Cloud Computing - Jan 2011 - Chandna
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- Cloud computing represents a major shift in enterprise IT that will transform the industry over several years. - It offers opportunities for new cloud-based application and service companies as well as those providing enabling infrastructure. - Virtualization technologies have allowed data centers to transition from isolated silos to automated and optimized cloud environments, improving efficiency and agility.
![Public vs. Enterprise Cloud
– Is it a Fair Fight?
Comparison of very large service with mid-size: (~1000 servers):
Large Service [$13/Mb/s/mth]: $0.04/GB
Medium [$95/Mb/s/mth]: $0.30/GB (7.1x)
Large Service: $4.6/GB/year (2x in 2 Datacenters)
Medium: $26.00/GB/year* (5.7x)
Large Service: Over 1,000 servers/admin
Enterprise: ~140 servers/admin (7.1x)
• Large block h/w purchases significantly more economic
– Large weekly purchases offer significant savings
– H/W Mmanufacturers willing & able to do custom designs at scale
• Automation & custom s/w investments amortize well at scale
• Summary: scale economics strongly in play](https://image.slidesharecdn.com/cloudcomputing-jan2011-chandna-110304235240-phpapp02/85/Cloud-Computing-Jan-2011-Chandna-15-320.jpg)
Cloud Computing - Jan 2011 - Chandna
- 2. Agenda • Changing IT landscape • CIO technology priorities • Cloud computing • Underlying infrastructure and opportunities • Greylock portfolio • Summary Page 2
- 3. Changing IT landscape • Customer spend growing again • IT is shifting to a new wave • New underlying infrastructure technologies and approaches • All the major IT vendors are re-assessing and redefining their business boundaries Page 3
- 4. The New IT Landscape Existing Apps" New Enterprise Apps" SaaS Apps" Source: VMware Existing Datacenters" Public Cloud Services" Page 4
- 7. 2011 Data Center Infrastructure Priorities Source: Gartner Page 7
- 8. Cloud – The Next Wave in Enterprise IT Cloud 2000s Internet 1990s PC 1980s Mini 1970s Mainframe 1960s
- 9. Describe The Cloud To Me The Cloud
- 10. Gartner's Defini-on of Cloud Compu-ng The Cri-cal A;ributes of Cloud Services Gartner defines cloud computing as "a style of computing where scalable and elastic IT-related capabilities are provided 'as a service' to external customers using Internet Technologies." Consumer concerns are abstracted from 5 Attributes that support outcomes 1 Service Based provider concerns through service interfaces Services scale on-demand to add or remove 2 Scalable & Elastic resources as needed. Services share a pool of resources to build 3 Shared economies of scale. Services are tracked with usage metrics to 4 Metered By Use enable multiple payment models. Services are delivered through use of 5 Internet Technologies Internet Identifiers, Formats, and Protocols.
- 11. Why Cloud?
- 13. Cloud Compu)ng Taxonomy CRM: Salesforce, RightNow End-user applications So1ware-‐as-‐a-‐Service ERP: Workday, Netsuite delivered as a service Point solutions: Concur, Taleo Application dev platform Salesforce.com Force.com or middleware as a service; Pla;orm-‐as-‐a-‐Service Microsoft Azure Build & operate custom Google AppEngine applications Compute, storage or other Amazon EC2/S3 Infrastructure-‐as-‐a-‐Service IBM Cloud infrastructure as a service Rackspace cloudservers
- 15. Public vs. Enterprise Cloud – Is it a Fair Fight? Comparison of very large service with mid-size: (~1000 servers): Large Service [$13/Mb/s/mth]: $0.04/GB Medium [$95/Mb/s/mth]: $0.30/GB (7.1x) Large Service: $4.6/GB/year (2x in 2 Datacenters) Medium: $26.00/GB/year* (5.7x) Large Service: Over 1,000 servers/admin Enterprise: ~140 servers/admin (7.1x) • Large block h/w purchases significantly more economic – Large weekly purchases offer significant savings – H/W Mmanufacturers willing & able to do custom designs at scale • Automation & custom s/w investments amortize well at scale • Summary: scale economics strongly in play
- 16. All CIOs must answer the ques-on -‐ Why not run in the cloud? q Price? q Capability level? q Service level? q Risk level?
- 18. The Decade Ahead Source: Cisco Page 18
- 19. Opportunities in underlying infrastructure INTERNET MOBILE DATA CENTER ENTERPRISE Compute Laptops Storage Smartphones Network Other Management Virtualiza-on Security Other
- 20. Current Greylock Enterprise IT Portfolio So1ware Appliance Cloud/SaaS Applica)ons Cloudera Workday Rally SoNware Proferi Data Center and Delphix Xsigo Virtualiza)on Storage Data Robo-cs Pure Storage Mobile Enterprise Security and Imperva OpenDNS Networking Palo Alto Networks Sumo Logic Silver Peak Management AppDynamics App-o Troux Page 20
- 21. Summary • Cloud computing represents a multi-year transformational change for enterprise IT • New company opportunities" – Cloud-based applications and services" – Enabling IT infrastructure" • Focus on best-in-class teams and technology approaches that support building significant sustainable franchises Page 21
- 23. What is Xsigo?" What is Virtualization (Wikipedia)? VirtualŸization - virtualization, in computing, is the creation of a virtual (rather than actual) version of something, such as a hardware platform, operating system, a storage device or network resources. Source: Wikipedia Page 23
- 24. Virtualization Benefits and Challenges BENEFITS CHALLENGES • Economic savings" • Management" – Consolidation" – Visibility" – Elimination of sprawl" – Physical and virtual" – Power, cooling" – Capacity planning" • Quality of service" – Migrating workloads" – Provisioning" • Security" – HA / DR" – Obscured visibility" • Agility" – Traditional doesnʼt fit" – Capacity on demand" • People" – Workload balancing" – Skills" – Automation" – Experience " Page 24
- 25. Virtualizing the Data Center: From Silos to Clouds Sprawled Virtualized Automated Component-Orientation Layer Orientation Service Orientation • Cloud- Policies enabled Optimization Provisioning Workloads Availability Data Resources Identities • Hardware • Service costs down, levels and flexibility up agility up Services 2002 2002-2012 2010-2020
- 26. From Client/Server to Cloud/SaaS & VDI
- 27. Page 27
- 28. Desktop Virtualization – Hosted Virtual Desktops Page 28