Cloud Architecture and Deployment Matt Deshon

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1 Cloud Architecture and Deployment Matt Deshon Commercial in confidence Feb 2012

2 Click Pay per use to edit Master text styles IaaS Fourth Outsourcing level The Cloud SaaS CaaS Hosted Services

3 Deployment On Premise Hosted Cloud

4 Where do I go from here?

5 Choices You choose how you want to deploy our cloud-enabled software

6 Choices Ci Ci² emodules Mobile Solutions

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8 Apps

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11 Ci Architecture Click to edit Master text styles Database Server SmartClient N-tier Server HTTP(S) ADO.NET ADO.NET Distributed Processor Browser Client UNC / Netbios UNC / Netbios Installation Server

12 SmartClient HTTP(S) Data Centre Browser Client

13 SmartClient Leased line Hosted Data Centre Browser Client

14 Citrix Server Thin Client Data Centre Browser Client

15 Citrix Server Thin Client Browser Client Reverse Proxy Citrix Gateway Hosted Data Centre

16 Citrix Server Thin Client Browser Client Reverse Proxy Citrix Gateway Cloud Provider

17 Citrix Server Thin Client emodule client Browser Client Mobile client Reverse Proxy Citrix Gateway Cloud Provider

18 Click Why to move edit to the Master cloud? text styles Cloud Computing Better Practice Guides February 2012

19 Fourth the context level of budget cuts," "When you look at auditor-general reviews [for example] about the current quality issues of IT within agencies, the much bigger risk to be worried about is the existing risks for security, backup, disaster recovery, aging assets, staff turnover and the lack of skills, and how all those things are getting worse in -Steve Hodgkinson, Ovum's research director for Asia Pacific IT From AGIMO reveals cautious cloud guides, by Luke Hopewell, ZDNet.com.au 16 Feb 2012

20 Why move to the cloud? Click to edit Master text styles

21 deployments of about 100 users) Energy use and emissions can be reduced by more than 90 percent with a shared cloud service (for small ( Cloud Computing and Sustainability: the Environmental Benefits of Moving to the Cloud, Accenture White Paper, 2010)

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23 Choices How do you gauge the best fit for you?

24 A simple tool for gauging cloud readiness No Yes Question On Premise Hosted Cloud

25 Click Case study to 1: edit Not-For-Profit Master startup text styles Second No Capex level budget and very limited IT budget overall Fourth collated and level processed. 2 peak processing periods per year, where client surveys are filled out, Standalone system no data integration Data Sovereignty is not a concern Defined emissions targets are part of its charter

26 Click Reduce capital to edit expenditure Master text styles Second Reduce IT operational level costs Third Accept use level of offsite storage Reduce Carbon emissions Light integration with onsite systems Need to accommodate processing peaks No Yes

27 Click Case study to 2: edit University Master text styles Third Large level incumbent IT department Large CapEx budget, just went through a hardware refresh 6 months ago Several peak processing periods per year, for student results, admissions and class registration. Offsite storage is an option, but Data Sovereignty is an issue Close integration with over 30 local software systems

28 Click Reduce capital to edit expenditure Master text styles Second Reduce IT operational level costs Third Acceptance level of offsite storage Reduce carbon emissions Light integration with onsite systems Need to accommodate processing peaks No Yes

29 Choices Expert consulting to support your choice

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