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F5 in Five: The Emergence of the Cloud EdgeJoel Moses Sr. Director, Solution Engineering

What Is the Cloud Edge?

What Is the Cloud Edge?(But first… history class!)

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The Gold Rush!

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The Gold Rush!

(Not unlike the cloud…)4

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A gold mine is a hole in the ground with a liar at the top.

Old Western Adage

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“Properly Kitted”

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“Properly Kitted”Not just picks and shovels!

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“Properly Kitted”Not just picks and shovels!Miners needed to be well-equipped, while still being light enough to move quickly.

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“Properly Kitted”Not just picks and shovels!Miners needed to be well-equipped, while still being light enough to move quickly.They needed to eat well enough to have the energy to keep digging.

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“Properly Kitted”Not just picks and shovels!Miners needed to be well-equipped, while still being light enough to move quickly.They needed to eat well enough to have the energy to keep digging.In the middle of nowhere, they had to be able to recognize and react to emergencies with the right tools.

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“Properly Kitted”Not just picks and shovels!Miners needed to be well-equipped, while still being light enough to move quickly.They needed to eat well enough to have the energy to keep digging.In the middle of nowhere, they had to be able to recognize and react to emergencies with the right tools.Protection from the constant attack of the weather was a priority.

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The Cloud Edge

The Cloud Edge(Getting properly kitted)

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Applications Are Transforming

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• Top 100 CIOs* • Currently 71% hybrid • Expect Azure to

eclipse AWS by 2019 • Majority of workloads

in public cloud/IaaS by 2020

• Majority of AWS customers connect via colocation

The Future Is Cloudy

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• Modular application construction is now dominant

• Emergence of development integrated with operations

• Shared ownership of applications is beginning to take root

DevOps Is Rising

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• Modular application construction is now dominant

• Emergence of development integrated with operations

• Shared ownership of applications is beginning to take root

DevOps Is Rising

• Containerized “microservices” gaining popularity

• Orchestration is now a part of the application landscape • Docker, Kubernetes,

Mesos, OpenShift • Analytics now

commonly built into applications

Technology Is Changing

* Morgan Stanley 2016 CIO Analysis

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Organizations Are Transforming

Desired attributes Predictable, stable, centralized

Key influencers NetOps, IT management, SecOps

Application types Packaged, regulated, compliant

Established IT (Mode 1)

Desired attributes Dynamic, agile, distributed

Key influencers Application teams, DevOps, cloud architects

Application types Born in the cloud, custom, web-based

Emerging IT (Mode 2)

* Derived from Gartner G00301285 (March 24th 2016)

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Everyone’s Staking a Claim

DevOps

NetOps

VM

VMVMVM

VMVMVM

MSP Colocation

Private CloudApplication

Application

Corporate Data Center

Private Cloud

Silverline

DDoS

BIG-IP SecOps

FW

VMVMVM

VMVMVM

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DevOps

NetOps

VM

VMVMVM

VMVMVM

MSP Colocation


Application


Private Cloud

Silverline

DDoS

BIG-IP SecOps

FW

VMVMVM

VMVMVM

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DevOps

NetOps

VM

VMVMVM

VMVMVM

MSP Colocation


Application


Private Cloud

Silverline

DDoS

BIG-IP SecOps

FW

VMVMVM

VMVMVMNew challenges • Lack of security policy controls • Poor visibility into application

health/transactions • Inconsistent application services • Wildly divergent APIs • Cloud “lock-in” • Need to keep critical data

(e.g., security certs) on-premises

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And Some of the Old Lessons…

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Latency Reliability ConsistencyVisibility

And Some of the Old Lessons…

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Emergence of the Cloud Edge

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Enterprise Data Center

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SaaS


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SaaS Public


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SaaS Public


Common Services

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SaaS Public


Services that are applied to an application aren’t going away

Common Services

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SaaS Public



Some of these services are hard to replicate, control, or run cheaply enough inside on-demand clouds

NEXT-GEN FW

WEB APPLICATION FIREWALL

INTRUSION PREVENTION

DATA LEAKAGE PREVENTION

Common Services

CACHING/ACCELERATION

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SaaS Public




Creation of a “cloud edge” is a way to equally and equitably service SaaS and public cloud with the same services common to the enterprise data center

NEXT-GEN FW




Common Services


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SaaS Public




Creation of a “cloud edge” is a way to equally and equitably service SaaS and public cloud with the same services common to the enterprise data center

Traditio

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Virtuali

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Multi-T

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Cloud O

ptimize

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Private Cloud Maturity Continuum

NEXT-GEN FW




Common Services


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A Service In Depth

NEXT-GEN FW





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A Service In Depth

NEXT-GEN FW





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A Service In Depth

NEXT-GEN FW




Security tools like DLP “weigh” a lot and require intensive compute resources.


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A Service In Depth

NEXT-GEN FW





DLP tools often need to be engaged in specific ways that some environments don’t support (ICAP).


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A Service In Depth

NEXT-GEN FW






Many of these tools require a lot of manual interaction and aren’t easy to orchestrate into place.


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A Service In Depth

NEXT-GEN FW






Many of these tools require a lot of manual interaction and aren’t easy to orchestrate into place.

…No wonder why no one smiled in those old photos.


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Origin of the Cloud Edge

SaaS Public


NEXT-GEN FW





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What Are You Going to Give Me?

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Deploy any application, anywhere, with consistent application services and security

Traditional Data Center

Private Cloud

CoLo/Public Cloud

Consistent Policies Cloud Freedom

Fastest Time to Service Visibility

Lowest TCO

Workload Migration Workload M

igration

SaaS Apps

Managed Hosting

F5 Cloud Vision

SaaS

SaaS

SaaS

SaaS

SaaS

DIRECT CONNECT

BIG-IP

AWSGoogle

Azure

IBM

Rackspace

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Deploy any application, anywhere, with consistent application services and security

F5 Cloud Vision

SaaS

SaaS

SaaS

SaaS

SaaS

DIRECT CONNECT

BIG-IP

AWSGoogle

Azure

IBM

Rackspace

Service Center

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FreedomTo deploy any application, anywhere, with consistent application services and security

Private Cloud

Public Cloud

SaaS Apps


F5 Cloud Vision

SaaS

SaaS

SaaS

SaaS

SaaS

DIRECT CONNECT

BIG-IP

AWSGoogle

Azure

IBM

Rackspace

Service Center

SaaS SaaS

Silverline

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FreedomTo deploy any application, anywhere, with consistent application services and security

Private Cloud

Public Cloud

SaaS Apps


F5 Cloud Vision

SaaS

SaaS

SaaS

SaaS

SaaS

DIRECT CONNECT

BIG-IP

AWSGoogle

Azure

IBM

Rackspace

Service Center

SaaS SaaS

Silverline

Service Interconnect

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F5 Private CloudSolution packages and ecosystem

Visualization and Analytics—Horizon, App-IQ

Orchestration—Heat, iWorkflow, Chef, Puppet

Programmability—iApps LX, iRules LX, SDK/Eclipse

Certifications—Red Hat, Mirantis

SI Partnerships—HP Helion, IBM Blue Box, others

BIG-IP VEs

F5 private cloud solution packages: engineered, tested, certified

Microsoft AzureStack

Microsoft AzureStack

OpenStack

VMware NSX

Cisco APIC

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Provide a comfortable, well-instrumented environment for DevOpsSupport applications with delivery techniques that are sized and managed correctly for them

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Provide a comfortable, well-instrumented environment for DevOpsSupport applications with delivery techniques that are sized and managed correctly for themEnable true agility through adoption of a service catalog (iWorkflow)

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Provide a comfortable, well-instrumented environment for DevOpsSupport applications with delivery techniques that are sized and managed correctly for themEnable true agility through adoption of a service catalog (iWorkflow)Embrace the open source model and contribute back to the community

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