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1 Virtualization Technologies in SCADA/EMS/DMS/OMS Vendor perspective Norman Sabelli Ventyx, an ABB company

2 Overview Why use Virtualization? Currently used technologies Adoption Considerations Cloud Computing Current & Future Trends

3 Why use Virtualization? Reduce Total Cost of Ownership (TCO) Maximize Hardware utilization to reduce Hardware costs (upfront and maintenance) Energy costs Power & Cooling Floor Space Lower cost of HW upgrades

4 Why use Virtualization? Virtualization added features High Availability Backup and Recovery Disaster Recovery Running legacy applications Cloning & Snapshotting

5 Why use Virtualization? Drawbacks to consider Increased complexity Staff training Potentially higher upfront costs Performance

6 Currently used technologies 120 Virtualized Deployments 100 80 60 40 20 0 PowerVM HP VSE Hyper V vsphere Production R&D

7 Currently used technologies New System deployments ~20% are fully virtualized (Servers) ~50% make use of virtualization

8 Cloud Computing Cloud computing CC BY-SA 3.0 Created by Sam Johnston

9 Cloud Computing National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) definition Cloud computing is a model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, on demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g., networks, servers, storage, applications, and services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction.

10 Cloud Computing NIST Definition Essential Characteristics. On demand self service Broad network access Resource pooling Rapid elasticity Measured service

11 Cloud Computing NIST Definition Service Models Software as a service (SaaS) Platform as a Service (PaaS) Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

12 Cloud Computing NIST Definition Deployment models Private cloud Public cloud Community cloud Hybrid cloud

13 Cloud Computing Ventyx R&D Private Cloud On premises Geographically spread PaaS Ventyx Sales and Marketing Public Cloud IaaS Amazon AWS EC2

14 Ventyx R&D private Cloud All Development and Unit testing is performed under virtualized platforms on private cloud Multi tiered systems deployed on demand Single click Self provisioning

15 Ventyx R&D private Cloud Image library Each release or build is deployed once and checked in to the Image library Web based Self Service portal Each developer/tester can obtain a full Test environment without involving System Integration or IT department

Ventyx R&D private Cloud 16

17 Ventyx R&D private Cloud Linked Clones Greatly reduce storage footprint by de duplicating data in similar system images Platform Leases Eliminate resource sprawl by reclaiming computing resources from expired images Storage CPU Memory

18 Virtualization Adoption Challenges Request For Proposal Specifications IT vs OT Cyber Security 3 rd party licensing

19 RFP Specifications Do not spell out Virtualization requirements Turn key systems Do not fully leverage Virtualization technologies. Performance requirements High % of idle resources under high activity

20 RFP Specifications Upfront costs can be higher than non virtualized solutions. Depending on Configurations Features and Licensing i.e. requirements for empty CPU and Memory Slots

21 IT vs OT Corporate IT vs Operational IT Traditional rivalries Different focus Balance of powers differs by utility Influence over RFP specification definitions

22 IT vs OT IT focus Optimizing resources Cost reductions Standardization 8x5 Aggressive adopters OT focus Real Time operations Safety Reliability 24/7 Conservative adopters

23 Cyber Security Prevents full consolidation Security Zones Production DMZ QAS PDS NERC CIP Electronic Security Perimeter Critical Cyber assets

24 3 rd Party licensing Oracle Virtualization or software partitioning is not recognized for CPU licensing metrics. (Exception OracleVM)

25 Current & Future Trends IT/OT convergence Integration of OT and IT decisions OT Virtualization adoption to converge with IT Virtualization oriented RFP Specifications Aligned with Organization s IT strategy IT Software Purchasing model Utilities provide the platform Vendors provide the software

26 Current & Future Trends Cloud Computing Limited adoption non critical cyber assets (NERC CIP) Hosted Solutions Leveraging Virtualization SaaS

27 Current & Future Trends CPU Architecture Everything runs on x64