CW13 Build Open Hybrid Cloud by Diaa Radwan

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Diaa Radwan
Red Hat, Solution Architect
Cairo, May 12th
2013
@DiaaRadwan
diaa@redhat.com

Status Of
Open Source Software
Adoption

All This Innovation Has Led To Cloud

Role Of
Open Source Software
In The Cloud
Paradigm Shift

What Do These Numbers Represent?
28
24
50

They Represent …
28
Stock exchanges, across
24
countries, run Red Hat Enterprise Linux to handle
more than
50%
of the world’s trading volume

● Standard and commodity based approach
● 100x performance improvements over legacy OS
● Enable customer innovation
● Model of open, empowered IT

Open Source Communities As The Foundation

Pressure On Traditional IT
From Public Cloud
Services

What Do These Numbers Represent?
31 - 65
67
80

They Represent …
31 - 65%
The rising expectations of IT over the past few years,
according to a survey of boards of directors.
67%
of IT budgets are shrinking
80%
of IT budgets = keeping the lights on

Making IT Relevant To The Business
● What if you could...
Respond to the increasing requirements of the business,
delivering innovative solutions to them that are strategic.
Contain costs more effectively, and deliver services more
efficiently to your constituents.
Ensure stability and reliability of the infrastructure and
services you provide, while allowing flexibility to seamlessly
move into the future.

The Role Of IT Is Changing
From Service Provider To Strategic Partner

Modern Data Center
of the Future

● Driving towards more dynamic data centers
● Cloud like scale and elasticity
● Commodity building blocks for compute, data, and
network
● Open standards based technologies to enable open
hybrid architectures

● Pool of resources (compute, storage, network)
● Nodes can run native or virtualized
● (Re)deployment/growth as needed and required by
business

Compute
Enterprise Virtualization

● Scale out and scale up
● Consistent platform with RHEL
● Virtualized mission critical workloads with RHEV

● Load balancing
● Seamless workload migration

● Seamless data migration with storage migration

Data
Storage and Big Data

● Swimming in a sea of data: 2.5 quintillion bytes of data per day
● Amount of data produced doubles every 3 years
● Equivalent to 12 terabytes of tweets... (per day)

● Need for elastic storage
● Grows and scales as you need across infrastructures
● Built on commodity infrastructure

● Geo replication
● Serve content more efficiently

● Gluster as platform for big data
● Integration with Hadoop
● Build on demand big data storage clusters

Network

● Dynamic infrastructure driving the need for dynamic network
● Rapid changes based on IT demands
● Open vswitch now part of Linux kernel

● Network configurations to bridge infrastructures
● Ability to move workloads

● Need to connect local and public cloud resources
● Openflow integral part for data center networking

● Building the foundation for a dynamic node-based data center
● Elastic infrastructure to deploy/allocate nodes on demand
● Transparent availability of resources/nodes

Building A Scalable
Cloud Infrastructure

Open Hybrid Clouds Provide That Balance

● Desire to bridge public and private cloud
● Resource allocation across infrastructures
● Today in silos and disparate tooling
● Open hybrid cloud for common tooling and deployments

● Openstack provides modular architecture
● Enable the use of common components across infrastructure
● Contributions by many industry leaders
● Component and API standardization

Infrastructure Agnostic
Management

● Take advantage of resource wherever they are
● Cater for security, SLA and location requirements
● Create seamless pool of resources

● Drives the need for management tooling
● Consistent tools independent of deployment and location

● Cloudforms/ManageIQ provides a common and open framework
● Execute administrative tasks across clouds
● Define “once” , deploy “multiple”
● Describe security, configuration and dependencies once

Setting The Scene For
The Next Decade

What Do These Industry Leaders
All Have In Common?

What Do These Industry Leaders
All Have In Common?
● Creativity is a way of life for
DreamWorks and they were limited by:
● high cost proprietary hardware &
software lacking scalability
● manual rebalance of resources to
address storage supply and
demand
Produce more 2D & 3D films without
compromising creative ambitions with:
A scalable infrastructure
Ability to render fluidly across their hybrid
architecture with workloads directed to
the best location without manual
intervention
All at lower costs
BEFORE AFTER
● Delivering more value than the
customer expects is the goal at Frost.
They were feeling constrained
because:
● Legacy e-commerce application
server platform
● Unable to develop and scale
applications to meet their rate of
growth cost-effectively
● Able to deliver on their company
promise with:
● A modernized application
infrastructure allows for flexibility
and scalability.
● Increased developer and admin
productivity and efficiency means
innovation to the front line more
quickly
● In the travel industry efficiency is a
competitive advantage but with
multiple complex platforms and
vendor lock-in, it was hard to be as
efficient.
● Efficiency could be Emirates middle
name now with one standardized
platform - costs has been greatly
reduced, choice and security gained
with no system downtime.

IT Transformation
Business Needs Driving IT

IT Transformation For Business
Applications And Tools Are Available Across Your Infrastructure

IT Transformation For Operations
Infrastructure Is Easily Managed, Rapidly Deployed,
And Allows For Innovation

IT Transformation For Developers
Tools And Platforms Are Self-Service

Open Innovation Is Shaping The Future Of IT

Red Hat Open Hybrid Cloud

Thank You!

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