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© 2013 IBM Corporation
IBM Cloud Briefing – Open Stack
September 2013
US Federal CTO: Washington DC , Open Stack Event
Ramesh Menon, Chief Architect | Cloud Technology Leader IBM SoCware Group , Federal CTO – Strategy & Technology
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New Modes of Engagement Systems of Record
Data & Transaction Integrity Smarter Devices & Assets
IT Optimization • Data & Transactions
• App Infrastructure • Virtualized Resources
Innovation • Expanding Interface Modalities
• Big Data and Analytics • Social Networking
Next GeneraFon Architectures
New models of product & service innovation are emerging
OperaFons Analysis
Security Intelligence
Enterprise ApplicaFons Smart
Assets Mobile Users Call
Center Hybrid Clouds
Data center
22% CAGR
Asset-‐to-‐asset
35% CAGR
Mobile
78% CAGR
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OpenStack is a global collaboration of developers and cloud computing technologists that seek to produce a ubiquitous Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) open source cloud computing platform for public and private clouds. OpenStack was founded by Rackspace Hosting and NASA jointly in July 2010. 190+ companies and a community of over 119,000 members in 130 countries.
The OpenStack Foundation is Open for Business
§ OpenStack Identity (shared services) Unified authentication across all OpenStack projects and integrates with existing authentication systems.
§ OpenStack Dashboard (core) Enables administrators and users to access & provision cloud-based resources through a self-service portal.
Code available under Apache 2.0 license. Design tenets – scale & elasticity, share nothing & distribute everything
http://openstack.org/
§ OpenStack Compute (core) Provision and manage large networks of virtual machines
§ OpenStack Object Store (core) Create petabytes of secure, reliable storage using
standard hardware § OpenStack Image Service (shared services)
Catalog and manage massive libraries of server images
Platinum Members
AT&T
Canonical HP IBM
Nebula Rackspace
RedHat SUSE
Gold Members
Cisco
Cloudscaling Dell
Dreamhost ITRI/CCAT
Mirantis Piston Yahoo
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OpenStack Infrastructure Management SoCware The framework for IBM SoCware Defined Infrastructure
OpenStack API
Server Storage Network
SD Infrastructure APIs • Services and Resources • Server, Storage and Network • Broad Ecosystem Forming
Cinder Nova Neutron
drivers drivers drivers
v7000 EMC
OpenFlow DOVE
ESX KVM Hyper-V
PowerVM PR/SM2
Vendor Led Scalable Model • Drivers provided by the vendors • Broad Ecosystem Forming • Management standardization
SVC
SD Infrastructure Services • Software Image Services • Infrastructure Patterns • VM Placement Intelligence
IBM Differentiation provided via
extensions and value added services
IBM Confidential
new name for “quantum”
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Simple Layers of Cloud
Compute Network Storage
Hypervisor
Provisioning
Orchestration Lifecycle Managem
ent
Security
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Security, Resiliency, Performance & Consumability
Cloud ServiceCreator
Cloud Service ProviderCloud ServiceConsumer
Cloud Services
IaaS
PaaS
SaaS
BPaaS
Common CloudManagement Platform
OSS – Operational Support Services
BSS – Business Support Services
Subscription Management Pricing Entitlement
Management
Metering Rating Billing
Clearing & Settlement
Accounts Payable
Accounts Receivable
Customer Account
Management
Service Offering Catalog
Service Offering
Management
Contracts & Agreement
Management
Service Request
Management
Order Management
TransitionManager
DeploymentArchitect
OperationsManager
Service Provider Portal & API
Inf rastructure
Security &Risk Manager
CustomerCare
ServiceManager
BusinessManager
Service Consum
er Portal & API
Service Developm
ent Portal & API
Existing & 3rd party services, Partner
Ecosystems
Service Creation
Tools
Cloud Service
IntegrationTools
ConsumerIn-house IT
ProvisioningIncident & Problem
Management
IT Service Level
Management
Service Automation Management
Service Delivery Catalog
Service Request
Management
Change & Configuration Management
Image Lifecycle
Management
Monitoring & Event
Management
IT Asset & License
Management
Capacity & Performance Management
Platform & Virtualization Management
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A layered and open cloud architecture is necessary
Platform Services
Infrastructure Services
Backplane Fit for purpose PODS
Business Applications as
components Service Oriented
Architecture
OSLC
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Increasing Cap
ability
Simple IaaS Services (VMs)
1
Cloud Governance
2
Advanced IaaS Services
3
Advanced IaaS services integrated with ITIL processes
4
VM provisioning & On-‐boarding
Role & AuthenPcaPon Management
Cloud Management
VM Image ConstrucPon
Image Management
Usage metering,
accounPng & chargeback
Virtualised Infrastructure Monitoring
Capacity Management and Planning
Event Management
Patch Management
Endpoint Compliance & Management
Backup & Restore
Storage Provisioning & AutomaPon Management
Network Provisioning & AutomaPon Management
Services OrchestraPon
Hybrid Cloud IntegraPon
Problem & Incident
Management
IT Asset Management
License Management
Change & ConfiguraPon Management
Service Desk
Release Management
Advanced security ( idenPty and access, security informaPon and events mgmt)
CEDC Macro & micro paZerns
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1. Customers are looking for end to end automation of cloud service delivery to achieve greater returns
2. Provisioning play a key role, but is just one of many steps that must be automated 3. Each customer has unique requirements to integrate with existing data center processes and
tools.
VM Provisioning
Real customer example
Why do we need an Orchestrator ?
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Orchestration Layer / Self Service Catalog Repeatable Best Practice Services
• Provision bare metal
OS fast & efficiently using best practices
Bare Metal OS
§ Leverages openStack
§ Hypervisor Agnostic
§ Network Agnostic
§ Storage Agnostic
§ Storage provisioning
§ Network provisioning
§ Compute provisioning
§ IBM Supported
Compute
Network
Storage
§ Virtual Security
§ Cost Management
§ ApplicaPon Monitoring
§ Database Monitoring
§ Patching § Inventory
§ AutomaPon / DR / Move
§ Workload Management
Management
§ Workload-aware Patterns
§ Graphical Application topology creation & deployment – single click
§ Dynamic Parameters @ Runtime
§ Workload aware, embedded SLAs
§ Performance & elastic computing.
Middleware
Database
§ Deploy applications as part of Compute or using preconfigured patterns.
Application
Deploy Managed Application Workflows
OS Compute Network Storage DB MW Application Monitor Security HA/DR
Approval required prior to next step in workflow
1. Provision Bare OS
New OS
2. Provision image, aZach to network and storage
IaaS
3. Provision MW & DB using paZerns
PaaS
4. Provision ApplicaFon
SaaS
5. Provision so^ware to manage infrastructure
Management
Business Value
Portal Server provides customizable user experiences while leveraging a common orchestration layer
Cloud / Next Generation Data Center
API’s
§ IBM SmartCloud Enterprise
§ rackspace § Amazon
§ MSP’s
§ vCenter § other
3rd Party
6. Provision 3rd party resources
Agility
Related Standards & Organizations
CIMI & OVF
TOSCA
CCRA OSLC
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Increasing Cap
ability
Simple IaaS Services (VMs)
1
Cloud Governance
2
Advanced IaaS Services
3
Advanced IaaS services integrated with ITIL processes
4
VM provisioning & On-‐boarding
Usage metering,
accounFng & chargeback
VM Image ConstrucFon
Capacity Management and Planning
Network Provisioning & AutomaFon Management
Services OrchestraFon
Hybrid Cloud IntegraFon
Service Desk
Backup & Restore
Release Management
Heat map assessment of capabiliPes (OpenStack)
Absent capability
Available capability (limited use case coverage)
More complete capability (more comprehensive use case coverage)
N/A capability
Cloud Management
Image Management
Virtualized Infrastructure Monitoring
Endpoint Compliance & Management
Patch Management
Event Management
Storage Provisioning & AutomaFon Management
Change & ConfiguraFon Management
Licence Management
IT Asset Management
Problem & Incident
Management
Advanced security (IdenFty and access, security informaFon and event mgmt)
Role & AuthenFcaFon Management
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Increasing Cap
ability
Simple IaaS Services (VMs)
1
Cloud Governance
2
Advanced IaaS Services
3
Advanced IaaS services integrated with ITIL processes
4
Network Provisioning & AutomaFon Management
Service Desk
Backup & Restore
Release Management
Heat map assessment of capabiliPes (SCO Enterprise)
Capacity Management and Planning
Endpoint Compliance & Management
Patch Management
Event Management
Storage Provisioning & AutomaFon Management
Change & ConfiguraFon Management
Licence Management
IT Asset Management
Problem & Incident
Management
Advanced security (IdenFty and access, security informaFon and event mgmt)
Role & AuthenFcaFon Management
VM provisioning & On-‐boarding
VM Image ConstrucFon
Image Management
Cloud Management
Service OrchestraFon
Hybrid Cloud IntegraFon
Usage metering,
accounFng & chargeback
Virtualized Infrastructure Monitoring
Absent capability
N/A capability
Available capability (limited use case coverage)
More complete capability (more comprehensive use case coverage)
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AddiPonal IBM value add
SmartCloud Orchestrator Enterprise
SmartCloud Provisioning
TSA
M
EC2
SCE
Ope
nSta
ck
Com
patib
le
Clo
uds
IBM adds Service Management Integration -
Image Library
Single Image & Composite Patterns Management
Automation Engine
BPM Process Server
IBM Tivoli Monitoring
(ITM)
SmartCloud Cost
Management
(SCCM)
Serv
ice
Man
agem
ent I
nteg
ratio
n
IBM Endpoint Manager
(IEM)
Patch & Security Compliance • With IBM Endpoint Manager • Cloud Governance capability
(CCRA) • Enable Level 2 Cloud
maturity • Licence Management
Tivoli Storage Manager
(TSM)
Backup & Restore • With Tivoli Storage
Manager for Virtual Environments
• Agent-less backups • Cloud Governance
capability (CCRA) • Enable Level 2 Cloud
maturity Tivoli Netcool OMNIbus
Event Management • Tivoli Netcool OMNIbus • Cross domain correlation • Cloud Management
capability (CCRA) • Enable Level 2 Cloud
maturity
SmartCloud Control Desk
(SCCD)
ITIL Service Integration • With SmartCloud Control
Desk • IT Asset Mgmt, Change
Mgmt, Service Desk, CMDB, Service Catalog
• ITIL Managed IaaS capability (CCRA)
• Enable Level 4 Cloud maturity
Orchestra)on,Engine,
Network Domain!
Storage Domain!
IT Management!Monitoring
Domain!Data Availability Domain!
Compute Domain
!Monitoring !
IT Asset Management!
Service Desk!
Storage Domain!
Change Management!
Provision Pattern
Network Domain!
Workload Orchestration
Workload aware placement, optimization and operation
Resource Orchestration!Onboard, provision, manage CPU,
Storage and Network
Service Orchestration Manage the lifecycle of business applications
DB App Web
Orchestrate integrated network domain management • With IBM Tivoli Netcool
Configuration Manager (ITNCM)
• Automated network device management (layer 2 & 3)
Orchestrate integrated storage domain management • With Tivoli Storage Productivity
Center (TPC) (or with SVC) • Heterogeneous storage
management, monitoring and configuration
Orchestrate integrated Change domain management • With IBM Tivoli Application
Dependency Discovery Manager (TADDM)
• IT and Application discovery & change mgmt
SmartCloud Entry
Hypervisor Management - IaaS Gateway
IBM Extensions for Workload Aware optimizations (DRS & HA)
Orchestrate integrated SECURITY • With IBM Security Virtual Server
Protection for Vmware • Agent-less intrusion protection • Monitoring for security
compliance & security incident
Orchestrate integrated SECURITY • With IBM Security QRadar SIEM • Security Information and Event
Management correlation • Anomaly and threat detection • Vulnerability management
Image Creation
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Increasing Cap
ability
Simple IaaS Services (VMs)
1
Cloud Governance
2
Advanced IaaS Services
3
Advanced IaaS services integrated with ITIL processes
4
Heat map assessment of capabiliPes (AddiPonal IBM value)
Role & AuthenPcaPon Management
VM provisioning & On-‐boarding
VM Image ConstrucFon
Image Management
Cloud Management
Service OrchestraFon
Hybrid Cloud IntegraFon
Usage metering,
accounFng & chargeback
Virtualized Infrastructure Monitoring
Event Management
Patch Management
Endpoint Compliance & Management
Backup & Restore
Storage Provisioning & AutomaFon Management
Network Provisioning & AutomaFon Management
Problem & Incident
Management IT Asset
Management Change &
ConfiguraFon Management
Service Desk
Advanced security (IdenFty and access, security informaFon and event mgmt)
Capacity Management and Planning
Licence Management
Release Management SCCD
SCO SCO SCO SCO SCO
SCO SCO + SCM OMNIbus SCO + IEM IEM TSM
TPC ITNCM SCO SCO ITIM + VSP + TAM + SIEM
SCCD IEM SCCD + TADDM SCCD UrbanCode
Absent capability
N/A capability
Available capability (limited use case coverage)
More complete capability (more comprehensive use case coverage)
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IaaS Cloud Maturity Model
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SmartCloud Orchestrator Architecture
Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS)
Network (Cisco, Juniper, Big
IP, NCNM…)
Dev Tools
Service Mgmt Monitor Backup & Restore Security/Patch Compliance
Storage (NetApp, StorWize,
Sonas, TPC…)
Compute (VMWare, KVM,
Hyper-V, PowerVM, zVM…)
IaaS Gateway
IBM
SC
E
Ope
nSta
ck
Com
patib
le
Clo
uds
EC2
TSA
M
Image Management
Patterns
Cloud Marketplace Workflow
Software Stacks
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SoCware Defined Compute, Network & Storage Embracing OpenStack as a framework for storage, compute and networking within SDE
OpenStack Nova API Cinder Storage APIs OpenStack Network APIs
drivers
Network drivers
Storage
Driver Driver Driver
Heterogeneous Compute, Storage, Network
Server, Storage and Network Integration
Workload Definition
Workload Orchestration
Workload Definition & Orchestration
IBM Differentiation
Compute
drivers
VMware
ESX
vCenter
Hyper-V
Hyper-V
SC VMM
PowerVM
Power VM
PowerVC
zHyp
zHyp
zManager
KVM
KVM
RHEV-M (oVirt)
Policy-based Management and
Automation
Snapshot and Backup
Management
Management
Driver
Virtualization
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MoPvaPon: Talk OpenStack APIs Across MulPple Vendors
19
OpenStack
nova service glance
service service
services EC2/AWS
nova service glance
service service
services CloudX
nova service glance
service service
services
OpenStack APIs
We want to talk OpenStack APIs to multiple vendor Clouds
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IBM SmartCloud Orchestrator
Solution benefits Ø Accelerate deployment of cloud services using reusable workload
patterns and IT process automation • Self-service portal allows for selection of cloud services
from a predefined menu of offerings • Intuitive graphical orchestrator helps compose and
customize workflows quickly and easily
Ø Deliver interoperable open cloud services with support for open standards
Ø Governance Services (OSLC support) • Eases coordination of complex tasks and worklflows,
leveraging existing skills, processes and tools Ø Platform Services (TOSCA Support) • Simplifies deployment and lifecycle management of
middleware and application patterns Ø Infrastructure Services (OpenStack Support) • Provides support for highly flexible, scalable infrastructure
on heterogeneous resources Ø Extensibility
• Pre-built images, patterns, process / configuration automation through the Cloud Marketplace
• Take advantage of patterns built for IBM’s PureApplication System for IaaS and PaaS
Ø Measure the cost of cloud services, keep track of cloud service health, perform capacity management of the cloud resources
Reduce IT costs and accelerate delivery of business applications with an open and extensible orchestration platform that fully automates the delivery of IT services in a cloud environment
CapabiliPes
• Cloud OrchestraPon • Provisioning • Usage & AccounPng / Metering • Monitoring • Capacity Management
Continuous delivery pipeline
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An evoluPon in design, a revoluPon in experience
(The elements of PureFlex and PureApplication)
Management
Compute
Networking
Storage
Flex ib le C hoic e Built-‐in ex pertise • Integ ra tion by desig n • Simp lified Ex perience
Infrastructure Delivering Infrastructure Services
Application Platform Delivering Platform Services
Data Platform Delivering Data Services
IaaS PaaS / SaaS
Built in expertise • Integration by design • Simplified Experience
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IBM PureFlex System: Integrated Infrastructure, built for cloud Flexibility to run your choice of applica3ons and middleware Deploy SCO on Pure = Cloud in a Box , Integrated cloud management plaBorm
Expert integrated: § Flexible infrastructure ‒ Compute (x86 & POWER) ‒ Storage ‒ Networking ‒ Advanced Flex System
technology
§ Unified infrastructure management § Built-in expertise - Infrastructure patterns
200% increase in performance of critical applications
66% faster setup time
Days to minutes for virtual machine deployment time
72% lower systems costs over 3 years Infrastructure
Delivering Infrastructure Services
Infrastructure
Delivering Infrastructure Services
PureFlex
Infrastructure Platform
Delivering Infrastructure Services
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IBM Pa_erns of ExperPse opPmize leading soCware capabiliPes
Social Collaboration
Business Analytics & Data Warehousing
Security, Risk Management , Compliance
Data Management
Connectivity, Integration and SOA
App Infrastructure
Business Process Mgmt Mobile Development
and Connectivity
Asset and Facilities Management
* IBM intends to deliver these new software patterns in the future
IBM Notes and Domino*
IBM CastIron 6.4 IBM API Management 2.0 IBM DataPower Gateway Appliances (XG45, XI52)
BPM 8.5 ODM 8.5 WAS 8.5.5
Business Intelligence 2.0
Software Delivery and Lifecycle
Collaborative Lifecycle Management* Rational App Developer*
QRadar SIEM* QRadar Log Manager* IBM Security Access Mgr*
Solutions
WebSphere Commerce 7.0 WebSphere Transformation Extender w/Launcher 8.4.1 SAP Business Suite*
Mobile Application Platform 6.0
IBM Maximo Asset Management 7.5
Information Server 9.1 Compute Node Pattern
Patterns of expertise
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Federal Data Center (FDC)
• ConUS / Geographically dispersed for enhanced resiliency • Federal Government customers only • Separate caged area, biometric reader entry, security monitoring cameras, 24x7 security, locked racks, controlled access
• US CiPzens Support • Segregated Network Environment (TIC Enabled) • Supports Federal Shared or dedicated networks • Leverage shared infrastructure and management tools recognized within Federal government community as industry leading
• ITIL Service Desk uPlizing Remedy • UpPme InsPtute Tier III classificaPon • Redundant city power feeds and Power DistribuPon Units (PDU)
• Meets FISMA NIST 800-‐53 and Federal Cost AccounPng Standards
Boulder, CO
Raleigh, NC
§ IBM Green FISMA Compliant Data Centers § Enterprise Systems Management § ITIL Service Delivery § Service Desk Capability § Industry Leading SLA’s
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SoClayer: global presence
• 13 data centers
• Tier III+ • SOC2 Compliant
• 10 additional points of presence WW • 100,000 servers, > 22M domains • 21,000 customers
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AddiPonal InformaPon
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oD_tPND78Ug
https://www.ibm.com/developerworks/community/groups/service/html/communityview?
communityUuid=e5a54efe-3c9f-491b-af2a-e5400516b5aal
https://hub.jazz.net/learn
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FCW/ IBM Federal Cloud InnovaPon Forum
Event Highlights October 3, 2013 The Willard InterConPnental Washington, DC from 8:00
am – 3:00 pm Speakers include Anne Altman, IBM GM Federal; Jim Comfort, IBM GM
Cloud; Lance Crosby, CEO SoCLayer; Duke Skarda, CIO SoCLayer Who should a_end? Mission (LOB), IT Influencers/decision-‐makers, CIOs;
Architects & Developers; Data Center Management professionals; AcquisiPon Professionals involved in Cloud procurements
One-‐on-‐One ExecuPve MeePngs with Jim Comfort, Lance Crosby or Duke Skarda
SoluPon center and demos for discussion with technical experts
Agenda
8:00 – 8:30 am Breakfast
8:30 – 8:45 am Welcome -‐ Anne Altman, GM, IBM Federal
8:45 – 9:45 am Key Note Speaker – Colin Powell
9:45 – 10:30 am Cloud as an Engine for InnovaPon & ProducPvity
10:30 – 10:45 am Break/ Demos
10:45 – 11:15 am Driving TransformaPon in Government thru Cloud
11:15 – 11:45 am Cloud w/o Compromise, featuring SoCLayer
11:45 – 12:15 pm Minimizing Risk thru Advances in Security
12:15 – 1:00 pm Lunch/ Demos
1:00 – 1: 30 pm Driving Open Standards in Cloud
1:30 – 2:00 pm Cloud Based Mission SoluPons
2:00 – 2:45 pm Next FronPers
2:45 pm Closing Remarks
To Register: h_ps://www.etouches.com/ereg/newreg.php?evenPd=72759&refernce=IBMSalesRep
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