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Parallels IaaS and virtualization roadmap Amir Sharif, VP Virtualization and IaaS James Bottomley, CTO, Server Virtualization and IaaS

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Infrastructure Market is $14B and Growing Fast

Hosted

Infrastructure

Web

Presence

Communication and

Collaboration

Other

Applications

Current Market (WW, 2011) = $34B

Estimated WW SMB Market in

2014 = $68B

Source: Parallels SMB Cloud Insights™, 2012

26% CAGR

worldwide


Parallels and Cloud Infrastructure

Parallels Virtuozzo Containers #1 high-density virtualization technology

Parallels Server Bare Metal Flexibility and choice - containers or hypervisors

Hypervisor monitoring and disk IO throttling

Parallels Automation

for Cloud Infrastructure Elastic scalability with use-based pricing

Self-service or automated management

Integrated provisioning, billing, panel

Hypervisor

Hypervisor


Dr. James Bottomley CTO – Parallels Server Virtualization


From virtual infrastructure to the cloud

53% Market Share

150 New Partners Take full advantage

of the cloud

• PaaS emerges as

SaaS Enabler

• Discrete PaaS

building block

PaaS/SaaS

Containers uniquely

fit the cloud problem

• Elasticity

• Rapid

provisioning and

de-provisioning

• Scale-up/scale

down

Cloud IaaS Industry leaders

agree – containers

are the future

Service Containers

Hosted Servers Containers perfectly

suited for mass

market hosting

• Low Cost

• High Density

• Easy to Provision

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Containers are thinner and more performant than hypervisors • Containers

- Share host OS and Drivers

- Have small virtualization layer

- Naturally share pages

• Hypervisors

- Have separate OS plus virtual Hardware

- Hardware emulation requires VMM state

- Have trouble sharing Guest OS pages

• Containers are more elastic than hypervisors

• Container slicing of the OS is ideally suited to cloud slicing for multi-tenancy

• Hypervisors’ only advantage in IaaS is support for different OS families on one server


• Parallels is the driving force behind containers in Open Source

• Collaborating with the Linux community to move OpenVZ upstream into the Linux kernel

• Ensures that Linux delivers a single consistent container technology

• vzctl becomes the primary interface for Linux Containers

• No rerun of Xen/KVM wars

• Parallels will continue to focus on delivering unique features

on top of open source to optimize containers for mass market hosting

Using Open Source to deliver value


• Testing shows that container based

clouds outperform hypervisor based ones by 3x in IaaS clouds

• Containers scale more seamlessly

than hypervisors • No second discrete operating system

to configure and manage

• Containers provide far better elasticity

• Novel service delivery via PaaS/SaaS

involves exporting pieces of a cloud operating system

• Called the tenancy problem

• This is exactly what containers do best • Therefore, containers are the best

technology platform for building cloud services

Why containers are best – in the cloud

Hypervisor

41 VMs Parallels Virtuozzo

Containers

112 CTs

OpenVZ

57 CTs

Admin CP time > 4 sec


259.8

472.5

426.1

378.9

332.2 306.2

6.8 13.1 25 43.5 46.9 46.7

0

100

200

300

400

500

600

0 5 10 15 20 25 30

Number of Threads (Parallel Requests)

Requests

per

Second

Multiple client performance (Containers vs. Hypervisors)

Containers technology speeds orchestration

Containers, being more elastic than hypervisors contribute significantly to faster orchestration


• The natural progression of the cloud - Cloud is more than just a way to outsource IT

- Value comes directly from enabling novel services rather than providing infrastructure

• Containers coupled with APS is the enablement path for taking business in the cloud to the next level.

- Hypervisors were brilliant for providing discrete IaaS instances but are not the paradigm for novel platforms and services

• Containers provides the base technology and APS enables innovative platforms and services

• Introducing Jelastic

Why containers are best in future


• PaaS is one of the fastest segments of the market - $9.8B in 2015

• Jelastic: the PaaS solution for hosters - Arms Java developers with a set of services that can be used for

development of web-applications

- Launched by hosters globally

- 10,000 end users

• Jelastic relies on Parallels Virtuozzo Containers - High performance

- Rapid provisioning and ease of management

- On-demand scalability

• Take advantage of the PaaS opportunity today with Jelastic and PVC

Platform-as-a-Service for Hosters


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Parallels server virtualization and cloud product roadmap


Overview

2012 2013 2014

• Scality Cloud

Storage

• Parallels Virtuozzo

Server

• Cloud Infrastructure

Phase II

• PVC-W.next


Phase III

• Cloud Burst

Capability

• WYSIWYG

Design Controls

• OVZ in Linux

Mainstream

• Cloud Storage

Solution


Phase IV

• Enhanced Cloud

Storage


Parallels automation cloud infrastructure for hosters

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2012

PACI Phase I Updates • Scality Object storage

• Enhanced UI

• Usability

Improvements

Parallels Virtuozzo

Server Beta 1

Maintenance

Releases

Parallels Virtuozzo

Server Beta 2

PVC-W.next Beta 1

Parallels Virtuozzo

Server GA

PACI Phase II • Hypervisor Agnosticism

• High Availability

• Instant Server Resize

• Server Autoscale

• Support for Cloud

Storage


2012


• Enhanced UI

• Usability

Improvements

Parallels Virtuozzo

Server Beta 1

Maintenance

Releases

Parallels Virtuozzo

Server Beta 2

PVC-W.next Beta 1

Parallels Virtuozzo

Server GA






Storage

Parallels Virtuozzo Server Features

New Features

• Rebootless updates

• Supports for latest HW, OSes

• ploop (better than std. Linux loop device)

• MSFT SVVP certification

• Subnetting with IP v6 addresses

Standardization

• YUM instead of vzup2date

• CLI enhancement

• Parallels SDK for API

Servers (DRS as well)

• Open Virtual Switch (tentative)

Good Housekeeping

• Highest priority customer requests

• Enhanced security


2012


• Enhanced UI

• Usability

Improvements

Parallels Virtuozzo

Server Beta 1

Maintenance

Releases

Parallels Virtuozzo

Server Beta 2

PVC-W.next Beta 1

Parallels Virtuozzo

Server GA






Storage

PACI Phase II

Hypervisor Agnosticism

• Parallels Virtuozzo Server

• ESX

• Xen

• Hyper-V

• KVM

Support for Cloud Storage


• Server Instant Resize



Cloud storage overview

• Inelastic • Hard to Aggregate • Attached to

individual systems

• Slightly Elastic • Fixed size • Good B/W • Dedicated network

• Based on SAN • Limited Scaling

• Tuned to disk image size objects

• Designed for rapid update

• Scalable B/W

• Simple Web API • No easy way to

update objects • Slow

• CEPH, Gluster • Object Size tuning

problem

Scale

Elasticity


13.52

34.27 42.75

50.57

28.36

48.36

86.48

65.73 57.25

49.43

71.64

51.64

36.30 36.30 36.30 36.30 36.30 36.30

0%

10%

20%

30%

40%

50%

60%

70%

80%

90%

100%

P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6

Perc

en

t

Usage /vz (Free vs. Used)

Used Free Average

November 2011

Lots of unused disk space

1.30

1.10 1.05

0.75

1.05

0.72

1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00 1.00

0.00

0.20

0.40

0.60

0.80

1.00

1.20

1.40

P1 P2 P3 P4 P5 P6

Tera

byte

Average Capacity /vz

Capacity Average

November 2011

Capacity:

• Average total capacity is around 1 TB

• Average used capacity is around 37%


And huge growing demand for storage

40% CAGR

Source: ReadWrite Cloud

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• Built from commodity hardware

• Automatic Failure Recovery

• Large data sets

• Differentiated Billing for “On” and

“Off” Environments

• Instant server migration

• Highly available

• Instant server resizing

• Different prices for running and

stopped servers

• Passing storage from one server

to another

• Instantiating volume from a

snapshot

Cloud storage ideal features


2013

PACI Phase II

Maintenance

Releases

PVC-W.next GA RHEL 7 Support in

Parallels Virtuozzo

Server, PVC-L

OVZ in Mainstream

Linux

PACI Phase III

• Policy-Based

Provisioning

• Graphical vData

Center Design

Center


2013

PACI Phase II

Maintenance

Releases

PVC-W.next GA RHEL 7 Support in

Parallels Virtuozzo

Server, PVC-L

OVZ in Mainstream

Linux

PACI Phase III

• Policy-Based

Provisioning

• Graphical vData

Center Design

Center

PACI Phase III

Policy-Based Provisioning / Scaling

• SP designate clusters

• Dedicated

• Guaranteed

• Best Effort

• User selects plan

• User sets scaling parameters

• [X, Y] lower, upper limits

• Z quantums

WYSIWYG Design Wizard

• Web-based

• Icon library

• PACI Design Workflow

• Error-checking routine

• Automatic API generation, calls


Growth Market

The Right Technology

Your Growth

Roadmap

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