1. technology and computing

How to build a private
cloud in a day
Barry Becker Director, Cloud, Managed,
and Data Center Services, GTS IBM
Simon J. Kofkin-Hansen Chief Technology
Officer, GTS Private Cloud , GTS IBM
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Businesses are challenged to innovate while
managing an unprecedented rate of change.
45% of IT resources
expected to be accessed via
cloud within three years1
Cloud
Security
in cyber incidents
reported by US federal
agencies from 200620123
US$232B in
77% of CIOs
to allow staff to use personal
mobile devices to access
company data2
782% increase
total IT spending
Mobile
Analytics
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from 2011-2016 driven
by big data demands4
Organizations must balance optimization with
innovation to enable new product and service models.
Innovation
Optimization
Next generation
of hybrid
architectures
New economics of
IT fuels investments
in innovation
Innovation drives need
for continuous IT
optimization
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Build a cloud that’s customized for you.
Dynamic Hybrid is the future.
Private Cloud & IT
Dynamic Hybrid
Benefits:
+
• Fully customizable
Hybrid Cloud
• Robust management
• Secure by design
Best of both worlds.
Better outcomes.
Private Modular Cloud
Public Cloud
Maximize return on existing IT investments
Benefits:
Match workloads to best-fit infrastructure
• Low entry cost
Hit the right balance of risk to speed
• Pay-per-use
Meet seasonal capacity without CapEx
• Highly elastic
Add new capabilities quickly
SoftLayer
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IBM GTS cloud adoption models take advantage of
IBM Cloud Managed Services, SoftLayer® and IBM
Private Modular Cloud.
Private Cloud
IaaS & PaaS
Private Shared Cloud
IaaS
Private Modular Cloud
IBM Cloud Managed
Services
 Rapidly implemented patternbased cloud deployment
where cloud becomes the
workload
 Option of IBM, OEM or open
source cloud management
software stacks
 Option of IBM, SoftLayer or
Client HW
 200-plus Application patterns
(App, MW & DB)
Client, IBM or
SoftLayer premise
Public/Private Cloud
IaaS
 Requires a highly built out and
resilient infrastructure
 More suited to traditional
three-tier application models,
(App, MW and DB)
 Typical application being SAP,
Oracle ERP solutions
 Less reliance on a highly built
out infrastructure
 Resiliency is built into the
application layer
 More suited to web-centric and
native cloud programming
environments
 Typical applications; DIGITAS,
NETBASE media solutions,
10gen and mongoDB business
analytics solutions
IBM premise
SoftLayer premise
OEM = original equipment manufacturer, IaaS = infrastructure as a service, PaaS = platform as a service, MW = Middleware, DB = database, App = Application
HW = hardware, Win = Windows
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IBM Private Modular Cloud:
A fully automated PaaS private cloud in a day
Automation throughout middleware and hardware provides higher level of value –
much faster provisioning and simpler management. Supports hybrid cloud.
Speed & Agility
Flexibility & Scalability
Simplified Management
Less than a day to
Start from 100VMs, scale
In minutes for
stand up on-premise PaaS
private cloud (vs. months)
up to 10,000VMs
In minutes to provision
Add / remove service
modules as your needs
change
automated middleware
maintenance via self-service
portal (vs. weeks)
/de-provision middleware (vs.
weeks)
200+ patterns ready
Up to
40% increase
in IT productivity with
optional on-going managed
services
for automated provisioning
Library of 200+
patterns
Self-service
Portal
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Automated provisioning in
minutes
Automated Cloud deployments: Have you
considered that Cloud can be a workload ?
Stand up a cloud less
than a day through IBM-unique
automation deployment1
From weeks to minutes to
provision and de-provision new images
on both servers and middleware via
self-service dashboard1
Build your private cloud with assembling choice of modules
A standard set of private cloud modules
Start small and scale up
Server
Network
Storage
100 VMs
Production
10,000 VMs
Production
Cloud management
software
Optional private cloud modular services
OS2 and middleware patterns,
OS and database patterns
1Based
on a specific IBM client engagement.
Individual client results may vary.
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Middleware and database
automation capability
Software security
compliance
Software patch
management
Remote cloud
management
Workload
balancing
Data
protection
A library of more than 200 patterns1 ready for
automated provisioning in minutes.
IBM Tivoli® software
Tivoli Asset Management for IT
Tivoli Access Manager for e-business
Tivoli App. Dep. and Discovery Manager
Tivoli Asset Discovery for Distribution
Tivoli Business Service Manager
Tivoli Change & Config. Mgt DB
Tivoli Directory Server
Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring (Pruning Agent)
Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring (TDW)
Tivoli Enterprise Monitoring Server
Tivoli Integration Composer
Tivoli ISM
Tivoli Monitoring (TEMA DB)
Tivoli Monitoring (TEMA OS)
Tivoli Monitoring ITCAM - TEMA MQMB
Tivoli Monitoring ITCAM - TEMA SQA
Tivoli Monitoring ITCAM - TEMA WAS
Tivoli Monitoring OS Agent (TEMA)
Tivoli Netcool®/Impact
Tivoli Netcool/OMNIbus
Tivoli OMEGAMON® XE (Messaging for Dist)
Tivoli Provisioning Manager
Tivoli Service Automation Manager
Tivoli Service Request Manager
Tivoli Process Automation Engine
IBM Rational® software
IBM WebSphere® software
WebSphere TX Series
WebSphere Application Server
WebSphere Application Server ND
WebSphere Dynamic Process Edition
WebSphere Edge Component (Caching Server)
WebSphere Edge Component (Load Balancer)
WebSphere Enterprise Services Bus
WebSphere Message Broker
WebSphere MQ
WebSphere MQ Client
WebSphere Portal Server
WebSphere Process Server
WebSphere Svc Registry and Repository
IBM Information Management
software
 Microsoft
 Oracle
IBM DB2 Client
IBM DB2 Connect™ Application Server Edition
DB2 Enterprise Server Edition
DB2 Enterprise Server Edition (TSA HA)
 Apache
IBM Lotus® software
 Sun
Rational Asset Manager
IBM Rational Team Concert™
Lotus Domino Server
Lotus Sametime Server
1Patterns
IBM Other
available as of February, 2014.
For the latest patterns information, please
check with your IBM sales representative.
Additional thirdparty vendors
IBM CICS® Transaction Gateway
IBM Cognos Business Intelligence
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IBM HTTP Server
 Bea
 Java
Orchestrating workloads within the cloud
Orchestrator
Orchestration Services
Marketplace
and Content
Image
Management
Pattern
Services
Infrastructure Services
Cloud Resources
Storage Compute
Network
• Provides full automation of deployment
and lifecycle management of cloud
services
• Supports deployment of hybrid & public
clouds
• Built on a foundation of open standards –
OpenStack, OSLC, TOSCA
• Accelerated deployments with reusable
workload patterns and Chef recipes
• Unified management of heterogeneous
environments: VMWare, KVM, PowerVM
Reduce time-to-market to deliver new business services
Improve administrator productivity
Solution life cycle of Private Modular Cloud
Build a platform-as-a-service (PaaS) cloud
Cloud
management
software
Automation
scripts
Step 1
Install cloud management
software stack
Web
service
Test &
Dev
DB
server
...
Step 2
Build PaaS patterns and service catalog
Step 3
Build process
automation workflows
Run and manage a PaaS cloud
Provision/De-provisioning Software patch management Managed Services for Private
Automated pattern
Automated software patch and
Cloud
provisioning in minutes via upgrade in minutes via portal
Private cloud infrastructure
PMC self-service portal
monitoring by IBM specialists.
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Private Modular Cloud provides flexible delivery
models for private cloud - hybrid computing.
SoftLayer
Dedicated Server
Hybrid
computing
Customer on-premise
Private
cloud
Private
cloud
SmartCloud
Orchestrator
SmartCloud
Orchestrator
Additional
Failover capacity resources
site or
resources
Retain control of the IT
environment and protect
proprietary systems and data
Cloudbursting
Address rapidly escalating
scalability and processing
demands required by
analytics and innovation
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Maintain regulatory
compliance and
desired service levels
Private Modular Cloud Capability Architecture
IBM PMC Automated Cloud Builder (Patterns)
Private Modular Cloud
• Developer APIs
• Provision &
de-provision
• Snapshots
• Reconfiguration
Automated Patterns
Deployment
Self Service Portal
OpenStack Dashboard
VCAC
SCO
(for automation)
Automated Middleware Provisioning
200+ Industry Patterns (e.g. IBM, Oracle, Microsoft)
Cloud Management (choice or both)
OpenStack
VMWare
SmartCloud
Orchestrator
Hypervisor
ESXi
This can be:
• SoftLayer
• Other IaaS
• Client premise
Feedback
Loop
“Patterns”
KVM
XEN
HYPERV
Compute / Storage / Network
PureFlex System x
SoftLayer
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Bare
Metal
Software
Defined
Demo
Learn more about IBM private cloud services
For more information, visit:
ibm.com/services/private-cloud
ibm.com/cloud/think
ibm.com/privatecloud
ibm.com/cai/paas
ibm.com/services/cloudservices
Watch an overview video and Key
considerations and benefits of private
clouds video
Download
IBM Private Modular Cloud Solution
overview paper
Download the IBM white paper:
“Private cloud in the hybrid cloud
era: The critical choices driving
business value and agility”
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