Towards Hybrid Strategies
Csilla Zsigri – Director of Consulting Services EMEA, 451 [email protected]
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Cloud Market Evolution
Phase in Journey to the Cloud
Source: The 451 Group Cloud End User Survey 1H 2012
Top Cloud-related Projects
Source: The 451 Group Cloud End User Survey 1H 2012
Pain Points
Source: The 451 Group Cloud End User Survey 1H 2012
What happened on 21 April 2011?
April 21, 2011: Amazon went down August 7, 2011: Outage in Dublin knocks
Amazon and Microsoft data centers offline February 29, 2012: Azure customers unable to
manage their applications for about 8 hours
Multi-Cloud Strategies and ‘Best Execution Venues’
Multi-clouds become more inevitable as companies seek to insure themselves against failure
Increased requirement for BEV capability determined by performance, compliance or some other SLA and policy requirement
Cloud orchestration, a key requirement here…
• Marries the disciplines of automated self-service resource provisioning, on-boarding and management with process, policy, governance and security• Hybrid cloud model won’t work unless the entities and functions in a system can be dynamically orchestrated• Users seek full lifecycle experiences and want to automate the delivery of workloads to the most suitable clouds (internal/external)• Provides a ‘missing link’ between the enterprise and cloud• Growing number of suppliers converging on this opportunity• Taking existing applications and moving them to the cloud is an inevitable requirement for hybrid clouds…
Towards Hybrid? Enterprises as Service Providers?
• Enterprises seeking to deliver IT as a service to their own organizations using a combination of on-premises and hosted resources• IT departments as cloud service providers/brokers• Service provider offerings should be based on:• Simplicity (portals, orchestration)• Transparency (management tools, diagnostic capabilities)• Trust (service level agreements, reliability)• Security (transparency into process and policies)
• End users want mobility. Locking in end users is not a viable long-term strategy…
Ana Juan - Head of Service Engineering & IT Platforms Lab, AtoS
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Introducing Atos
Atos is an international information technology services company, delivering hi-tech transactional services, consulting, systems integration and managed services.
Atos is focused on business technology that powers progress and helps organizations to create their firm of the future.
It is the Worldwide Information Technology Partner for the Olympic Games
▶ Annual revenues of € 8,5 billion (proforma 2011) ▶ Almost 74,000 business technologists worldwide
in more 42 countries▶ Worldwide headquarters in Bezons / Paris, France
*OPTIMIS Approach
OPTIMIS addresses the scenario of 2013+ where most companies use
private and public clouds in combination (hybrid clouds)
OPTIMIS aims at optimizing IaaS cloud services by producing an architectural framework and a development toolkit that takes Trust, Risk, Eco-efficiency, Cost (TREC) and legal issues into account
The optimization covers the full cloud service lifecycle
Construction
Operation
DeploymentPrivate Cloud
operation
Public Cloud
Operation
‐ Construction: new, legacy, licensed sw.
‐ Services Composition‐ Automated Parallelism
‐ Avoid ad-hoc & manual processes throughout cloud service lifecycle
‐ Trust + Risk + Eco + Cost for selecting “best “ deployment option
‐ Multiple deployment scenarios
‐ Support self-evaluation and –management based on TREC
‐ Holistic, not isolated measures
‐ Both provider and consumer aspects (e.g., elasticity–admission control interplay)
‐ SW License Management
‐ VM Security + Federation Security
‐ Data Management between Clouds (legal constraints)
Service Provider
Multi-clouds
Federated clouds
Service Provider
Bursted internal clouds
*deploymentscenarios
Broker
Infrastructure Provider Infrastructure ProviderService Provider
Infrastructure Provider
PublicCloud
Infrastructure Provider
Infrastructure Provider
Infrastructure Provider
Infrastructure Provider
Infrastructure Provider
DEPLOYMENT OPERATION
Multi Cloud Federated Cloud
Private CloudCloud
Bursting
Construction Tools
COMPs PM IDE
Deployment Tools
Deployment
Optimizer
License Manager
Service Deployer
Service Providers
Operation Tools
Service Manager
IaaS Providers
Operation ToolsDeployment Tools
Admission Control
SLA Manager
Cloud Optimizer
Elasticity Engine
Fault Tolerance
Engine
VMManager
TREC
EcoTrust Risk Cost
Monitoring
VM Contextualiz
er
DataManager
Developers
Image Creation Service
*TREC influence
Trust Risk Eco Cos
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AlgorithmsPolicies
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High-level managementPolicy tuning
Business Level ObjectivesManagement constraints
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Operation Tools
Service Manager
Cloud IaaS Providers
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Admission Control
SLA Management
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Elasticity
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VMManager
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Automation
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* TREC Decision
Best execution
venue
Optimum placement
SLA violation
risk
Optimum deployment
Service Acceptance
Criteria
DEPLOYMENT OPERATION
Multi Cloud Federated Cloud
Private CloudCloud
Bursting
TREC
Eco
Trust Risk
Cost
Deployment Tools
Data Management
VM repositor
y
*Private Cloud-Deploy
Automation
Tools
Service Deployment Optimizer
Construction Tools
COMPs PM IDE
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Cloud Service Provider
Operation Tools
Service Manager
TREC
Eco
TrustRisk
Cost
Operation ToolsDeployment Tools
Admission Control
SLA Management
Cloud Optimizer
Elasticity
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Service Manifest
VMs
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DEPLOYMENT OPERATION
Multi Cloud Federated Cloud
Private CloudCloud
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Deployment Tools
Data Management
VM repositor
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*Multi Cloud-Deploy
Automation
Tools
Service Deployment Optimizer
Construction Tools
COMPs PM IDE
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Cloud Service Provider
Operation Tools
Service Manager
TREC
Eco
TrustRisk
Cost
Service Manifest
VMs
Components
DEPLOYMENT OPERATION
Multi Cloud Federated Cloud
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Bursting
Deployment Tools
Data Management
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*Cloud Bursting
Automation
Tools
Service Deployment Optimizer
Construction Tools
COMPs PM IDE
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Cloud Service Provider
Operation Tools
Service Manager
TREC
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Cost
VMs
DEPLOYMENT OPERATION
Multi Cloud Federated Cloud
Private CloudCloud
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Deployment Tools
Data Management
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*Federated Cloud-Deploy
Automation
Tools
Service Deployment Optimizer
Construction Tools
COMPs PM IDE
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Cloud Service Provider
Operation Tools
Service Manager
TREC
Eco
TrustRisk
Cost
Service Manifest
VMs
Components
*What’s next?
*First version of the OPTIMIS toolkit will be released in June.
*Different levels of Interoperability with public Cloud providers:
*Non-Optimis – Adaptors system to different infrastructures. Lack of standards, potential solution based on delta Cloud.
*Optimis Enhanced providers: Partial adoption of Optimis toolkit. I.e. support for different VM Managers. Again lack of standards are is the issue. Potential solutions based on CIMI and OCCI
*where are we with Cloud standards?
* fragmented landscape with many parallel standards development efforts
* limited interaction between groups; difficult consensus-based path
* initiatives like SIENA and large institutions like NIST help facilitate this collaboration
*cloud interoperability and standards
*Thank you