trends in cloud and mobile computing - alain azagury, ibm

Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014

Trends in Cloud and Mobile computing

Alain Azagury, Director, Technical Strategy, IBM Software


Time is of the essence

The advent of the API economy

For Enterprises Cloud really means Hybrid Cloud

Three Takeaways


Time is of the Essence

"15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance."

7 1/2 minutes

Immediate!


Social

Analytics

Mobile Cloud

• Technology is increasingly the most critical driver for business growth

• The emergence of big data, social, mobile, cloud and analytics are fundamentally changing how we live, work and interact

Digital transformation forces 67% of global consumerswant to use mobile

devices to complete retail

transactions

30%+ of Asia’s GDPis expected to be

handled through mobile

money transfers by 2015

1 out of every 7minutes spent

online is spent on

social networks

40% of peoplesocialize more

online than they

do face-to-face

80% of new appswill be distributed or

deployed via the cloud

1/3 of consumer datawill be stored in the cloud

by 2016

Pervasive

connectivityBig data

We are at an inflection point in the industry


Innovatehow we engage, make decisions and

work

Optimizeour IT infrastructure, data and

processes

Technology Leaders

Chief Information Officers

Technology Architects

Dev & Ops Leaders

Line of Business

Leaders

Marketing Leaders

Sales Leaders

Finance & HR Leaders

Drives Need

Drives Investment

The pendulum swings back…


The API EconomyCloud changes how developers build apps and how organizations manage workloads


The API EconomyReaching new customers and gaining from their response FAST


Failing

Fast

Seconds to

Deploy Friction

Free

Any

Language

Continuous

Integration

Mobile

Ready

Focus on

Code

Choice of

Tools

Useful

APIs

Shift to Agile Development means Developers’ expectations have evolved

Composing an application as opposed to traditional writing of an application – with

speed and choice


Analytics to Support Rapid Development - Continuous FeedbackContinuously monitoring usage of key

features, visits, and conversions to

validate hypotheses and ensure that we

are delivering what customers want.


External Ecosystem

MarketplaceApp

API

Services

API

Analytics

API

Commerce

API

Collaboration

API

Location

API

Data & Analytics

APIAPI

Workload definition, optimization and orchestration

Software-defined compute Software-defined storageSoftware-defined

networking

Resource abstraction and optimization

Traditional workloads

Services and composition patternsAPI and integration

services

Solutions

Data & Analytics

MobileDevelopment OperationalApplication

servicesSecurity…

API economy

Cloudoperating

environment

Software-defined

environment Infrastructureas a Service

Platformas a Service

Softwareas a Service

IBM Next Generation Cloud Platform: Open Integration & Control


OSLC

OAuth

TOSCA

Open Technology & Standards are Shaping the Cloud


Run Your AppsThe developer can chose any language runtime or

bring their own. Just upload your code and go.

DevOpsDevelopment, testing, monitoring, deployment

and logging tools allow the developer to run

the entire application

APIs and ServicesA catalog of open source, IBM and third party

APIs services allow a developer to stitch

together an application in minutes.

Cloud IntegrationBuild hybrid environments. Connect to on-

premises systems of record plus other public

and private clouds. Expose your own APIs to

your developers.

Extend SaaS AppsDrop in SaaS App SDKs and extend to new use

cases (e.g,. Mobile, Analytics, Web)

IBM Bluemix

Building new mobile and cloud apps requires a composable set of services

Organized into Enterprise approved & controllable catalogs

Rapid App Development from composable services


ArArchive

ObObject Store

EbElastic Block

Storage

SgStorage

Gateway

BkBackup

VpVirtual Private

Cloud

ScSecurity

Groups

LbLoad

Balancer

DnDNS

CdCDN

CbCircuit

Breaker

PtPatterns

(HEAT)

AmAPI

Management

BoBosh

HeHealth

Monitoring

PpPuppet

SdService

Delivery

ChChef

SpService Proxy

StSalt

MdMonitoring

Data Display

PdPager Duty

LgLogging

UpUptime

McMonitoring

Data Collection

EvEvent

Notification

DcDevOps

Control

CfConfiguration

ImImage

Builder

MkMonkeys

AcAccess

Control

HmHealth

Manager

AuAudit

AsAutoscaling

Groups

CContainers

IBM has defined Cloud Common Services Fabric Brings together foundation services needed to integrate cloud first model with

existing systems that need to be cloud enabled

Development Services

Operations Services

Infrastructure Services


Traditional IT Private Cloud Public Cloud

System of RecordSystem of Engagement

Evolve to a model of PaaS-based,

standardized middleware patterns

• Automate deployment

• Automate patching

• Analytics for insights into Optimization

Evolve to a model of PaaS-based

composable application development

• Automate deployment

• Automate patching

• Analytics for insights into user-behavior

to enable fast-feedback

Business Service / Application Service


Private Cloud & IT

Benefits:

• Fully customizable

• Robust management

• Secure by design

• Regulated dataBest of both worlds.

Better outcomes.

Maximize return on existing IT investments

Match workloads to best-fit infrastructure

Hit the right balance of risk to speed

Meet seasonal capacity without CapEx

Add new capabilities quickly

Benefits:

• Low entry cost

• Pay-per-use

• Highly elastic

Hybrid

Public Cloud

Hybrid Cloud+

For Enterprises Cloud really means Hybrid CloudIntegrating Systems-of-Record & System-of-Engagement


Time is of the essence

The advent of the API economy

For Enterprises Cloud really means Hybrid Cloud

Three Takeaways

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