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Do You Speak Cloud? How old roles fit in with the new cloud in 2013

Thursday, February 21, 13


5:30 pm Registration, Food, Drinks and Networking6:15 pm Open Remarks, Introductions6:30 pm Lightning Talks• "Letting go: Transforming IT Operations in the Cloud Era" by Kurt

Milne, VMware Director of Cloud Ops Programs • "Electronic Crime" by Troy Land of the US Secret Service, Electronic

Crimes Task Force• "Integrating the Cloud: Design Patterns for Connecting Cloud

Services" by Michael Topalovich - President & CTO of Delivered Innovation

• "2013: The Year of the Cloud Architect" by Bill Kleyman - Virtualization and Cloud Solutions Architect of MTM Technologies

7:15 Unpanel - "What Roles are Hot in 2013?" Breakout Sessions (Optional)8:15 pm Wrap Up - Drinks anyone?

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"Letting Go: Transforming IT Operations in the Cloud Era"

Presented by: Kurt Milne, VMware Director of Cloud Ops Programs

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HOW CAN WE MAKE BETTER SOFTWARE

THAT EATS THE WORLD FASTER? BETTER?

CHEAPER?

YOUR LEGACY

APPLICATION

YOUR LEGACY INFRASTRUCTURE

THIS IS YOUR NEXT APP

THIS IS YOUR NEW INFRASTRUCTURE

ABSTRACT POOL AUTOMATE

Devs aren’t just coding the APPLICATION but also the INFRASTRUCTURE

Developers own uptime and wear pagers. Decisions – understand the cost of downtime different systems

WHEN DID YOU “GET” THE CLOUD?

PEOPLE ORGANIZATION

PROCESS GOVERNANCE

TRANSFORMATION

HOW DO WE TRANSFORM?

WE LET GO

WHAT WILL YOU LET GO?

BRAKES ALLOW THE CAR

GO FASTER

IT USER

WE LET GO

LET GO of STEERING WHEEL?

LET GO of TAILORED

INFRASTRUCTURE?

LET GO of FREE SERVICES?

Give decision makers PRICING INFORMATION they need

to make good decisions

LET GO of 99.999

ASSUME it will BREAK

LET GO of YOUR PAGER?

SO WHAT ARE YOU READY TO LET GO OF?

STEERING WHEEL TAILORED IT “FREE” SERVICES FIVE NINES PAGER

THE SOFTWARE DEFINED DATA CENTER

MGMT

Network/Security

Storage/Availability

Compute

How do we

operate in this new world?

App Ops

Service Ops

Infras Ops

blogs.vmware.com/cloudops #cloudops

#sddc CloudOps Cafe

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"Electronic Crime"

Presented by: Troy Land, US Secret Service, Electronic Crimes Task Force

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USA PATRIOT ACT OF 2001 HR–3162, 107th Congress, First Session

October 26, 2001 Public Law 107-56

The Director of the United States Secret Service shall take appropriate actions to develop a national network of electronic

crime task forces throughout the United States for the purpose of preventing, detecting, and investigating various forms of

electronic crimes, including potential terrorist attacks against critical infrastructure and financial payment systems.

Establish a strategic alliance of Federal, State and Local Law enforcement agencies, private sector technical experts, prosecutors, academic institutions and private industry in order to confront and suppress technology-based criminal activity that endangers the integrity of our nation’s financial payments systems and poses threats against our nation’s critical infrastructure.

Chicago ECTF Mission

Prevention

Trusted Partnerships

Criminal Investigations

3 Principles of a

Successful ECTF:

Goal of ECTF

Quarterly Meetings

The goal is to allow our partners to become familiar with Secret Service personnel and the capabilities of our Task Force Program. This ultimately builds a strong and trusted working relationship to leverage against any future adverse information technology & security events.


"2013: The Year of the Cloud Architect"

Presented by: Bill Kleyman, MTM Technologies Virtualization and Cloud Solutions Architect

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2013: The year of the ‘cloud

architect’

Bill Kleyman

Virtualization and Cloud Industry Expert

Writer, Author, Blogger, IT Veteran

It’s Good To Be in the Cloud

• During the past year,

new technologies

have paved the way

for data center

innovations,

efficiencies and

growth.

Demand for Cloud Staff

• Companies like RagingWire, 1&1

Internet, Rackspace, Equinix and other large

data center and infrastructure providers are

trying to acquire as many talented, cloud-

ready architects as possible.

• What does it take to be a prime cloud

candidate?

The New ‘Cloud Architect’ Role

• Personality and Communication

• Virtualization Design and Architecture

• Cloud and Distributed Computing

• Data Center Design and Management

• Disaster Recovery

Personality• Personality and Communication

– Great communicators make great architects.

– The ability to translate deeply technical conversation into intelligent business-level discussion is very valuable.

– Architects often act as the knowledge liaison between vendors, technical experts, engineer, managers and executives.





Virtualization Design and Architecture• Personality and Communication

• Virtualization Design and Architecture– No longer just server virtualization.

– Newer platforms such as user, application and desktopvirtualization are helping shape how high-density equipment goes into a data center.

– Clear understanding of the underlying requirements and the long-term goals of a given organization.

– Being able to put all of the pieces together to make a more efficient data center environment.




Cloud and Distributed Computing• Personality and Communication


• Cloud and Distributed Computing– Cloud computing comes as new territory for a typical data center.

– More organizations jumping on the bandwagon than ever before.

– More need for distributed data delivery, cloud services stemming from a data center, and bandwidth.

– Architects need to know how WAN technologies play a role in data center design and how a given organization can best utilize their resources.

– Architect should be able to speak intelligently on how the data center and the cloud work together for maximum efficiency.



Data Center Design and Management

• Personality and Communication



• Data Center Design and Management– Outside of the cloud, architects still need to know the

intricacies of the typical data center.

– Knowledge around power, cooling, space, rack configurations, hot/cold aisle control, physical security and other vital data center functions is still very important.

– The best architects are able to couple this knowledge with all of the mentioned technologies.


Disaster Recovery• Personality and Communication




• Disaster Recovery– In combining data center services, cloud computing and virtualization,

DR services can be a very lucrative offering.

– More environments are creating SLAs and direct services around a customized DR solution.

– Hot, warm and cold sites are becoming less expensive and more manageable.

– The trick is designing this with the cloud, virtualization and a very distributed environment in mind.

– Cloud architects need to see the big picture and understand how all of these technologies play together to create a solid DR solution.

Final Thoughts and Thanks!

• There’s really no such thing as stagnation in

the IT world.

• Data center cloud architects need to be

diverse in their technology knowledge.

Like: http://facebook.com/BillKleyman

Follow: http://twitter.com/QuadStack

Connect: http://linkedin.com/BillKleyman


"Integrating the Cloud: Design Patterns for Connecting Cloud Services"

Presented by: Michael Topalovich, Delivered Innovation President & CTO

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Integra(ng the Cloud Design Pa4erns for Connec(ng Cloud Services

michael topalovich @topalovich delivered innovation @DICloudApps

What is a pa4ern?

deliveredinnovation.com


Un-panel "What Roles are Hot in 2013?"

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