Building an Internal Cloud that is ready for the external Cloud

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2 Agenda How virtualization is changing IT Internal clouds the best platform for any application Building an internal cloud Integration of external clouds as datacenter resources The future of application management Summary 2

3 From physical. 3

4 . to virtual 4

. to the dynamic infrastructure Computing Platform Focus Infrastructure Abstraction Storage Network The draw is saving money, but after a year

5 . to the dynamic infrastructure Computing Platform Focus Infrastructure Abstraction Storage Network The draw is saving money, but after a year or so, surveys show that adopters believe the key is agility. Tom Bittman, Gartner Fast Flexible Dynamic The building block for the datacenter 5

6 . to the private cloud! Highly efficient Simplified mgmt thru abstraction On-demand scale The private cloud is the best place to run any existing application 6

7 Private clouds, the best place to run tier 1 app s Consolidation Decrease infrastructure cost for Server HW Save space and energy in the datacenter Archive consolidation ratios of 5:1 to 10:1 Scale physical infrastructure on demand Availability Minimize planned downtime Reduce recovery timer for server failure down to zero Build cross site disaster recovery solutions Increase overall availability Use redundant infrastructure immediately 7

8 Private clouds, the best place to run tier 1 app s Manageability Scale infrastructure as needed Gain flexibility through workload mobility Move Apps during hardware maintenance Reduce management cost per app Quality of Service Ensure appropriate resource assignment Continuously monitor SLAs React proactive and fast to issues Dynamic scale resource as application needs grow 8

Tier 1 apps on vsphere % of customers running apps in production on VMware 56% 53% 50% 36% 41% 34% 24% 27% MS Exchange MS SQL MS SharePoint Oracle Middleware Oracle DB IBM WebSphere Source: VMware

9 Tier 1 apps on vsphere % of customers running apps in production on VMware 56% 53% 50% 36% 41% 34% 24% 27% MS Exchange MS SQL MS SharePoint Oracle Middleware Oracle DB IBM WebSphere Source: VMware customer survey, September 2008, sample size 1038 IBM DB2 Data: Within subset of VMware customers running a specific app, % that have at least one instance of that app in production in a VM SAP In a recent Gartner poll, 73% of customers claimed to use x86 virtualization for mission critical applications in production Source: Gartner IOM Conference (June 2008) Linux and Windows Server Virtualization Is Picking Up Steam (ID Number: G ) 9

10 Average Oracle DB Fits Easily in a VM vsphere 8 vcpu vsphere 255 GB vsphere 300,000 IOPS vsphere 30 Gb/s Oracle DB 2 4 CPU Oracle DB 6% utilized 4 8 GB 50% utilized Oracle DB 2,000 IOPS Oracle DB 2 Mb/s CPU Memory Disk IO Network IO Source: VMware Capacity Planner analysis of > 700,000 servers in customer production environments 10

11 ESX vcenter Server vcenter Family vcloud API What is needed to build a cloud service? Management Tools Planning / Optimization / Controle Management Services Resources / Policies / Monitoring Application Services To enable clouds the key is the portability of the application Availability / Security / Scalability Infrastructure Services vcompute / vstorage / vnetwork 11

12 The application portability is the key VM + INFO = OVF VM Virtual Machine Description of VM properties OVF Virtual Machine The Open Virtualization Format (OVF) is an industries standard, to ensure cross platform VM portability 12

13 vapp the virtual application APP Business apps consist of multiple VM s and form a vapp vapp s are treated as the management container vapp 13

14 Management Managing applications in a self healing cloud datacenter An App issue back with an to App normal arises Applications Management dynamically assigns more resources Application Server Management monitors the resources vsphere 14

15 vcenter Plugin Linking clouds together vapp vapp vapp Hybrid Cloud vapp vapp Private Cloud Redwood vcloud API Public Cloud Security - Portability Unified Management 15

16 Delivering the cloud computing stack Software as a Service SaaS Applications Platform as a Service PaaS Application Server Infrastructure as a Service IaaS vsphere 16

Flavors of clouds Disaster Recovery Infrastructure as a Service High performance computing vcloud Express VMware vsphere based cloud offerings Remote private Cloud Private Cheap On Community demand

17 Flavors of clouds Disaster Recovery Infrastructure as a Service High performance computing vcloud Express VMware vsphere based cloud offerings Remote private Cloud Private Cheap On Community demand resources infrastructure for Clouds non critical Higher Scale Link Use private spare on availability demand, capacity corporate lower for clouds HPC cost resources i.e. for public for services trainings Cloud apps Community Clouds Test / Dev Training 17

18 Recap Private Cloud Public Cloud The best place to run any app Works with what you have today Helps you to reassign resources and scale easily Bridging the gap between different clouds Ensuring security Single pane of glass Easy on demand capacity Pay per use Helps you to scale easily Multiple offerings to fit different needs 18

19 Only VMware is the world s most trusted virtualization platform virtualizes the entire fabric of the datacenter, delivering ultimate flexibility 89% of all virtualized applications in the world run on VMware. paves the path to cloud computing, with a common platform from Gartner, desktop December through 2008 the datacenter out to public clouds brings the broadest set of ecosystem partners, extending the value of your investment 19

Data center fo the future software defined DC

Data center fo the future software defined DC Giedrius Markevičius Prekybos vadovas Baltijos šalims 2011 VMware Inc. All rights reserved It took us 4 years to get to 1 million VMs, now we add 1 million