three pillars of a working cloud model
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Maik Schmalstich, Global Head Virtualization & Cloud Management Services
Three Pillars of a Working Cloud Model
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Costand
scalability
Speedand
agility
Innovationand
collaboration
2007 2010 2013
Shift in Perceived Benefits of Cloud Computing
Source: Upcoming “The Collaborative Cloud — Cloud Computing Shifts From Resource Sharing To Business Innovation” Forrester report
Silo’d Cloud Applications
Hybrid Environment
100% Cloud
Agenda
• The past, present, and future of Cloud
• A Working Cloud Model for IT Innovation
• Multi-Cloud Environments
• Cloud Maturity Model
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The Working Cloud Model
On-Premise Systems
Governance and Compliance
Cloud Applications
IT INNOVATION
Synchronizing with systems in the Cloud
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Pillars of a Working Cloud Model
On-Premise Systems
Governance and Compliance
Cloud Applications
1. Flexible Deployment Solutions
2. Pool and Share
3. Standardization
4. Virtualization
Considerations
• Standardization
• Harmonization is the key for efficiency and speed
• Performance and availability
• Size of the landscape implications• Evaluate TCO implications
• Implement the pool and share concept
Develop your strategy based on your landscape and business objectives.
physical servers virtual servers private cloud
public cloud
Flexible Deployment Options
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Pool and Share
CPU
Access
Network
Storage
Application
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Standardization is the key
CPU
Access
Network
Storage
OS
Application
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Pillars of a Working Cloud Model
On-Premise Systems
Governance and Compliance
Cloud Applications
1. Considerations
2. Complement to Existing Assets
3. Cloud Applications (Software as a Service)
Considerations
• Integration
• Security
• Criticality of process
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Sourcing Production Logistic Sales Service
New collaborative
processes
Reach new
users
Increase user
flexibility
Social
media
New customer
engagement
Seasonal
scalability
Real-time
processes
Insights and
decision support
Virtual reality Mobile
devicesCompliance
Complement Existing Assets with Innovation
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Cloud Applications (Software as a Service)
ERP
Collaboration
Line-of-Business
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Pillars of a Working Cloud Model
On-Premise Systems
Cloud Enablement
Cloud Applications
1. Acceleration
2. Governance and compliance
3. Sourcing
4. Scalability
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Accelerate
Loading and snapshotting
Set up a test system in an
hour
Try out applications on demand
Prototypes and pilots
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Governance & Compliance
Technical constraints:
Virtualizing
Security
Performance
Support
Operational constraints:
Monitoring
Diagnostics
Business instead of technical continuity
Organizational constraints:
Responsibilities
Team setup
Competencies
Economics
The “Right-sourced” Cloud
But what it the best approach for me?
Public Cloud
OutsourcedPrivateCloud
ManagedPrivateCloud
PrivateCloud
TraditionalIT Environment
Sourcing Optionsowner-operated(on premise)
operated by external
(in cloud)
Decide on: Business criticality Integration needs Data flow
Do not decide on: Technical platform Database size Number of servers
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Static to Dynamic
CPU
Access
Network
Storage
Application
Cloud : A “More than Technology” Play
Self service: Pull instead push
Capacity as needed
Pay on usage
Instant provisioning
Copy, clone, snapshot
Virtualization
Role based access
Usage based reporting
Holistic cloud model:■ Cloud readiness
■ Organizational Maturity
■ Business case
■ Usage scenarios
■ Cloud adoption
■ Sourcing strategies
■ Roadmap
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No. 1: Multicloud becomes the norm
What it means:Cloud customers will use
many different solutions
from different vendors.
Source: Forrester 2012
Future: Multi-Cloud Environment
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Implications of Multi-Cloud Environments
Orchestration becomes an
opportunity for cloud providers
End users require a single access
point
CIO’s are tasked with dynamic
sourcing
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A Cloud Maturity Model – Step with individual pace
A well governed, well manageable,
interconnected cloud model
Focus on speed and efficiencythrough Virtualization & Cloud
Management
Focus on quick functional adoption using On-Demand offerings
Thank You!Maik SchmalstichGlobal Head Virtualization & Cloud ManagementDatabase and Technology Services | SAP ConsultingSAP Deutschland AG & Co. KG | Rosenthaler Str. 30 | 10178 Berlin | Germany T +49 30 41092 730 | F +49 6227 78-42798 | E [email protected]
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