ODCA Solutions Panel at IDF 2011
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The Open Data Center Alliance (ODCA) aims to enhance cloud computing agility by establishing unified customer requirements and promoting secure federation, automation, and transparency in cloud services. The document outlines various collaboration efforts among industry leaders, highlighting key discussions around interoperability, cloud management, and addressing challenges such as security and compliance. Additionally, it details the roles of participating members and the ongoing development of best practices and standards in the cloud provider landscape.
ODCA Solutions Panel at IDF 2011
- 1. Open Data Center Alliance Solutions Panel Marvin Wheeler President, Open Data Center Alliance DCCP001
- 2. ODCA: Establishing a vision for cloud computing Drive new levels of IT agility through delivery of unified customer requirements for cloud computing enabling secure federation of cloud services, automation of IT infrastructure, common management and policy for data center resources, and transparency in cloud service capability and metrics. Accelerating over $25B in cloud computing investment 2
- 3. June 2011: Today: Oct 2010: Usage Initial Org Model Industry Launch Release Response From Vision to First Implementation in < 1 Year 3
- 4. >300 Global IT Leaders Steering Committee Disney Interactive Services Contributing Members Di Solution Providers Huawei JouleX Philips Technology Services Adopter Members AIMS Data Centre SDN BHD Biznet Networks Connectria Hosting Getronics NL BV JARING Communications Sdn Bhd RampRate Scope Infotech, Inc. Temperature Control Intel serves as Technical Advisor to the Alliance 4
- 5. Open Data Center Usage Model Overview SECURE COMMON MGMT AUTOMATION TRANSPARENCY FEDERATION & POLICY Provider VM Regulatory Service Catalog Assurance Interoperability Framework Compare service Industry standard Standard, Guide industry in features & price across provider security interoperable VM requirements & providers tiers: bronze- deployment & compliance platinum management management best Standard Unit of practices Measurement Compliance IO Control Standardized cloud Monitoring Extend QoS performance comparison Transparent oversight guarantees from of provider security system to network Carbon Footprint Cloud services become “CO2 aware” The Alliance endorses immediate use to guide member planning and purchasing decisions 5
- 6. This Week’s News Solutions Providers Respond To Alliance Usage Models Today’s panel theme Collaboration with Facebook-led Open Compute Project Focus on acceleration of efficient data center infrastructure and open, scalable systems management Alliance kicks off “Conquering the Cloud Challenge” Best practice competition with $10,000 top prize 6
- 7. Today’s Solution Provider Panelists • Shannon Williams, VP Cloud Infrastructure Market Development, Citrix • Brent Schroeder, Executive Director for Enterprise Software, Dell • Sanjog Gad, CTO EMC Services Group, EMC • Gordon Haff, Sr. Cloud Strategist, Red Hat • Winston Bumpus, Director of Standards at VMware and President of DMTF 7
- 8. Shannon Williams VP Cloud Infrastructure Market Development Citrix 8
- 10. ODCA Cloud Interoperability: Cloud On-Boarding POC • Open Data Center Alliance usage model: AUTOMATION: “VM Interoperability” • Cloud on-boarding addresses three basic needs for an enterprise virtual datacenter – Allows companies to internally handle demand spikes – Acts as a pre-requisite for cloud bursting – Provides the ability for live migration to optimize resource utilization 10
- 11. Brent Schroeder Executive Director, Office of the CTO Dell, Inc. 11
- 12. The Dell Vision of the Cloud - It is a Continuum … burst out to the public … leading to an end to IT operation that provides, scale, cloud and consume end ecosystem for IT, governance, ease of use and is capacity on demand, developers, and end flexible to… SaaS, or integrate with users. cloud applications… ITaaS/SaaS – security, Private Cloud tuned to email, storage… Workloads/Platforms Integrate On-Premise to Off-Premise Functionality Scale and Private Cloud Public PaaS (Infrastructure Oriented) Seamless Provisioning Convergence to Public Cloud: Public Infrastructure Cloud (Compute, Storage, Network) Virtualization Private Cloud Hybrid Cloud Public Cloud 12
- 13. Dell & ODCA - Common Data Center Objectives Open Solutions Open Building Blocks Open Source Solutions Reducing Carbon Footprint Fresh Air Solution Actively Manage Private Cloud Hybrid Cloud Public Cloud 13
- 14. Sanjog Gad CTO EMC Services Group EMC 14
- 15. EMC and ODCA • Cloud Computing is a paradigm shift • Biggest hurdles for Adoption – Security & Compliance – Standardization & Interoperability – Automation • ODCA is addressing these hurdles as a customer body • EMC is glad to join Solution provider Membership – Want to work with ODCA members and industry fraternity to address these challenges 15
- 16. ODCA Compliance & Collaboration ODCA Usage Models Management & Secure Federation Automation Transparency Provider Assurance IO Control Regulatory Framework • Cloud Trust Authority – • EMC storage API already • Committed to support Trusted authority in the Cloud supports fine-grained IO compliance (local/national/ – Secure federation of controls and IO, SLA Metrics global) enterprise identity monitoring • Secure workload migration • Exploring support for Service Catalog using Intel® Trusted Openstack (volume • Work with /ODCA members Execution Technology (Intel® controller) to define standard based TXT) service catalog, discovery, Compliance Monitoring VM Interoperability selection, procurement, • Working with all leading design & deployment • Explore integration with RSA Archer Hypervisors leveraging OVF • Working on REST based Storage cloud API 16
- 17. EMC at IDF Available at our booth in the Data Center demo area: • Network Storage Security – Trust in the cloud (Tech Preview) – Secure workload migration validation (Demo) – Cloud Security & Compliance (Tech Preview) • Hybrid Cloud Management – Seamless Cloud On-Boarding (Tech Preview) – Infrastructure Availability – Long Distance VM (Demo) 17
- 18. Gordon Haff Senior Cloud Strategist Red Hat 18
- 19. “VM Interoperability” Usage Model Portable workloads across virtualization platforms and clouds What we’re showing: • Portability check – Can the workload be started on the target virtualization and cloud environment(s)? • Move/copy/share workloads between cloud environments – Demonstrate defining (or importing) a workload and preparing this workload to run at each environment • Common/portable operations across cloud providers – Operations are common/similar regardless of the cloud environment 19
- 20. Red Hat Cloud Value COMPLETE CHOICE AND CONSISTENCY PORTFOLIO FLEXIBILITY ACROSS ENTEPRISE & CLOUD OS, Middleware, Build & Run Application Virtualization, Bare Metal, Lifecycle Cloud multiple Virtual, Management, Management, Private Cloud, Consistent PaaS, IaaS Public Clouds runtimes 20
- 21. Winston Bumpus Director of Standards - VMware President - DMTF 21
- 22. Hybrid Cloud Mobility Benefits of Hybrid Cloud Setups – Increases business agility, providing access to resources on subscription or pay-per-use basis, while preserving enterprise performance and security for business critical applications – Enables a non-disruptive journey to the cloud Hybrid Cloud Private Cloud Public Cloud Bridge Problem – Providing reliable workload transfers between private, public and hybrid clouds – Packaging of workloads with accompanying dependencies and policies Solution – Packaging of software and metadata in OVF (Open Virtualization Format) 22
- 23. OVF: Open Virtualization Format • Distribution format for software packaged as virtual machines – Complete description of single-VM or complex multi-VM software solutions – Vendor and platform independent – Interoperable across virtualization platforms – Extensible • Standards work summary – Submission by Dell, HP, IBM, Microsoft, VMware and XenSource to DMTF September 2007 – Supported by VMware in vSphere, vCloud Director, vCenter, Workstation, Fusion, Studio, OVFtool and most VMware product already ship or plan to ship as OVF packages – DMTF OVF 1.0 standard February 2009 – DMTF OVF 1.1 standard January 2010 – ANSI INCITS 469-2010 standard August 2010 (OVF 1.1) – ISO/IEC 17203 standard August 2011 (OVF 1.1) – DMTF 2.0 work-in-progress released July 2011 23
- 24. Q&A www.opendatacenteralliance.org 24
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