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How HPE Helion Stackato simplifies development
and deployment of cloud native applications
29.09.2016
Use the right destination for the right application
Hybrid IT
C o m m o n f o u n d a t i o n & O p e n t e c h n o l o g y
Private Cloud
Managed Private Cloud
Managed Virtual Private Cloud
Public Cloud
Centralized Management Layer
Classic ITapplications
Cloud Nativeapplications
• Security• Availability• Compliance• Data
Sovereignty• Performance• Open• Cost
Bridge old and new
Key Factors:
Cloud Application Characteristics
Determining whether an application is „cloud-ready“
Structure - large monolithic, single ties vs. load can be spread over
several instance
Dependencies - specific hardware dependencies, virtualization, Operating System
Connectivity - self-contained applications or dependency on non- reachable
resources
Durability and resilience - SLAs, „things can break“, applications need to be built to withstand
disruption
OpenStack Architecture Guide
Cloud native means…
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– Use 12-factor app principles to create cloud ready for applications
Application deployment before HPE Helion Stackato
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Developers should be writing code
Enterprise developers need more than infrastructure• Compute and storage are great, but developers still need the
tools that sit on top of IaaS
• Developers use multiple development technologies –language runtimes, application services
• Additional knowledge and time is required to setup and maintain development infrastructure
• Enterprise performance and standardization – security, compliance, scalability, performance
Opportunity cost• Time spent setting up environments, staging and deploying
code, patching and upgrading apps sacrifices innovation
Application deployment with HPE Helion Stackato
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The platform for the agile enterprise
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HPE Helion Stackato
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How it works: Docker containers in Helion Stackato
HPE Helion Stackato
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DEAs
DEAs
DEAs
Helion Stackato ArchitectureDevelopers Web
UsersLoad Balancer
RouterRouterMessaging Services
Persistent Filesystem
Database
External Databases
Service Gateway
DEAs
DEAs
DEAs
TCP/UDP
HTTPS
NATS
Cloud Controller
Cloud Controller
Harbor Port
Services
Log Drains
System Monitoring
Application Monitoring
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Demo
Why HPE Helion Stackato?
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Quick start for developers: http://docs.stackato.com/admin/setup/microcloud.html#download-the-vm.
HPE Helion Stackato
on VirtualBox or VMware Fusion/Player
FREE
PROTOTYPING, LIGHT-DUTY PRODUCTION
HPE Helion Stackato
on AWS, Azure, CloudStack, OpenStack, or vSphere
PRODUCTION APPS, DEV/TEST
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Thank you
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Native Cloud application (NCA) - Definition
• A native cloud application (NCA) is a program that is designed specifically for a cloud computing architecture.
• NCAs are designed to take advantage of cloud computing frameworks, which are composed of loosely-coupled cloud services.
• That means that developers must break down tasks into separate services that can run on several servers in different locations.
• Because the infrastructure that supports a native cloud app does not run locally, NCAs must be planned with redundancy in mind so the application can withstand equipment failure and be able to re-map IP addresses automatically should hardware fail.
• The design paradigm is cost-effective, however, because services and resources for computation and storage can be scaled out horizontally as needed, which negates the need for overprovisioning hardware and having to plan for load balancing.
• Virtual servers can quickly be added for testing and, in theory, an NCA can be brought to market on the same day it's created.
http://searchcloudapplications.techtarget.com/definition/native-cloud-application-NCA
