managing cloud virtualization 630 final

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June 30, 2011

Smarter Computing:Managed in the Cloud - Virtualization

Without Limits


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Todays Agenda

Moderator: Cameron Sturdevant - Technical Director -eWeek Labs

Guy Currier - Senior Editor / Research - eWeek

Howard Cohen - Senior Resultant - The Tech ChannelPartners Results Group Inc.

Sam Van Alstyne - Lead Strategist, VirtualizationMarketing - IBM


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Cloud Computing, Virtualization,and Where Your Bread Is Buttered

Guy Currier, Senior Editor / Research

[email protected]


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Flexible dissociation of the two halves ofcomputing:

1.the user interface

2.the data and its processing

This has consequences

Versatility: the key benefit

Integration: the key to success

Control: the key issue

Cloud Computing as a TemplateNot a Technology


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Defining the Kind of Cloud byControl Point: Where the

Dissociation Occurs

Information Hardware Software Interface User


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Virtualization, the Prime TechnologyFoundation to the Cloud

Infrastructure as a service

Storage cloudstoragevirtualization

Computing cloudserver

virtualization

Platform as a service,software as a service

Application virtualization

(Network virtualization)


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Numerous Approaches AreFlourishing in Private Clouds

0% 10% 20% 30% 40% 50%

Software as a Service (SaaS)

Storage Cloud

Computing Cloud

Platform as a Service (PaaS)

Use Now, or Expect to Use in 12 Months,Over Private Clouds

Source: Cloud-Computing Study, Baseline, May 2011 (N=756)8


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The Technology Foundations forPublic and Private Cloud Types

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

In

dex

Use of Technology, If Using Cloud Type

server consolidationserver virtualization

storage virtualization

network virtualization

service-oriented arch.

Source: Ziff Davis Enterprise Cloud-Computing Study, January 2011 (N=731)


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The Technology Foundations forPublic and Private Cloud Types

0

50

100

150

200

250

300

In

dex

Use of Technology, If Using Cloud Type

server virtualization

Source: Ziff Davis Enterprise Cloud-Computing Study, January 2011 (N=731)


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Your Bread ...

Cloud computing isnt a technology, so it hasbroad implications

How IT operates (control)

How business systems run

How the organization runs (versatility)

But first you must build out the technologyfoundations

3.Application/feature integration2.Application management, security, continuity

1.Virtualization

Where Is Buttered


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Managed in theCloud

What Smarter Computing

is Really All About

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Then and now

ASPApplication

Services Providero Enabled by the interneto Move your servers and your

storage and the rest of your ITinfrastructure to someone elsesdata center

o One-to-One server-to-customer

Costs Rose

Service Levels DidntReally Change

Spending more and

getting the same thing

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ASP


1:1


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One Big Change

between then and now

Virtualization



16/41

One Big Change

Your individual server replaced by

one of dozens or hundreds ofserversessions on a remote server.o You pay for only a slice

o Infrastructure shared among many customers

Economy of Scale

Much lower cost per customer



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Illustrating theInternet



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Illustrating theInternet



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Cloud Advantages

Cost Savingso CapEx

Eliminating future investments in servers, storage,and other infrastructure

o OpEx

No data center means no space rental

No electricity expense

No HVAC expense

No maintenance

o IT becomes a monthly expense



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Cloud Advantages

Increased Service Levelso Redundancy provides Resiliency

Redundant Servers

Redundant Storage

Redundant Data Centers

Replication & Failovero Security

o Compliance


A h h


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Achieving theImpossible

Increased

service levels atreduced cost

Smarter

Computing



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Workloads

Big Datao Low-latency

Entire workloads in memory

Interprocessor sharing without ever going to the bus

Optimizing Virtualized Infrastructurefor Mixed Data Typeso Voice

o Video

o Session Sharing

Managing All of This in the Cloudo What do we need to manage?

o What will this give us?

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Wh D W N d


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What Do We Needto Manage Visibility

o Certainty that were making optimum use of computing resources

o Where does each server instance reside

o Where does each storage instance reside

o Where do they go when in motion

o

Optimum equipment utilization Control

o Where the server session goes

o Where the storage goes

o Who has access, authentication & authorization

o Assurance of full constant resilience

o Are our compliance measures in effect?

Optimization Through Automationo Remove human error and delay


Wh D Thi


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What Does ThisGive Us?



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Agility

Business agility

Information only makes money intransit

Work is an activity not a destination



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Not..

A product of the cloud

A product of virtualization A product of miniaturization

A product of wireless technologies

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S


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SmarterComputing

A product of all of that

Takes into account all of these elements Brings them together

Creates a secure, resilient, compliant

environment in which you dont have toworry, you just get to do what you do.

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It N t Ab t


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Its Not AboutTechnology

Its about you



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Howard M. Cohen

30 Year Channel Executive

Howard M. Clone

Virtual Marketing Manager

I consult to channel companies

I write for channel companies

like yours

Ive written for Microsoft, Citrix,Cisco, IBM, CA, Ingram,Everything Channel and others

Follow my CloudTalk blogwww.ingrammicrocloud.com

www.howardmcohen.com [email protected] 516.965.6431

About HMC
http://www.ingrammicrocloud.com/http://www.howardmcohen.com/mailto:[email protected]:[email protected]://www.howardmcohen.com/http://www.ingrammicrocloud.com/


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Virtualization Changing the Economics of IT

Sam Van Alstyne IBM Virtualization | June 30, 2011

Smarter Computing


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IBM Virtualization | v3.131

Todays IT Infrastructures are under pressure

10Xdigital data isprojected to growtenfold from2007 to 2011

70%of companies in the global 1,000 willhave to modify their data centers tomeet increased power and cooling

requirements

80%of digital data growth will be

unstructured and requiring

significant effort tounderstand and analyze

1012

devices will be connected tothe Internet by 2011

6 terabytesof information is exchanged over

the Internet every second

69%of all server workloads

will be virtualized by2013


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Yet, IT organizations are expected to do more withfewer resources.

Challenges

Many 2010 IT budgets at 2005levels

Increased service levelrequirements

Few resources for innovationand new projects

*Source: Forrester, Base 695 NA IT organizations

66%of IT budgetsallocated to

maintenance

Most firms have loweroperating and capital IT budgets*

OpEx Budget CapEx Budget

- 36%

- 32%

+ 9% + 7%

-40%

-30%

-20%

-10%

0%

10%INCREASE

IN

BUDGET

DECREASE

INBUDGET


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IBM solutions deliver additional business valuebeyond basic virtualization offerings

Consolidate Resources Improved efficiency and utilization

of IT resources

Manage Workloads Improved IT staff productivity with

integrated systems managementdashboard

Automate Processes Consistent and repeatable

processes based on bestpractices, business priorities andservice level agreements

Optimize Delivery Self provisioned by users based

on business imperatives,unconstrained by physicalbarriers or location.

ManageWorkloads

AutomateProcesses

OptimizeDelivery

ConsolidateResources

NetworkStorage

Server

Increased Agility


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IBM virtualization solutions improve businessagility and staff productivity

BEFOREVIRTUALIZIN

G

CONSOLIDATE

RESOURCESMANAGE

WORKLOADS

AUTOMATEPROCESSES

OPTIMIZEDELIVERY

15:150:1

100:1

300:1

1200:1

SOURCE: IBM Client Engagements. Number of server images per IT staff

SOURCE: IBM Client Engagements. Response time to delivery of business value

Virtualization with Integrated Service Managementto improve business agility

Virtualization can increase IT staff productivity

Improved staff productivitywith increased

Server : System Admin

coverage ratio

Accelerated response timewith close IT alignmentto business priorities

6 MONTHS

2 MONTHS

2 HOURS2 MINUTES

INSTANT

BEFOREVIRTUALIZING

CONSOLIDATERESOURCES

MANAGEWORKLOADS

AUTOMATEPROCESSES

OPTIMIZEDELIVERY


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CONSOLIDATE

RESOURCES

2XMore VMware virtualmachines on eX5 forsame memory and

processor cores

- 96%Reduced energy

costs withnew HS22/V blade

servers

+ 78%More Virtual

Machines on eX5 forthe same license cost

MANAGE

WORKLOADS

- 38%reduction in labor hours

required to managestorage

29:1reduction of storageadministration points

- 34%reduction in servermanagement cost

using IBM SystemsDirector

AUTOMATEPROCESSES -96%

reduction inprovisioning time (from

weeks to minutes)

-99.3%reduction in time

to deliver newvirtual servers

300 Xfaster time to deploy

new applications

(minutes not days)

Virtualization + Management + Automation = Immediate ROI

IBM k i li d l d l i


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IBM turn-key virtualized cloud solutions empoweryour business with new levels of agility using

elastic scalability

Benefits Leverage Cloud computing as a new business and delivery model where

a virtual enterprise is unconstrained by physical barriers and location

Self provision as required

2000 +Virtual machines per rack

- 30%reduced systemsadministration costs

- 30%reduced provisioning costs

7 Xmore storage scalability

CloudBurst

+SONAS

+IBM

ServiceDeliveryManager

+SVC

CONSOLIDATE

RESOURCES

MANAGE

WORKLOADS

AUTOMATE

PROCESSES

OPTIMIZE

DELIVERY

Improved business agility

F i f i Vi li i


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http://www.youtube.com/IBMVirtualization

http://www.youtube.com/IBMSystemsManagement

ibm.com/virtualizationIbm.com/cloudIbm.com/smartercomputing

@IBMVirt

#ibmvirt IBM Virtualization-related tweets

For more information on Virtualizationand Cloud at IBM

Virtualization@IBM blog on Developer Works

http://ibm.com/developerworks/mydeveloperworks/blogs/ibmvirtualization
http://www.youtube.com/IBMVirtualizationhttp://www.youtube.com/IBMSystemsManagementhttp://www.youtube.com/IBMSystemsManagementhttp://www.youtube.com/IBMVirtualization


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