go beyond job scheduling:

webcast series: part #2

November 10, 2010

Workload Automation in the Cloud

speakers for today’s webcast

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Prabhakar Gopalan

Product Marketing

CA Technologies

Pat O‟Day

CTO

Bluelock

Terry Lyons

Staff Technologist

VMware

“Go Beyond Job Scheduling” webcast series

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All webcasts start at 11AM EDT

Webcast #1: October 20, 2010

Technology trends in job scheduling

to enable datacenter 2.0

Webcast #2: November 10, 2010

Workload Automation for the Cloud

Webcast #3: December 8, 2010

Workload Automation for Applications

Webcast #4: January 12, 2011

Replacing outdated job schedulers

made easy

Webcast #5: February 9, 2011

What’s New in CA Workload Automation?

Today’s webcast

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Cloud Hosting

Private Public

Batch

ERP

J2EE Apps

IaaS

Workloads

today’s topics

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Dynamic Datacenter

Job Scheduling Defined processes

& IT centric

Job Management Consolidated & pooled

resources

Workload Automation Cloud aware, dynamic

resources & workloads

enablers for data center transformation

> Business oriented

> Dynamic workload placement

> Business event driven

> Business & IT Integrated

> Dynamic event driven

> Dynamic infrastructure

> Service-oriented

> Application workloads

> IT centric scheduling

> Workload scheduling

> Static workload placement

> IT event driven job management

Cloud Computing & Virtualization

Two Scenarios

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Job 1

Job 2

Job k

Job n

Job Scheduler

1.0 Static Data Center 2.0 Dynamic Data Center

vJob 1

vJob 2

vJob k

vJob n

Workload Automation

x Dedicated h/w = high cap-ex

x Labor intensive provisioning

x Poor time to market

Elasticity & scale

Pay per use

Automation = agility

What’s needed for 2.0?

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2.0 Dynamic Data Center

vJob 1

vJob 2

vJob k

vJob n

Workload Automation

Is there process automation

for service request

workflows?

Is the solution cloud-aware?

Does it have dynamic

workload placement

capability?

Can the solution „burst‟

workloads in the cloud?

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CA Workload Automation is part of CA Automation Suite accelerate your path to cloud agility, control and optimization

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Agility

Control

Optimization

Cloud Hosting

Private Public

Batch

ERP

J2EE Apps

IaaS

Workloads

today’s topics

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Terry Lyons

Staff Technologist

VMware

Enterprise

vCenter :

Policy-based Management & Automation

VMware Cloud Infrastructure & Services

vSphere:

Platform for Cloud

Infrastructure

View :

Desktop Computing

via Cloud

SpringSource: Programming Model for the Cloud

vCloud Director and vCloud API: Common Service Model for Infrastructure

Clouds

Private Cloud

VMware Virtualized

Public Cloud Public Cloud

Core IT Services via Virtual Appliances Zimbra File/

Print Directory

Iaa

S

PaaS

S

aaS

vCloud

Partners

Proprietary

Clouds

Flexibility and portability with open standards for key interfaces

App

Provisioning and Control of the Application

Public Clouds

Private Cloud

vCloud Datacenter Service enables a secure hybrid cloud

All compute resource pools are

on-demand and self-service

Run any VMware VM image

One service, multiple virtual data

centers

Identical GUI to internal private

cloud

vCloud API for automation

Top service providers:

Scripts/Programs

vCloud API

Users

VMware vCloud Director

Virtual Data Centers

Basic “pay for use”

Target: pilot projects and test/dev

Pay-for-use model; no commitment

Committed

Target: tier 2 and 3 production workloads

Subscription model; 100% committed with 20% burstable

Dedicated

Target: Tier 1 workloads performance requirements

Subscription model; 100% dedicated resource

VMware vCloud Datacenter Service

Cloud Hosting

Private Public

Batch

ERP

J2EE Apps

IaaS

Workloads

today’s topics

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Pat O‟Day

CTO

Bluelock

vCloud Director

Secure VPN Tunnel

How the BlueLock Virtual Datacenter Works

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BlueLock Virtual Datacenters

• Close development partner with VMware

• VMware Certified vCloud Datacenter Provider

• VMware VMworld 2010 Keynote launch partner

• vCloud API operational

• vCloud Director beta operational

• Unique BlueLock Cloud Connector to manage public cloud via vSphere client interface

• Tailored approach to delivery – not one size fits all

– Self Service Virtual Datacenters

– SLA consistent with Enterprise expectations

– Contractual Accountability

– Know where your data resides

• BlueLock and CA: Process & Workload Automation in a VMware public cloud

– The vCloud API

– Pay for what you use

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Technology trends in job scheduling

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Webcast #2: November 10, 2010

Workload Automation for the Cloud

Webcast #3: December 8, 2010

Workload Automation for Applications

Webcast #4: January 12, 2011

Replacing outdated job schedulers

made easy

Webcast #5 – Feb 9, 2011

What’s New in CA Workload Automation?

Next Webcast

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