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1 Cloud Lock In Naveen Nimmu Clouber.io

2 Agenda Introduction to clouber.io Workload Agility Cloud Lock In ReImagining the Future summary

3 Introduction to clouber.io

4 Workload Management Platform Make the world better place -Building user centric public cloud platform. Create level playing field for public cloud users to harness the world s computing power. Platform that is building bridges between Clouds to make Cloud Grid Make workload migration as simple as changing planes.

Create level playing field for public cloud users to harness the world s

5 Work Load Mgmt. Platform Design Infra Choose Cloud Deploy VM BareMetal Containers Migrate Manage

6 Cloud Grid

7 Cloud DataCenter Deploy

8 SLA Monitoring

9 Cloud Migration

10 Types of Compute VM VM C C Bare Metal Bare CMetal VM VM VM C VM C VM BareMetal Containers

11 Workload Agility

12 Driving Factors to Cloud Migration Setup Times Time Commitment Computer Granularity Sharing Economy Speeds and Feeds

13 Setup Times On-Prem setup -Months to setup Co-lo setup - Faster (weeks) Virtual private servers (Softlayer)- Days Virtualisation / Public IaaS - Minutes Whats Next - Setup times in Sec?

14 Time Commitment 3 Year 1Year Month Days Hourly Whats Next - Min/Sec?

15 Compute Granularity Rack level Physical Server level VM level Container What s next - Micro services / Transaction level?

16 Rent Economy Own Racks/Server Rooms Colo - Share building Virtual private Servers - Share Rack Public/Private Cloud VMs- Share Server What s next - Grid? Use the Compute needed,with out need to know who supplied the server.

17 Networking Speeds and Feeds 100M 1G 10G 40G 25G/50G 100G Whats Next -

18 Cloud lock-in

19 Why Lock -in is bad? Not having choice is akin to Monopoly pricing. what is your plan B, if the current cloud is no longer viable. Limited by the Innovation agility of one Vendor. Lifespan of any software is long and priorities of the cloud vendors can change. Virtualisation benefits are not passed to End user. Ex: Exporting an OVF image.

Limited by the Innovation agility of one Vendor.

20 Case study 1- Hybrid API No Standard API for IaaS Lot of unsuccessful attempts IETF(Oauth), DMTF, ISO/IEC JTC1, OASIS AWS - de facto standard OpenStack API Containers a de facto standard How to unlock- If we can t standardise it - Need to have a platform that translates APIs.

de facto standard OpenStack API Containers a de facto standard How

21 Case study 2:Choosing a DB Compare Mongo DB Vs Dynamo DB Dynamo DB - Lock In with one Vendor MongoDB as a Service blueprint - soft Lock How to unlock- Install your own Mongo DB - no lock Find a PaaS solutions that can move to different clouds with one click.

22 MongoDB Installation Pick the right version for the platform chosen. Download and install MongoDB for the corresponding OS Set up the MongoDB environment(system Variables) Create directories for your database and log files mkdir c:\data\db mkdir c:\data\log Start MongoDB through the mongod.exe file c:\mongodb\bin\mongod.exe Connect through MongoDB through the mongo.exe shell. c:\mongodb\bin\mongo.exe

23 Case study 3:Integrating Mail All the is based on SMTP protocol AWS - SES RackSpace - MailGun How to Unlock- Ex: Nod er for Node.js users Find a PaaS solutions that can move to different clouds with one click. MailChimp - better bet?

24 Nod er example npm install nod er Define Transporter Object(smtp configuration) transporter = nod er.createtransporter({ service : gmail, auth : gmail.user@gmail.com, pass : userpass }) Setup Options mailoptions = { from :, //sender address, to :, //list of receivers, subject :, //subject line, html : //mail content } Send mail with defined transport object and mail options tranporter.sendmail(mailoptions)

25 Lock-In Factors Cloud Proprietary APIs Cloud specific Management Interface Cloud specific Proprietary Value add Features Cloud specific SaaS (Blue prints) Creating unnecessary interdependencies between SaaS offerings. Free Trails?

26 Reimagining cloud future

27 What If Cloud could be consumed just like Airline Industry You have multiple Clouds to serve your workload. Entire compute Grid is available for your workload. Buyer side agents to help to manage workloads Moving workload is as easy as changing flights.. Standardise the APIs to deploy, manage, migrate workloads

28 Typical Vertical Integration

29 PaaS decoupled Workload Agency AWS Azure Google Century Link Rack Space IaaS Layer

30 Apps Today App1 App2 App3 App Layer Middle ware Platform Layer AWS Azure Google Azure Rack Space Century Link IaaS Layer

31 Apps Tomorrow App Layer App1 App2 App3 Middle ware Platform Layer AWS Azure Google Rack Space Century Link IaaS Layer

32 Workload Canvas/ Deploy Define Workload Cloud1 Cloud2 Cloud3

33 Migration as a Service Define Workload SRC cloud DST Cloud Migrate

34 Steps to get there Identify the Cloud dependent parts of the workload Remove the dependencies of a particular cloud Make the Workloads Mobile - Containers Live migrations as easy as one click. Develop on PaaS stacks that are Open and Cloud Independent Lets the Best cloud (IaaS) win your business.

35 Summary

36 Cloud Unlock -Value Proposition Cloud lock-in = Monopoly. Choice and power to the End Users. Platforms/API be optimised for the End user experience and Interests. Workloads become Mobile No Cloud lock-in = Eliminating one business Risk. PaaS components will get offered in cloud independent manner.

37 Migration Model WEB services (SaaS Platform)

38 Migration Model WEB services (SaaS Platform)

39 Thank you clouber.io

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