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Turbocharge Your Virtualized Infrastructure with Self-service Provisioning

Govind Rangasamy Director, Product Management, Eucalyptus

Greg Moselle Cloud Product Manager, enStratus

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Today’s Speakers

Govind Rangasamy

Director, Product Management

Eucalyptus Systems

Greg Moselle

Cloud Product Manager

enStratus

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IT Trends & Challenges

• Consolidate & Standardize

• Automate & Innovate

• Self-service Infrastructure

• Elasticity and On-demand / Per-usage Service Models

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IT Trends & Challenges

• How do you architect and govern self-service provisioning and elasticity across large enterprises?

• How do you manage assets and ownership?

• What about chargeback and billing?

• How can architecture and infrastructure groups work together?

Cloud Infrastructure-as-a-Service

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Cloud IaaS vs. Virtualization

Capability Virtualization Cloud IaaS

Virtual Machine behavior Very similar to physical servers due to

PV conversions

VMs are not tied to a single physical server

and are disposable

Application behavior Applications stick to VMs with tightly

coupled configurations

Applications and their infrastructures are

decoupled for auto scalability and elasticity

Resource Elasticity Resource pooling at the hypervisor, or

cluster level

Resource pools of compute, network and

storage at the cloud availability zone level

Resource access isolation VMs CPU, Memory, Network and Storage

resources access is not isolated

VMs resources are completely isolated

Resource access authentication Virtualization allows unauthenticated

access to resources

Cloud has very granular per user level

resource access authentication

SLA and Quality of Service Defining and maintaining SLA is hard

especially with quality of service

guarantees

Relatively easy because of resource

access isolation and authentication

Chargeback and billing Chargeback and billing are hard problems

in just a virtualized environments

Due to per user level access and resource

access isolation, chargeback and billing

are much simpler

A well designed virtualization environment is the basis for private clouds

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The Need for Self-service Provisioning

• Organizations/LOBs want to control their own IT usage

– Can’t afford to wait for IT

– LOBs want to monitor and control IT usage

• Frequent spin up and decommissioning of systems

– Dev/Test

– HPC workloads

• IT Ops needs to support multiple businesses in multiple geos

– Wants to act as an internal cloud provider for LOBs

– Reduce admin per server/network/storage ratio

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Customer Examples

Large Financial Services

“In their Wholesale Business Portfolio with a few thousand developers working on 1,400 applications, the organization is looking into deploying a

private cloud with a self-service portal for their test and dev activity. Chargeback and billing capability are very important as part of the self-

service provisioning activity.”

Large Defense Contractor

“Researching a private cloud platform on VMware infrastructure to reduce test/dev, deployment and support of applications at the lowest possible

cost. Self-service provisioning across many of their MS SQLServer, MySQL based apps and Sharepoint.”

Average IT: 50% of infrastructure in Test/Dev but 90% is idle most of the time

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The IaaS Cloud Platform

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Infrastructure-as-a-Service

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Cloud Controller

• Cloud level - Virtual Resource System

• AWS EC2 Compatible

Walrus Storage

• Persistent data store

• Bucket-based, like S3

Cluster Controller

• Zone level - Virtual Resource System

• Manage Virtual Network

Storage Controller

• Block accessed network storage

• Like EBS with SAN adapters

Node Controller

• VM management

• Instance management

VMware Broker

• ESX, ESXi management

• vCenter server compatible

Eucalyptus IaaS

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IaaS – Dev/Test

•Resource Domains and Groups

• Dev, QA, Ops

•Virtual Cloud Resources

• Small, Medium, Large and Xlarge with

flexible configuration

• Choice ESX, KVM, XEN

• Linux, Windows etc

•Virtual Images

• EMI for LAMP

• EMI for mySQL

• ~8400 AMIs

•Cloud Hybrid Compute Services

• AWS EC2

•Self-service Automation Environment

• Self-service Management

• DCA Data Center Automation

Cloud Self-service Portal and Catalog

Cloud Service Management

Physical Resource Management

Virtual Cloud Resources

Virtual Resource System

Virtual and

Physical

Resource

Administration

Compute Network Identity Storage

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Resource Access and Allocation Control

Cloud Service Management Cloud Services

(SaaS, PaaS)

Accounts,

Groups, Users,

Resources

Policies,

Certs, Keys,

Images, VMs,

Reports

Physical Resource Management

Virtual Cloud Resources

Virtual Resource System Resource Access Control

High Availability IaaS

Virtual and Physical

Resource

Administration

Eucalyptus Identity Authorization and Management Web Services

Compute Network Identity Storage

Active

Directory/LDAP

• Standardized images launch per user per account

• Per user access to resources with a security group

• Decommissioning is as easy as creation

• Resource consumption per user per account

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Cloud Governance & Control

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Governance and Control

• Unified management

• Self-provisioning

• Security & encryption

• Budget tracking and chargebacks

• Automation: in & cross cloud

• Service catalog and config mgmt

Internal Systems

Access directory

service

Service delivery

catalog

Identity

authentication

Change &

config. Mgmt.

Project

budgeting

Incident &

problem mgmt

Pricing &

metering

Security policy

mgmt.

Billing

Others

On-Premise or SaaS

Cloud Management Solution

API

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Self-service Provisioning Demo

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Blueprint for Private Cloud Adoption

1. Define Valuable Infrastructure Services • Define and quantify the case for cloud computing.

• Be specific, and focus on business benefits.

2. Define Governance and Policies • Roles and security

• Accounting and chargeback

• SLA management

3. Plan and Standardize the Cloud Platform • Identify the resources that comprise the reference architecture for your

cloud computing environment.

4. Plan and Architect the Deployment • Get ready to support real-world processing loads.

• Focus on elasticity and scalability.

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Webinar Benefits Summary

• How to architect and automate self-service provisioning for Enterprise deployments

• How to implement governance by extending policies and procedures into the private cloud

• See self-service provisioning in action with automated security and accounting

• How to create a blueprint or recipe for private cloud adoption

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Questions?

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Next Steps

Free Trial of Self-service

Provisioning Cloud

http://sl.eucalyptus.com/SSP-Trial

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