cloud interoperability forum sep 24
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On Wednesday September 24th, I hosted the first ever Cloud Computing Interoperability Forum at Orange Labs in South San Francisco. The event sponsored by Intel, Orange / France Telecom and Enomaly was a one-day meeting of major stakeholders active in cloud computing with an interest in the creation of cloud standardization and interoperability. The forum's goal was to define an organization that would enable interoperable enterprise-class cloud computing platforms through application integration and stakeholder cooperation.TRANSCRIPT
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Virtualization 2.0: The Emergence of Cloud
Computing
Jake Smith and Parviz PeiraviIntel, Digital Enterprise Group
Sep 24,2008
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Why are we here?
•To develop an understanding of the requirements for next generation Cloud Computing infrastructures.
•To meet with industry thought leaders capable of changing the course of our own direction.
•To outline our thoughts, technologies and concerns on the future of Cloud Computing.
•To learn.
Collaboration leads to innovation
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Addressing Ongoing Business/Technology Needs
•SaaS, Web 2.0/3.0, mobility, peer-to-peer, open source, “cloud”
•Addressing and adapting changesCloud Cloud
ComputingComputing
•Energy and Cost efficient computing/data centers
•Flat budgets require efficiencies CAPX and OPEX Low Cost Low Cost
ITIT
The World Is The World Is GreenGreen
•Environmental compliance
•Reduce the carbon footprint of the company
The World Is The World Is MobileMobile
•Consumers and workforce always connected anywhere
• Increased demand for services
World Is FlatWorld Is Flat• Instantaneous, on-line response from interconnected companies
•Digital supply chain across global operations
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Evolution of Virtualization
Virtualization 3.0Adaptive Continuity
2012+2005-2007
Virtualization 1.0Managing IT and Capital Expenses
Test and Development
Test
HWVMM
OS
App
OS
App
Production
HWVMM
OSApp
HWVMM
OSApp
HWVMM
OSApp
HWVMM
OS
App OS
App OS
App
Server Consolidation
2008-2011
Virtualization 2.0Flexible Resource Management
HWVMM
OS
App OS
App
HWVMM
OS
App OS
App
High Availability/ Disaster Recovery
Load Balancing
HWVMM
OS
App
HWVMMOS
App
OS
App
HWVMMOS
App
OS
App
HWVMM
OS
App
Workload 1 Workload 2
Workload 1 Workload 2
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Virtualization 2.0 Usage Models; Benefits Beyond Consolidation
Virtualization 2.0Flexible Resource Management
HWVMM
OS
App
OS
App
HWVMM
OS
App
OS
App
High Availability/ Disaster Recovery
Load Balancing
HWVMM
OSApp
HWVMMOS
App
OS
App
HWVMMOS
App
OS
App
HWVMM
OSApp
Workload 1 Workload 2
Workload 1 Workload 2
Flexibility in resource pools Efficient application mobilityManaging Workloads Investment protection
Flexible Workload ManagementI/O tuned for VirtualizationHW-SW Compatibility
Increase Service
Efficiency
Agility
IT Goal Infrastructure NeedsIT Needs
Load Balancing
HWVMM
OS
App
HWVMM
OS
App
OS
App
HWVMM
OS
App
OS
App
HWVMM
OS
App
Workload 1 Workload 2
Workload 1 Workload 2
Maximize Resource UtilizationBalance Computing Demands With
Capacity
HWVMM
OS
App
OS
App
HWVMM
OS
App
OS
App
High Availability/ Disaster Recovery
Business Continuity
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Virtual Infrastructure Reference Architecture
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Non-Critical High Availability Fault Tolerence
SAN
PHYSICAL SERVERS
VIRTUAL MACHINES
MINIMUM SERVICE
LEVEL
VIRTUALIZATION LAYER
VIRTUALIZATION MANAGEMENT &
SERVICES
APP
OS
APP
OS
APP
OS
APP
OS
APP
OS
APP
OS
APP
OS
APP
OS
APP
OS
APP
OS
FAUL-TOLERANT SERVERS
* Source Wiley
SW Solutions:•Capabilities •Functionality
Environment: •Non-mission critical •Business-critical •Mission-critical
Business Characterization:
Application level virtualization
OS level virtualization
Server level virtualization
Storage level virtualization
File level virtualization
Service level virtualization
Presentation and interface level virtualization
HBA level virtualization
Network level virtualization
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X Sourcing is the norm
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Cloud Evolution
04/09/238
Source Forrester
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Cloud Computing Management Services
Cloud Computing services
WorkloadManagement
Provisioning Monitoring
Virtualized PhysicalServers
Intel rack and Blade based servers
EnterpriseCloud
Private Cloud Web Hosting Cloud
Consumer Large Scale
Cloud
Self-servicePortal
VM templateTemplates
SLA, Billing,Metering
,Capacity Planning
Administration Workflows
Cloud Computing
Services
VirtualizedResourcesEnomaly
Management
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Cloud Computing Simplified
Cloud computing delivers applications through Internet centric infrastructure services
Cloud infrastructure is an abstracted, fabric-based infrastructure that enables dynamic movement, growth,
and protection of services that are billed based upon usage.
04/09/2310
In the cloud; Bits, Bytes and Cycles are transparent!
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Thank You!