cloud dilemma - which cloud is right for you?

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Human Centric Innovation

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Fujitsu Forum 2015

18th – 19th November


Head of Cloud Platforms | Global Delivery, Fujitsu Digital Business Platform

Cloud Dilemma – Which Cloud is right for you?

Kozo Otsuka

Principal Architect | CTO Office, Fujitsu EMEIA

Kenny Tucker


1x VM per application instance – who orchestrates?

Need for automation & self-service capability & standardized APIs Cloud Cloud

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Windows Server instances on x86 bare metals

Windows Server instances on x86 VMs

No virtualization Virtualization Containerization

Change in responsibilities for the durability of applications

Need for speed in continuous integration & delivery of application

Application

OS

x86 Bare Metal

Libs

Hypervisor x86 Bare Metal

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OS

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Competitive Edge

Cloud usage is surging as organisations seek

Business Agility

Innovation

How the market is changing


Changing expectations from cloud

Organizations want to capitalize the benefits of cloud

Top benefits

Improving service quality – both business and IT

Growing the business

Improve technology quality

Help grow our business

Improve availability

Better business service

Add capabilities we cannot build internally

Scale to demand

Inexpensive

Speed to market Highest expectation moving to cloud by department. (Source: 451 Research)

% of Respondents


IaaS is the foundation

3X increase in IaaS spending by 2019 to 38% of x-aaS spending

But IaaS becomes more than just vCPU / GBytes / Gbits/sec

PaaS capabilities that were separate are now included in the IaaS service

Organizations realize that conventional IT will remain – SaaS and public cloud IaaS is not suitable for everything

2922 9934

2014 2019

$ bn

Source Gartner

28% 38%

Cloud spending forecast

IaaS IaaS


More than just IaaS system resources

System resource (virtual / physical, shared / dedicated) _

Development infrastructure

Common services

Workload management infrastructure O

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man

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ent

plat

form

ID / Charging /Authentication management, Backup, Log

Publication and management of Web-API

RDB, message, mail, IDS/IPS, DNS, CDN

Integrated management of processes, rule & data

Design and construct system configuration and operation as a package

Cloud Native Apps development

Web-API management service

Business/operation management

Business application development platform

Agile development platform

System automatic construction platform

Extensions functionality


Where do you need control….

Applications

Data

Runtime

Middleware

Operating system

Hypervisor

Storage

Network

Controlled by You

Controlled by external service

Own IT

IaaS PaaS SaaS Typical boundaries of control for different cloud services

Often this does not suit

Organizations need more control but still want the cloud benefits

This leads to different deployment modes


Hybrid Cloud is already a reality

Hybrid Cloud: Interoperability by Maturity

Use of the various kinds of clouds for interoperability (Source: 451 Research.)

Homogeneous capability to run applications b/w on- & off-premise env.

Portability of applications

Seamless interoperability

Single pane of glass over multiple cloud env.

% of respondents


The compatibility challenge

Different concepts to manage application instances Monolithic application … stateful, all services in one package

Microservice application … stateless, individual service in its own package

Who provides the durability of applications?

VMWare: Hey application, don’t worry about, I got you covered!!!

OpenStack: Hey application, let’s work together to ensure your durability…

What is your status of implementation for these technologies? (Source: 451 Research.)


Open Stack provides open cloud services

Fujitsu contributing to “enterprise functionalities” in OpenStack projects Enterprise portal for Hybrid Cloud environment

Improve expandability and availability

Enhance monitoring analysis & GUI capabilities

Enormous innovation speed at OpenStack

OpenStack Community

The OpenStack market

$883m 2014 2018

$3300m

(451Research)

Develop upper layer software to complement OpenStack core services

OpenStack Foundation Gold Member


Different cloud models for different needs

Build your own

Cloud platform dedicated (Customer data center

installed)

Monitoring, etc. by customer

クラウドサービス基盤

Customer data center

Cloud service platform

Dedicated on-premise


installed)

Remote monitoring, etc.

by 3rd party




Dedicated （Cloud platform

dedicated）

Company

E

Company

F

Provider data center

Cloud service

platform

Cloud service

platform

Public Cloud

（Virtual - shared）

Company

A

Company

B



Virtual Private Hosted

（Virtual/physical dedicated）

Company

C

Company

D



Common Resource Orchestration

VMware Oracle VM Hyper-V KVM

OpenStack

http://cloud.ubuntu.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/OpenStack-Logo.jpg


Development systems, SaaS operators Mission-critical systems Industry clouds

Large-scale enterprise, data center operators

EX.：

Public Cloud

（Virtual shared）

Virtual Private Hosted

（Virtual/physical dedicated）

Dedicated （Cloud platform

dedicated）

Dedicated on-premise


installed)

Product sales


installed)

Fujitsu data center Fujitsu data center Fujitsu data center

Company

C

Company

D

Company

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Company

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Cloud service

platform

Cloud service

platform

Remote monitoring, etc.

by Fujitsu



Cloud service platform Company

A

Company

B



Monitoring, etc. by customer




K5 PRIMEFLEX family

Large-scale enterprise, data center operators

Common technology stack – Open Source


Hybrid IT and the migration journey

Current system

Step2: Transform the monolithic system to

microservice architecture

Step1: Create bridges to interact w/ cloud Non-cloud / rigid

• Multi-layered system • Duplicated data • Increasing maintenance

cost, processes, time

Monolithic architecture

Interim step: Expose services & data to your cloud

Simulation Analytics

IoT Mobile

API

Social

API

α β

• Keep running the current system • Bridge the services & data to the K5 cloud of your choice

Non-cloud / rigid

K5-PaaS API API

Data consolidation & management

α' δ α β δ

API

Reference & Update

API Develop & Manage

Goal to reach: Loosely coupled system w/ short delivery cycles

Data

Complicated monolithic system

Service A

Service B

Service C

• Leverage microservice architecture • Divide the monolithic system into separate services separate microservices

K5-PaaS

Service A API

Service B API

Service C API


Enterprise-grade self-service system deployment

Config. manual

Customer’s system request

Infra. design ・HW / VM ・NW config. ・OS / MW / APP

Deploy operation

Cloud Formation (Heat template)

Automatic deploy

Conversion to template

No manual operation necessary

Procedure in non-cloud

・・・・

• Define SLA • Performance/scalability/high

availability/operation/security

Infra. design ・HW / VM ・NW config. ・OS / MW / APP

Recipies through

experiences

Procedure in cloud

Select / enter the defined SLA

Automatic deploy

One-click deploy

Marketplace Procedure in K5 cloud

Test Set

Test

Logs

Check

System Factory • Recipe auto select • Automated template generation

Fujitsu‘s recipies WL-PKG* Template

*WL-PKG = Workload package

monitoring

Web

-API

Operation


Web, APIs, UI Layer, Business Service

Layer, Scalable Data Layer

CRM, ERP, DB, HR, Mail/GW, BI,

File, Mainframe, SOA, etc.

Create a clear vision and roadmap to Digital of your future with a business and technical architecture

A path to Digital – ms time to live x millions / sec.

Application

Customers

Data Centre Cloud: Private and Public Users

Mobile Apps, Browsers, JavaScript,

Devices, Carriers, ISPs

Infrastructure

Safari

Firefox

IE

Chrome Employees

Application actions started by a single click from an end user


The Hybrid IT challenge

Hybrid IT, combining internal and external, public and private services will dominate.

They have to proactively and positively support cloud services being adopted by Business Units directly as well as those from the IT department

CIOs want a simple solution to integrate and manage this growing portfolio of cloud services alongside existing on-premise systems

Address the issue of orchestrating, managing, and governing the complex chain of systems, people, and user channels


The “New” Reality of Hybrid IT

Huge change driven by

New applications

Internet of Things

Big Data

Social and collaboration

Consumerization of access / devices

…. and still the need to deliver legacy systems


Your digital transformation partner

E5: FUJITSU Digital Business Platform MetaArc E6: Delivering widest choice of cloud services E7: Data protection for the Hybrid IT era E10: Info Point: MetaArc E11: Info Point: Hybrid IT

Booth for “Hybrid IT” E1: Fujitsu OpenStack services E2: Digital Business Reference Architecture E3: FUJITSU Cloud Management Software E4: Managing multi-cloud and Hybrid IT

Digitalizing tomorrow with you

C27: PRIMEFLEX for Red Hat OpenStack

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