multi-cloud roadmap: architecting hybrid environments for maximum results
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RightScale User Conference NYC 2011 - Multi-Cloud Roadmap: Architecting Hybrid Environments for Maximum Results Peder Ulander - CMO, Cloud.com Many companies move to the cloud before they fully understand the complexities of a solid implementation strategy. Public and private clouds each have their benefits and limitations, and it's imperative to develop a clear roadmap for success that incorporates a best-practices reference architecture. In this session, we'll share how to architect a hybrid cloud environment as part of your overall cloud strategy, how to achieve multi-cloud interoperability, and how to proactively plan to survive cloud infrastructure outages.TRANSCRIPT
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Cloud.com provides orchestration software for building IaaS clouds
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Hardware
Hypervisor
ApplicationsCloud Management
IaaS
In the end, it is all about the Apps
Secure, multi-tenant cloud platform Delivers AWS-like services to end-
users• Virtual servers on demand
• Automated network management
• Elastic Block Storage (EBS)
• Object Storage (S3)
• Multi-Zone, Multi Hypervisor
Deployments
• EC2 API support
Deployed on premise or as a hosted solution
CloudStack at a Glance
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Looking closer at an IaaS Cloud
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Why are companies deploying private clouds?
Case Study: ZyngaWeb-scale/hybrid cloud example
Originally 100% on Amazon EC2, Zynga recently built zCloud - their own private cloud
• Manages both zCloud and AWS workloadsthrough RightScale
• zCloud runs predictable workloads; mature games or prototypes
• zCloud has 2 availability zones with data centers on the east and west coasts of the US
zCloud went from concept to product in <6 months by using CloudStack and RightScale
Already in deployment with over one thousand physical nodes, it takes 22 minutes to provision and add 100 hosts to their cloud.
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IaaS Cloud
Architecting your private cloud
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Large Enterprise
SMB
Government
Web 2.0
Traditional IT Software Development
Web Applications
Batch Processing
Testing
Bursting Production
Staging
Defining private cloud use cases
Determining required functionality
Hypervisor Virtualization Layer Hypervisor Virtualization Layer
Xen ServerXen Server VM WareVM Ware KVMKVMHyper-VHyper-V
Networking/ Network VirtualizationNetworking/ Network Virtualization
GigabitGigabit 10G10G Direct IPDirect IPVLANVLAN
Storage Platform (Block & Object)Storage Platform (Block & Object)
Local DiskLocal Disk ISCSIISCSI Fiber ChanelFiber ChanelNFSNFS
Workload/Performance RequirementsWorkload/Performance Requirements
Developing a technical architecture
The Significance of Scale
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VMOps Pod
VMOps Pod
VMOps Pod
CloudStack Pod CloudStack Pod
Availability Zone
CloudStack Pod CloudStack Pod
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Availability Zones Deployed GloballyCloud.com CloudServer
Cluster
San Jose
Chicago
Frankfurt
Tokyo
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Extending Your Cloud
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Zone 1 Private Cloud
Zone 2Private Cloud
Users
Public Clouds
Zone 3Hosted Private
Cloud
Management Server
Admins
How can we simplify deploying a private cloud?
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Introducing myCloud
Move the management tier to the Cloud Consumes any server you have Implement a private cloud in under 30 minutes
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Getting Started is Simple
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Grab your zone token and install Ubuntu
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Downloading the installer
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Expanding the installer
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Unpacking the agent
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Ready to install the agent
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Installing the agent
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Agent Installed
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Final configuration
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Login to your myCloud Account
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Your new node will automatically appear
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Your myCloud shows up in RS
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Start creating VMs
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Or configuring security group rules
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When you’re ready, add more nodes
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Best of all, the basic edition is free!
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Available in June Available in Q3 Available Now
Where do you get started? myCloud launches this month. Preregister at www.cloud.com/products/mycloud Contact your RightScale representitive
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