Transitioning to Hybrid Cloud
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Transitioning to Hybrid Cloud
- 1. © 2014 IBM Corporation Transitioning to Hybrid Cloud Presented by: Michael Curry August 21, 2014
- 2. The world is changing and changing fast… Mobile billion (plus) smart devices shipped in 2013 alone. 1 Social 81 percent of customers depend on social sites for purchasing advice. Big Data 90 percent of the data created in the last two years alone. Cloud 62 1 percent of total workloads will be in the cloud by 2016. Internet of Things 75 billion devices connected to the internet by 2020. © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 3. 2 50% of large enterprises will have hybrid cloud deployments by 2017 85% of new software is now being built for the cloud. 46% of IT spend moving to cloud by 2020 © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 4. IBM is making major investments in cloud. $2B SoftLayer Acquisition $1.2B Data Center Expansion $7B+ Acquisition Investment $1B Cloud Software Development 100+ SaaS Offerings © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 5. The Evolution of Cloud Virtualization Dynamic Hybrid “I want to get more out of my existing hardware” “I want to strategically use public and private cloud together”. Cloud Enabled “I want to move my existing middleware workloads to the cloud” Cloud Native “I want to rapidly build new, born on the cloud, engaging applications in a continuous delivery model” Business Services (SaaS) “I want to use an app without having to own it” © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 6. 5 Amsterdam 20,000,000 IPv4/IPv6 dual stack Global DNS Global DDOS Mitigation New York City Washington D.C. Global Internet Exchanges & Peering India China Tokyo Hong Kong Singapore Melbourne Seattle San Jose Los Angeles Denver Mexico City Chicago Dallas Houston Toronto Montreal BRAZIL Miami London Frankfurt Paris Sydney Atlanta New Data centers in 2014 Data center and Point of Presence Network Point of Presence 21,000 100,000 Servers Customers Active Domains © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 7. SoftLayer: Bring Your Own Software and License (BYOSL) 6 Announced Oct 29, 2013 For SWG PPA PVU-based software License portability: on-prem, off-prem, hybrid Standard PPA acquisition, support, entitlements SoftLayer Self Service Infrastructure as a Service Offerings Based on x86 Technology CloudLayer Computing Public Dedicated Servers Private Cloud Bare Metal Cloud Cloud Instances Instances Instances Server Type Virtual Virtual Physical Physical Physical Server Tenancy Multi Single Single Single Processor Value Unit (PVU) Bring Your Own Software & License (BYOSL) 70 PVU per virtual core 100 PVU per virtual core 100 PVU per virtual core Per Sub-capacity Licensing (e.g. 70 & 100 PVU per core) © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 8. Patterns: Create Once & Deploy Anywhere Traditional Components System Service on Private On-Premises Public • SW Scaling • HW Scaling Off-Premises Flexibility Bursting z • Provisioning • Monitoring • Maintenance © 2014 IBM Corporation AUTOMATED Service on Accelerates and simplifies running enterprise applications on the cloud Seamless portability across private/public clouds Pre-defined patterns from IBM and third parties on IBM Marketplace Automated application deployment and management Defined Patterns Services
- 9. Composing of an application, not traditional writing of an application 6 Add Monitoring service instance 5 4 3 2 Create app Add database service Extract social media data into database Add social analytics service Secure the service 1 TASK: Create a secure application that analyses sentiment about certain topics in social media © 2014 IBM Corporation Cloud Native
- 10. IBM BlueMix Delivering a Composable Services development environment Run Your Apps in Seconds No VM or middleware setup, multiple language support, instant DevOps Pick Your Own Development Tooling Fully integrated repository and web editor, or use your own third party tools Create Apps Quickly with Prebuilt Services Broad catalog of IBM, 3rd party, and open source, APIs and services to compose an application in minutes. Integrate with Your On Premise Systems Build hybrid environments. Connect to on-premises systems of record plus other public and private clouds. Expose your own APIs to your developers. Instantly Secure and Monitor Your Apps No need to worry about provisioning or managing infrastructure. © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 11. An Expansive Catalog of Services Cloudant Rules 10 © 2014 IBM Corporation Watson Cloud Big Data Integration Analytics. Push Notifications Cloud Code Time Series Mobile Quality Assurance Internet of Things Rapid Apps Mobile Application Security
- 12. Open is the only way Standards Portability Technology Stacks 11 © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 13. 12 Optimized Content from IBM Liberty for Java • Best Java price/performance offered on ANY cloud BigInsights/Hadoop • Best Hadoop price/performance offered on ANY cloud © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 14. Announcing the BlueMix Garage Innovate. Develop. Learn. In partnership with Unique, “startup” environment for innovating on BlueMix 13 Paired with top consultants and agile techniques for creating interesting apps Building gSchool intensive learning course with BlueMix / Cloud Foundry © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 15. Public or Private? Dynamic is the Future. 14 Private Cloud & IT Benefits: • Fully customizable • Robust management • Secure by design Best of both worlds. Better outcomes. Public Cloud Benefits: • Low entry cost • Pay-per-use • Highly elastic + + Maximize return on existing IT investments Match workloads to best-fit infrastructure Hit the right balance of risk to speed Meet seasonal capacity without CapEx Add new capabilities quickly © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 16. Dynamic Hybrid Cloud Optimizes Flexibility Leverage the power of the cloud without starting from scratch Core IT IaaS PaaS IBM Bluemix 15
- 17. New Runtime Infrastructure WAS Liberty MQ Light DataPower v7 PureApplication Service BlueMix © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 18. API Management Opens the Door to On Premise Services Assemble business APIs easily Secure Gateway for strong yet unobtrusive data protection Control APIs at a fine-grained level Analyze API usage Manage private, partner and public communities of app developers Ease self-service developer onboarding IBM API Management © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 19. Cloud Integration Weaves Data & Systems Together Broad pre-built connectivity Simplify access to systems with pre-built, easy to use connectors to a wide range of on-premise and off-premise systems SDK included allowing partners and customers to extend the connectivity End to end integration form one platform Secure COTS and API connectivity, mapping interface, exposing integration as API all from one cloud based Environment that no other competitor has Integration as an integral part of BlueMix IBM BlueMix is the only one allowing customers to integrate as part of the platform , reducing time to value to an completed application for the enterprise Reduced development time Choice of Rapid coding and visual composition gives developers a choice of environments based on skill Reduces development time from weeks to days BlueMix External SaaS Applications Third-party APIs On-Premise Services Connectors Connectors APIs APIs On-Premise Applications BlueMix APIs Visual Composition Rapid Coding © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 20. Leaders are fast embracing the new wave … Pitney Bowes, a global leader in software innovations, and mailing and shipping solutions, powers billions of transactions in modern commerce “Pitney Bowes location-based services on IBM BlueMix will allow innovators and developers to seamlessly extend their products and services to the cloud and mobile devices.” -Roger Pilc, Chief Innovation Officer, Pitney Bowes .. © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 21. Introducing IBM Cloud Marketplace New Buying Experience Over 200 IBM and Third-Party Software and Services Leverage world-class IBM partner ecosystem Curated solution pages with IBM expertise Easy access to build, consume, deploy and purchase services © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 22. Ease Your Journey to Cloud with IBM Custom fit to your needs Adopt at your own pace Balance optimization and innovation 21 Defined Patterns Services Composable Services Business Services Infrastructure Services © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 23. 22 Next Steps Sign up for BlueMix Try out WAS Liberty & MQ Light for free Request a deeper briefing on moving to Cloud Sign up for a free Cloud Workshop with our Cloud technical experts © 2014 IBM Corporation
- 24. Thank You
Hinweis der Redaktion
- 8/25/2014
- Over the last half century, technology has played an ever-increasing role in improving the way business is done. And while this change has been rapid and continual, we seen a few major inflection points – significant transformations affecting every business. In the late 1950s, mainframes revolutionized the back office. By the 1980s, PCs brought vastly improved capabilities, revolutionizing worker productivity. Barely a decade later, the internet and e-business revolutionized the way businesses work with customers, suppliers, and partners. Now, six decades into the computer revolution, we have the next major transformation, as four key technologies emerge and intelligence, interaction, and agility take a giant leap forward. As with any market inflection, the time is short to seize competitive advantage.
- Shift in personal computing We unplugged the PC and went mobile – one, two, three devices are now the norm. Importantly 44% of all personal computing time is now on a smartphone or tablet. (Digital disruption: Evolving usage and the new value chain, February, 2014) Shift from voice to data We shifted from using more voice to more data, in how we communicate. We use our phones to talk only 20% of time, the rest of the time is devoted to data intensive activity such as using apps, browsing websites, playing games and consuming digital streaming content. (Digital disruption: Evolving usage and the new value chain, February, 2014) Shift to unbundled content and services Our behavior has changed with content and services as well – we’ve gone from accepted pre-package bundled content to a long tail fragmented mode, where we pick and choose what we want to consume or use. And when it comes to content, its completely user-driven and many times time-shifted or device-shifted. DVR content, video services such as Netflix and watching videos on PC makes up 48% of all video consumed (Digital disruption: Evolving usage and the new value chain, February, 2014). Consumers are unbundling services they buy in the same way.
- The BlueMix Garage is a new environment for innovating, developing and learning about BlueMix application development. IBM is partnering with Galvanize, a hub for over 150 startups to house the BlueMix Garage and create new, innovative applications on BlueMix. The first Garage will be a suite at the Galvanize San Francisco South Market area and is expected to open in June. At the Garage, client participants will be matched with Garage developers for disciplined agile computing that includes pair programming, integrated testing and other disciplined agile techniques to deliver production ready Minimum Viable Products each week. MVP is a strategy aimed at quick deliveries to enable market testing and iterative improvements. In addition to the BlueMix consulting and application development at the Garage, Galvanize and IBM will be co-developing a new 24 week intensive learning course focused on developing Ruby for Cloud Foundry (with BlueMix and Pivotal content included).
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- Share the Vision. Sell for Today. Continuum + Maturity Model will help you work with your client to tailor the right cloud to fit their needs We are IBM. That means something to clients – particularly the enterprise. Leverage it.