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Hybrid / Federated

Hybrid / Federated. Monday, February 13, 2012. Primary use cases. On boarding Migrate existing application/workloads to cloud Fastest, most cost effective, systematic way to get on a cloud Hybrid/Federated Continuous and incremental “On boarding ” Cloud busting No lock-in

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Hybrid / Federated

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  1. Hybrid / Federated Monday, February 13, 2012

  2. Primary use cases On boarding Migrate existing application/workloads to cloud Fastest, most cost effective, systematic way to get on a cloud Hybrid/Federated Continuous and incremental “On boarding” Cloud busting No lock-in Cloud protection: instance, region, vendor Enterprise App Store Dynamic catalog image assembly Linear vs. exponential image management ISV distribution Pre-installed, pre-configured software distribution Fastest time to deployment Reusable demo/poc, pre-configured implementations

  3. Hybrid • Hybrid will be the end state where the enterprise will have plain old data centers, private clouds, privately hosted clouds and public clouds • Security concerns will prohibit run your business application from migrating to Amazon like clouds • Migrating apps to clouds will slow transition from data center stacks to clouds • Hybrid/Federated will add complexity to app lifecycle • To realize the cost saving, elasticity and agility of cloud computing application lifecycle cost need to mitgated AppZero Confidential – Restricted Use

  4. Hybrid / Federated • “The Cloud”, like “The Datacenter”, is a collective noun • Already multiple datacenters, will have even more “clouds” • Traditional drivers of DC fragmentation/location still apply • Regional LOB, Regulatory Compliance, M&A, Offshore & Outsource • Public and Private clouds accelerate fragmentation • Ease of sourcing, faster lifecycles, “seasonal” or yearly realignment • More opportunity, and pressure, to switch based on pricing or cost • Competing “cloud products”, and platform-attached “clouds” • Single-vendor sourcing, even for private clouds, is not realistic …Oh, and IT app-release teams were already struggling to meet release SLAs and budgets, deploying to a few, wholly owned, largely homogeneous datacenters… AppZero Confidential – Restricted Use

  5. Key Issues • Analogous issues to migration, only continuous • Ongoing cycle of release, upgrade, trouble ticket, hotfix • Higher deployment volumes, stricter SLAs • Over 1000 deployments/month for a large enterprise • SLAs often 4-6 hours from dev to package, distribute, and deploy • VM image packaging even less practical • Application dev/release/support staff need to be self-sufficient • Can’t transfer 1000 VMs/mo from London to Singapore over WAN • Can’t create separate images for every locale, compliance, etc. • Application teams wouldn’t know how anyway… AppZero Confidential – Restricted Use

  6. App lifecycle scripting vs. as an image Scripting As a VAA Captures changes on production machine State is moveable No programming required Reuse via layering Isolated from cloud operational stacks Image size is small • No round-trip with production machine • Programming and content development is costly and time consuming • Content locked-in to automation platform • Reuse is low • Federated targets need to be designed in AppZero Confidential – Restricted Use

  7. Demo: What you will see... Windows Server Windows Server Windows Server Amazon East My Company Site IBM Germany Migrate Windows Application from My Company Site to Amazon East.

  8. Demo - What does this mean? WAMP.VAA 50MB (pre-provisioned) Wordpress.VAA 10MB Move time • Chicago to Virginia 7 minutes • Virginia to German 9 minutes Seamless integrated secure network Alternative approaches: • VM image 50GB • Move time • Chicago to Virginia 5 days • Virginia to German 6 days • VM 5000 times slower then provisioning VAA • Reinstall, migrate application data • Move time manual scripting per application • Labor intensive, error prone

  9. Q& A

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