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How to Quickly Implement a Private Cloud on IBM PureSystems with IBM SmartCloud Entry, including OpenStack for Supporting Multi-Platforms Guilhaume Garcia, IT Specialist - IBM France Philippe Labussiere, Cloud Technical Director - SOGETI France

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Table of Content

IBM SmartCloud and PureSystems IBM SmartCloud Entry Return on Experience with Sogeti Solution Demonstration

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IBM SmartCloud and PureSystems

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IBM helps clients scale from virtualization to cloud solutions

Virtualization Foundation

Entry Cloud

Advanced Cloud

Virtualized Servers, Storage,

Networking

Virtualization and platform management

Virtualized Servers, Storage,

Networking

Virtualization and platform management

Basic cloud (Self-service, admin, VM

provisioning)

Virtualized Servers, Storage,

Networking

Virtualization and platform management

Basic cloud (Self-service, admin, VM

provisioning)

Service Orchestration

and Integration

This is not always a linear progression. Some clients begin by optimizing their virtualization foundation for a workload, then gradually move to cloud.

Others require cloud capabilities from the beginning and may start with advanced cloud or entry cloud solutions.

A client may be in all of these stages with different workloads across their data center.

Infrastructure as a Service Technologies

Infrastructure Platform

Usage and Accounting

Availability and Performance

Management and Administration

Security and Compliance

Where many clients are today

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Virtual Servers Managed storage Backup/Disaster Recovery VDI

IaaS PaaS/Saas/BPaaS Dev/test environment Mobile and Collaboration Applications Analytics/database services

Data Platform Delivering Big Data Platform Services

Infrastructure Delivering Cloud

Infrastructure Services

Application Platform Delivering Cloud Application

Platform Services

New Analytics

Model

IBM PureSystems accelerates new cloud deployments for managed service providers

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Related Standards & Organizations

SmartCloud Orchestration Orchestrate Services across multiple environments and domains

CIMI & OVF

TOSCA

CCRA OSLC

Simple 3 tier structure, with increased Client Value at each tier Using open, common, standards based architecture

providing choice, flexibility, interoperability, portability Clean upgrade paths with progression to fully integrated and

factory optimized PureApplication System Significant customer benefits above and beyond base

OpenStack

SmartCloud Provisioning Automate Optimized

Workloads

SmartCloud Entry Automate IT Delivery

SmartCloud Provisioning Automate Optimized

Workloads

SmartCloud Entry Automate IT Delivery

Customer integrated hardware

PureApplication System

Automate Optimized Workloads

Key

Common Cloud Stack

Factory Integrated

Bundle Option

PureFlex System

SmartCloud Foundation & OpenStack

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SmartCloud Entry

SmartCloud Provisioning

SmartCloud Orchestrator

Self Service Portal for VM Provisioning

Cloud Administration

Multi-tenancy, Isolation

Basic Single Image Composition, Manipulation

Rapid , Scalable Provisioning

Automatic Fault Tolerant HW/SW

Image Library (Search / Compare, Versioning, and SW Stacks)

Virtual System Patterns Creation

Virtual Application Patterns Creation

Runbook Automation

Solution Extensibility and Integration

Hybrid cloud support

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IBM SmartCloud Provisioning is primarily a Cloud Service Provider offering.

IBM SmartCloud Orchestrator is rich, advanced function cloud offering designed for the large enterprise.

All are based on OpenStack.

IBM SmartCloud portfolio feature comparison

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IBM SmartCloud Entry 3.2

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Key Features Customer Benefits Easy to deploy and use private cloud ‘stack’ delivers improved service levels and fastest time to value

• IBM SmartCloud Entry transforms System x and Power servers into a ready-made, highly-scalable cloud infrastructure that empowers end users with new services on demand.

Intuitive end-user Web portal for rapid self-service workload provisioning

• IBM SmartCloud Entry provides a Web-based interface that makes selecting and provisioning new workloads as simple as browsing the Internet.

Built-in workload metering delivers foundation for pay-per-use model

• IBM SmartCloud Entry provides comprehensive metering of virtualized workload activity to aid with usage tracking and budgeting.

Manage automated approvals, metering, billing, users and projects through a single pane of glass

• IBM SmartCloud Entry empowers infrastructure teams with a rich set of administrative capabilities allowing easy delegation of provisioning to authorized users while maintaining full oversight to ensure safe operation

Create golden master VMs (images), convert images from physical systems or between hypervisors and conserve image storage**

• IBM SmartCloud Entry allows easier customization of images, reducing errors and labor costs

Convert hardware to ‘Cloudware’ with a quick and easy cloud solution

Summary: IBM SmartCloud Entry on IBM PureFlex System

Improve performance and increase utilization of

infrastructure using IBM HW

Improve end-user and operations productivity and

accelerate time to market

Provide more granular financial management

Simplify Cloud administration

Standardize virtual machines to reduce cost ** Featured delivered by VMControl for Power servers and TPM for Images

for System x servers until converged offering

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Key Features SmartCloud Entry Benefits

• OpenStack Havana release support Including access via APIs and Command Line Interface

• Allows access to a rich set of industry standard APIs and command line interfaces for Infrastructure as a Service. With OpenStack API access, clients can extend the value of SmartCloud Entry with the confidence of support from IBM

• Expanded OpenStack hypervisor options with KVM and PowerVM

• Adds to the SmartCloud Entry easy to deploy and use private cloud stack to manage against KVM, PowerVM, VCenter, Hyper-V; Adding KVM via Openstack provides access to KVM configurations and features from the OpenStack ecosystem .

• Enhanced end-user Web portal for Cloud Management

• Live migration: Administrators can easily initiate live migration of workloads on OpenStack, using SmartCloud Entry UI

• Improved filtering; users can quickly locate & manage their virtualized resources

• Provides Web-based interface that makes initiating live migration of workloads across hosts as simple as browsing the Internet

• Expanded use of GUI tools simplifies managing of user virtual resources, improves ease of use

• Expanded platform support for Power systems including support for Power VM via PowerVC, and support for managing from PowerLinux.

• SmartCloud Entry provides a pLinux appliance for management from Power systems. Adds support for PowerVM through PowerVC next generation virtualization management system for Power customers.

What’s New in IBM SmartCloud Entry v3.2? Convert virtualized hardware to a private cloud with quick and easy software solutions

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Heterogeneous and Multi-Cloud Support

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IBMSmartCloud Entry

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Return on Experience

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Live Demonstration

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