’s in the operating department

Automatize provisioning?, HOW? I have a SIMO in my DC

ONE Management POINT?, what’s that?, I have SIX

Incidents kill us, and fit them more…

Daily Storage tickets fill IT stuff time

WE CANNOT

INNOVATE

DAILY TASKS KILL US

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HOWEVER, business is moving much FASTER

MEASURE SUCCESS IN

YEARS

TRADITIONALIT TEAM

MEASURE SUCCESS IN

WEEKS

ENTREPRENURIALBUSINESS TEAM

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… SO, The SHADOW IT shows up

Shadow IT

AWS is easy to deploy

AWS is cheaper

AWS is flexible(expand/reduce Storage)

Yes, but not at all.What Happen if in the

future do I want to move data?

May be some months, but it’s necessary to do a TCO

for 3 or 4 years

They are orphan services.Availability Services?Replication Services?

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AWS services on/off premise

Amazon S3 Amazon EBSAWS Storage

Gateway

Amazon Glacier Amazon EC2 Amazon EMR

SDS Object SDS

Cloudstorage /Activearchive

Coldarchive

Cloudgateway

Blockstorage

IaaS Dataanalytics

Elastic Beanstalk

PaaS

Container

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At this point, Can we do anything?Cloud Storage Delivers Business Agility

Cloud StorageBroker & Builder

New Business ModelNew Technology Architecture

New Operation models and roles

CULTURE

Shadow IT

AgileApps

Big Data

TECH

DevOpsMobile

BUSINESS

Apps

Customer Data

Speed

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WHERE WE ARE

WHAT PROBLEMS DO WE HAVE

STaaS: STORAGE ABSTRACTION AND AUTOMATIZATION

CREATING STaaS (SDS) MODEL FOR OUR IT

APP VISION vs BYTE VISION

WHAT’S NEXT – DATA SERVICES (HDFS) AND HYBRID CLOUD (COMMODITY)

1

2

3

4

5

6

@julitojul101

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How do we define STaaS?

• IT Architecture Model

• Business oriented

• Optimize costs

ABSTRACTING

AUTOMATE

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ABSTRACTING and AUTOMATE

EMC

DIFFERENT APPROACHES EXIST

ALL IT STORAGE

DELL – HITACHI- NETAPP

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ABSTRACTING and AUTOMATE

THE PROVISION OF THAT STORAGE

Client 2

Client 3

Client 1 Server A

Application A

Server B

Application B

Server C

Application C

Disks for Server A

Disks for Server B

Disks for Server C

SANLocal Area

Network

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What the Host Sees

A

One Logical VolumeMultiple Logical Volumes

ABC

D

Disco Fisico

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• Storage Systems Architecture

Data Organization: Strips and Stripes

Stripe 1

Stripe 2

Stripe 3

Strips

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ABSTRACTING and AUTOMATE

There are different models on different suppliers

DIFFERENT APPROACHES EXIST

ALL IT STORAGE

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ABSTRACTING physical array technology

Intelligent Storage System

Cache

Front End Back End

Cache

Physical Disks

Host Connectivity

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… like DELL EMC VMAX3

100K 400K200K

1 to 2 Engines

48 Cores

2TB Cache

1,440 2.5” Drives

500TB, 64 Ports

1 to 4 Engines

128 Cores

8TB Cache

2,880 2.5” Drives

2PB, 128 Ports

1 to 8 Engines

384 Cores

16TB Cache

5,760 2.5” Drives

4PB, 256 Ports

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But STaaS has also to ABSTRACTs Functionality. AUTOTIERING

Active blocks (data) the best response time

blocks low/no use

SDDflash

HDDHigh

Capacity

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What is AUTOTIERING?Place the right DATA, in the right TIER, in the right TIME

FC

Flash

SATA

Traditional FAST FAST VP

SAS

Flash

NL-SAS

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Or Like – ALL-ROAD ARRAY (Unified)

VNX5200* VNX5400 VNX5600 VNX5800VNX7600

VNX-FVNX8000

Max FAST Cache 600 GB 1 TB 2 TB 3 TB 4.2 TB 4.2 TB

Max drives 125 250 500 750 1000 1500**

Drive types Flash, SAS, NL-SAS

File System modules

X-Blades 1 or 2 1 or 2 1 or 2 2 or 3 2 to 4 2 to 8

I/O slots per X-blade 3 3 3 4 4 5

Memory per X-blade 6 GB 6 GB 12 GB 12 GB 24 GB 24 GB

Protocols CIFS, NFS, pNFS

Storage Pool

modules

Storage Processors 2 2 2 2 2 2

I/O ports per SP 2 2 2 2 2 2

I/O slots per SP 3 4 5 5 5 11

Memory per SP 16 GB 16 GB 24 GB 32 GB 64 GB 128 GB

Cores per SP 4 4 4 6 8 16

Protocols Fibre Channel, Fibre Channel over Ethernet, iSCSI

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MIDTIER – Unified Storage (All-Road Array)

Virtual Blended Storage Pool

Near-Line SAS

15K SASFLASH

Block Storage Processor

Data Mover File Storage Pool

Data Mover File Services

CIFS or NFS

LUNLUN

LUNLUN

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Híbridas optimizadasFlash• Controladora dual• Escalabilidad limitada• Cargas de trabajo simples

• Algunos Data Services

Gen 2

Arrays Scale Up todo Flash• Controladora dual• Escalabilidad limitada• Cargas simples (VDI)• Data Services? Quizás….• Elegir entre

• Rendimiento• Eficiencia

Gen 3

Arrays Scale Out todoFlash• Multi Controladora (16-XtremIO)

• Escala hasta PBs• Cargas de trabajo mixtas• In-Line Data Services

• TCO mínimo• Rendimiento máximo

• DataCenter All-Flash-Array

Gen 4

Gen

1 Flash

Sys

tems

Leg

acy

Disk A

rray

s

Gen 1

… And NOW it’s on fashion, the AFA

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WHERE WE ARE

WHAT PROBLEMS DO WE HAVE

STaaS: STORAGE ABSTRACTION AND AUTOMATIZATION

CREATING STaaS (SDS) MODEL FOR OUR IT

APP VISION vs BYTE VISION

WHAT’S NEXT – DATA SERVICES (HDFS) AND HYBRID CLOUD (COMMODITY)

1

2

3

4

5

6

@julitojul101

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Cloud Storge Model -Software-Defined Storage

MID TIER

SCALEOUT

3rd PartyHIGHEND

Commodity

SDS Platform

ProvisioningSelf-

ServiceReporting Automation

STaaSData Services

STaaSController

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STaaS = ¿Virtualización?

Storage Federation

VPLEXSVC

vSANScaleIO

Software Define Storage

Storage Abstraction by SOFTWARE

Physical and Virtual ARRAYS

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IF STaaS doesn’t exist……

x86

Virtualized

EMC

VM11111001010001101101100101

01110

10

00

10

00

NetApp

V

Scripts

V

Otherscripts???

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1111100101000110110110010111110000101001010101

… If STaaS Exists

x86

Virtualized

EMC

SDSVM

ControllerMONITOR

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10

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ONE API

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Virtualized Storage with SDS

x86

Virtualized

EMC

SDSVM

ControllerMONITOR

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SDSData Services

ONE API

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3 Simple Steps to storage provisioning the easy way

Automate Storage

Discover and register arrays– Identify physical storage and fabrics

– Scan and map

Configure virtual arrays– Partition physical infrastructure

Configure virtual storage pools– Define policies and service levels

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Without compromiseStorage Virtualization (I)

VMAX Hitachi NetApp

RUBY virtual SAN

GOLD virtual SAN

SILVER virtual SAN

Tenant 1

Tenant 2

Tenant 3

vPOOL-R1 vPOOL-G1 vPOOL-S1

vPOOL-S2vPOOL-G2

vPOOL-R2 vPOOL-G3

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Without CompromiseStorage Virtualization (II)

Abstraction of physical arrays– Abstract Control plane from the data plane

– Divide storage into virtual storage arrays managed by policies

Use the full value of underlying physical arrays– Be able to use advanced array capabilities

(e.g. replication, tiering…)

Create virtual storage pools– Define storage services in software

STaaS

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WHERE WE ARE

WHAT PROBLEMS DO WE HAVE

STaaS: STORAGE ABSTRACTION AND AUTOMATIZATION

CREATING STaaS (SDS) MODEL FOR OUR IT

APP VISION vs BYTE VISION

WHAT’S NEXT – DATA SERVICES (HDFS) AND HYBRID CLOUD (COMMODITY)

1

2

3

4

5

6

@julitojul101

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Complete Automatization of Service

Connect to Virtualization

DEPLOYED

Provision Compute

Hand-off Validation

Provision Storage Hand-off

Validation

Provision NetworkTRADITIONAL PROCESS Hand-off

Validation

• Server Admin

– Allocate Cisco UCS blades

– Create logical service profiles

• Allocate logical identifiers

– MAC addresses, UUIDs (compute)

– WWNN, WWPN (storage)

• Storage Admin

– Configure the zones on the SAN

– Provision block storage, masking resources

• Network Admin

– Connect resources to networks (inside of the Vblock platform, not connecting Vblock platforms to external)

• VMware Admin

– Install VMware ESX

– Format data stores

– Create VMware ESX cluster in a particular VMware vCenter Server

– Configure DRS HA Clusters

– Register VMware ESX host and data stores with the VMware vCenter Server cluster

• Unified PRovisioning

• Compute, Storage, Network,

Virtualization

DEPLOYED

• Class of Services

• Automatized

• Fast Delivery

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THE COMPLEXITY OF A COMPLETE AUTOMATIZATION

BIG ORCHESTRATOR

BMC-CLMvRealize

ABSTRACTING

STORAGE

VIRTUALIZE ALL IT

STORAGE

AUTOMATE

Storage

IaaS, VMs at Tiered Service

Levels

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GENERIC Service Workflow…

Std.Offering?

ServiceRequest

Portal

No

ServiceCatalog

CustomAllowed?

No

CMDB

Service

Broker

Commence

Provisioning

Workflow

Yes OrchestrationEngine

Compute Domain

Network Domain

Storage Domain

Services Domain

HypervisorOSApp

L2L3

Tier/CapacityBCDR

L4/SLBSecurity

Billing

ServiceCompilation

Start

End

ITSMDomainMonitoringComplianceGovernance

47

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BMC-CLM vision of IaaS(with STaaS)

Std.Offering?

ServiceRequest

Portal

No

ServiceCatalog

CustomAllowed?

No

CMDB

Service

Broker

Commence

Provisioning

Workflow

Yes OrchestrationEngine

Compute Domain

Network Domain

Storage Domain

Services Domain

HypervisorOSApp

L2L3

Tier/CapacityBCDR

L4/SLBSecurity

Billing

ServiceCompilation

Start

End

ITSMDomainMonitoringComplianceGovernance

BMC CLM

BMC CLM

BMC CLM BMC CLM

IaaS (STaaS embedded)

48

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Vmware vision of IaaS (with STaaS)

VIRTUALIZED Infrastructure

Traditional Storage

ApplicationSelf-service

Big Data AppSelf-service

Encryption Services

Disaster Recovery-as-a-Service

Backup-as-a-Service

IaaS

vRealize Business

FinancialTransparency

vRealize Operations

Operational Management

Self-Serviceand Automation

vRealize Automation

Converged Infrastructure

STaaS

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STaaS Provides them….

Unified storage views across the Data Center

Heterogeneous storage array management

Policy based management of storage pools abstracted from

hardware

Leverage the capabilities of the underlying hardware platforms

Storage network management

New interface support

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STaaS has to be integrated with …

vSpherevSAN / vVol

vCloud Automation Center

vCenter OpsManager

SDSController

SDSData Services

3rd Party CommodityMIDTIER FILER

HIGHEND

HDFS

STaaS

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STaaS has to be opened

SDSData Services

SDSController

We can choose (Vmware, HyperV, OpenStack)

3rd Party CommodityMIDTIER FILER

HIGHEND

HDFS

STaaS

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What is OpenStack?OpenStack Cloud Operating System

Connects to Apps via API

Creates Pools of Resources Automates the Network

Self-Service Portals for Users

Swift

Glance

Nova

Cinder

Neutron

Trove Heat

Keystone Horizon

Celiometer

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OpenStack/STaaS RelationshipCloud Storage can be a part of an OpenStack cloud

• Cloud Storgeimplements the Swift REST API, replacing the open source object store

• Glance may use Swift or S3 APIs in STaaS for backing store, so support is indirect

• Cinder plug-in provides adapter from OpenStack to API calls for block storage

Nova (Compute)

Cinder(Block Volume)

Message Bus

Swift(Object)

OpenStack users/tenants/admins

OpenStack/EC2 API

Neutron(Network)

Horizon (GUI)

Keystone (IAM)

Glance(Image)

Cloud Storage

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… SO, in summary, everything FIT with STaaS

BIG ORCHESTRATOR

BMC-CLMvRealize

ABSTRACTING

STORAGE

VIRTUALIZE ALL IT

STORAGE

AUTOMATE

Storage

IaaS, VMs at Tiered Service

Levels

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WHERE WE ARE

WHAT PROBLEMS DO WE HAVE

STaaS: STORAGE ABSTRACTION AND AUTOMATIZATION

CREATING STaaS (SDS) MODEL FOR OUR IT

APP VISION vs BYTE VISION

WHAT’S NEXT – DATA SERVICES (HDFS) AND HYBRID CLOUD (COMMODITY)

1

2

3

4

5

6

@julitojul101

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UNSTRUCTURED DATA GROWTH

2015

71 EB

Total Capacity Shipped, Worldwide

% of Unstructured Data

75%

78%

80%

2016

106 EB

2017

133 EB

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STaaS with Commodity Hardware

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Servers

Network

StorageConverged Architecture200,000 IOPS

20K IOPS20K IOPS20K IOPS20K IOPS20K IOPS20K IOPS 20K IOPS20K IOPS20K IOPS20K IOPS

Flash | SSD | HDD | RAID Cache | RAM

Bare Metal | KVM | VMware | Hyper-V

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STaaS: Scalability

Scale from 3 nodes to 1000s of nodes

Add storage devices and servers on the fly to increase capacity and performance

Storage growth always automatically aligned with application needs

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For all ‘aaS’ models we decide

Bare Metal

Add, remove, re-allocate, on the fly, without stopping IO

HypervisorsOperating System PlatformsPCIe FLash

SSDs

HDDs

Media

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NAS

SAN CLOUD

TAPE

DAS

OBJECT

61

NEXT-GEN WORKLOADSTRADITIONAL WORKLOADS

HPC

Backup/Archive

Analytics

Mobile

File Shares

Cloud Apps

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TAPE

NAS DAS

CLOUDSAN

OBJECT

Data LakeFoundation

62

NEXT-GEN WORKLOADSTRADITIONAL WORKLOADS

HPC

Backup/Archive

Analytics

Mobile

File Shares

Cloud Apps

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NEXT-GEN ACCESS METHODS

FILE

FILE

63

HPC

Backup/Archive

Analytics

Mobile

File Shares

Cloud Apps

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SCALE-OUT NAS ARCHITECTURE

Clients and Applications

RESTful APIGET PUT POST DELETE

Gig-e10 Gig-eNetwork

OneFS Operating Environment

Multi-ProtocolClient/Application

LayerEthernet Layer

Protocols

SMBNFS

FTPHTTP

HDFSfor

Hadoop

RESTfor

Object

Intra-cluster Communication

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USE CASE: HADOOP

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FEDERATION ENTERPRISE HYBRID CLOUDREDUCE COST AND INCREASE AGILITY IN IT

© Copyright 2015 EMC Corporation. All rights reserved.

FEW WEEKS TO BEUP & RUNNING

75% FASTER Infrastructure Deployment

95% FASTER IaaS, PaaS, AaaS, DBaaS DEPLOYMENT

SIMPLE

AGILE SECURE

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Virtualize Infrastructure

BYO

vRealize Business

FinancialTransparency

vRealize Operations

Operational Management

Self-Serviceand Automation

vRealize Automation

ENTERPRISE HYBRID CLOUD, from STaaS to ITaaS

CLOUD Services Broker

Q4

Accelerated DeploymentConverged Infrastructure

Business Continuity

VPLEXRecoverPoint

Backup andRecovery

Data DomainAvamar

Service Catalog

EMC Cloud Service Providers

STaaS

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CONCLUSIONESNo CLOUD PLEASE, We’re Bankers!!!

http://www.bankingtech.com/406232/bank-it-cloud/#.Vl7OGmIChEQ.twitter

• Since 2009, only 1% of worldwide banks have

their CORE in CLOUD

• Email (67%), CRM (52%), Storage (35%)

• Move budget from maintenance to Transformation

• However, It seems that there will be a change in

2016

BANKING TECH

Pepe OlallaBBVA@PepeOlalla

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We have a lot of things to do and we have a lot of business to coverCONCLUSIONS

WHERE WE AREA LOT OF CUSTOMER DOESN’T KNOW HOW TO BEGIN WITH THEIR TRANSFORMATION

Cloud Storage is the BASELINE for the Transformation NOT always but the DATA has to be inside the Data Center.

HOW TO BUILT ITSTaaS ABSTRACTING AND AUTOMATE and also Manage al our IT Stuff

BMC, Vmware, MicrosoftThey have a different vision, but it has to FIT with STaaS

COMMODITY + DATA LAKE + CLOUD HIBRIDAWhat is on fashion Now????

@julitojul101

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CONCLUSIONSHow important is this slide, how important!!!!!

@W

IKIB

on

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GRACIAShttp://www.xataka.com/otros/lo-ultimo-de-amazon-es-un-camion-para-llevar-tus-datos-hasta-su-nube-snowmobile-no-es-una-broma