Out of the Lab and Into the Datacenter - Which Technologies Are Ready?

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Enterprise IT has long been a conservative field, with many promising technologies and products skipped in favor of a safer-seeming choice. But technology development continues at a rapid pace, and many IT professionals are seeing the need to transform IT or be left in the dust! In this keynote, datacenter expert Stephen Foskett will share his views on technology adoption: How to judge which products and technologies will sink and which will soar, and which trends are worth betting a career on.

Technologie

Stephen Foskett
is the organizer of Tech Field Day,
proprietor of Gestalt IT,
strangely interested in storage,
baseball believer,
all-around nerd, car nut,
Microsoft MVP and VMware vExpert,
former first-chair bass clarinet player and punk rock frontman,
obsessive about lightbulbs, lover of a good Manhattan,
watch blogger, Apple blogger, vegetarian blogger,
dad to three kids with anagram names,
grammar obsessive, avid reader,
King of the Andals and the First Men,
humanist, frequent traveler,
and (apparently) lover of his own voice
© Foskett Services 2

What’s Your Strategy?
© Foskett Services 3

What Are You Building?
• Techies want cool, but
companies want functional
• What applications are being
supported? What do they
need?
• How can a product or
company help you do your
job?
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Classic IT Strategy
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Support existing
applications
Push for
transformation

Sustaining vs. Transforming
• Conflicting demand on IT
• Concern about future
relevance
• Opportunity to bring change
• Personal growth
© Foskett Services 6

Sustaining IT
• Reliability
• Support
• Performance
• Seamless growth and
adaptation
Get out of
the way
© Foskett Services 7

Transforming IT
• Efficiency
• Automation
• Integration
• Cool toys
Make an
impact
© Foskett Services 8

Considering Products…
Is it sustaining or
transformational?
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Looking at Sustaining Products
© Foskett Services 10

Sustaining Products
• Start with support - call them
and see who answers
• Consider the pedigree of the
company and product
• Separate hardware and
software considerations
Must be
reliable
© Foskett Services 11

Sustaining Product Clues
• Hypervisor
• Virtualization
• FC/NAS
• Converged infrastructure
• VSAN
© Foskett Services 12

Commodities
the datacenter went from dozens
of CPU architectures to just one
storage went from dozens of
interconnect technologies to just
a few
almost everything talks via
Ethernet
© Foskett Services 13

Virtualization
the virtual hardware platform is
the secret of server
commoditization
that every server thinks it’s
running on the same hardware
this makes whole servers a
commodity
(containerization is the same
thing)
© Foskett Services 14

Convergence
converged infrastructure pulls
everything together into “building
blocks”
server and storage are co-
located and distributed
integration is the key
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Looking at Transformational Products
© Foskett Services 16

Transformational Products
• What was the product
designed to do?
• How old is the design? Waves
of innovation
• Look for integration above all
• Autonomous systems
Must truly
be different
© Foskett Services 17

Transformational Product Examples
• Scale-out architecture
• Sharded
• Micro-services
• Software-defined
• Cloud platforms
© Foskett Services 18

Software-Defined
you interact with your computer
hardware using software
your computer interacts with
software on a server
server software that interacts
with other server software to
configure hardware is truly
“software-defined”
© Foskett Services 19

Thank You!
Stephen Foskett
stephen@fosketts.net
@SFoskett
blog.fosketts.net
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Out of the Lab and Into the Datacenter - Which Technologies Are Ready?

1. Out of the Lab and Into the Datacenter Which Technologies Are Ready? Stephen Foskett stephen@fosketts.net @SFoskett Blog.Fosketts.net © Foskett Services 1

2. Stephen Foskett is the organizer of Tech Field Day, proprietor of Gestalt IT, strangely interested in storage, baseball believer, all-around nerd, car nut, Microsoft MVP and VMware vExpert, former first-chair bass clarinet player and punk rock frontman, obsessive about lightbulbs, lover of a good Manhattan, watch blogger, Apple blogger, vegetarian blogger, dad to three kids with anagram names, grammar obsessive, avid reader, King of the Andals and the First Men, humanist, frequent traveler, and (apparently) lover of his own voice © Foskett Services 2

4. What Are You Building? • Techies want cool, but companies want functional • What applications are being supported? What do they need? • How can a product or company help you do your job? © Foskett Services 4

6. Sustaining vs. Transforming • Conflicting demand on IT • Concern about future relevance • Opportunity to bring change • Personal growth © Foskett Services 6

7. Sustaining IT • Reliability • Support • Performance • Seamless growth and adaptation Get out of the way © Foskett Services 7

11. Sustaining Products • Start with support - call them and see who answers • Consider the pedigree of the company and product • Separate hardware and software considerations Must be reliable © Foskett Services 11

12. Sustaining Product Clues • Hypervisor • Virtualization • FC/NAS • Converged infrastructure • VSAN © Foskett Services 12

13. Commodities the datacenter went from dozens of CPU architectures to just one storage went from dozens of interconnect technologies to just a few almost everything talks via Ethernet © Foskett Services 13

14. Virtualization the virtual hardware platform is the secret of server commoditization that every server thinks it’s running on the same hardware this makes whole servers a commodity (containerization is the same thing) © Foskett Services 14

15. Convergence converged infrastructure pulls everything together into “building blocks” server and storage are co- located and distributed integration is the key © Foskett Services 15

17. Transformational Products • What was the product designed to do? • How old is the design? Waves of innovation • Look for integration above all • Autonomous systems Must truly be different © Foskett Services 17

18. Transformational Product Examples • Scale-out architecture • Sharded • Micro-services • Software-defined • Cloud platforms © Foskett Services 18

19. Software-Defined you interact with your computer hardware using software your computer interacts with software on a server server software that interacts with other server software to configure hardware is truly “software-defined” © Foskett Services 19

20. Thank You! Stephen Foskett stephen@fosketts.net @SFoskett blog.fosketts.net TechFieldDay.com 20

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