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From data center OS to Cloud architectures – The future is Open

Syed M Shaaf

Solution Architect Red Hat NorwayAugust 2013

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COMPANY REVENUEFY 2003 – FY 2014

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OUR CUSTOMERS

The largest global exchangeon the planet.

The largest global distributionsystem in the world.

International hotel group.

A leading enterprise cloudcomputing vendor.

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They Represent …

28Stock exchanges, across

24countries, run Red Hat Enterprise Linux to handle more than

50%of the world’s trading volume

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Open hybrid cloud management

Platform-as-a-Service

RED HAT SOLUTIONS

Physicalservers

Virtualservers

Cloudservers

Network & storage infrastructureInfrastructure-as-a-Service

We particularly value the ability of the Red Hat solutions to adapt to our needs and to our global infrastructure... This has given us greater flexibility and capacity for innovation.

—JUSTO STOLL, Integration, Middleware, and Application Services Domain Head

IT ADMINS

CLOUDBUILDERS

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RED HATENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATION

RED HAT

SATELLITE

RED HAT JBOSS OPERATIONS NETWORK

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Open Source Communities As The Foundation

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The Role Of IT Is ChangingFrom Service Provider To Strategic Partner

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Modern Data Center of the Future

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● Pool of resources (compute, storage, network)

● Nodes can run native or virtualized

● (Re)deployment/growth as needed and required by business

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ComputeEnterprise Virtualization

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● Scale out and scale up

● Consistent platform with RHEL

● Virtualized mission critical workloads with RHEV

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● Load balancing

● Seamless workload migration

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DataStorage and Big Data

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● 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)

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● Geo replication

● Serve content more efficiently

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● Open Source and (really) big data: Apache Hadoop

● Used by many fortune 100 companies

● Ability to analyze data on demand

● Enable new use cases and applications

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● Gluster as platform for big data

● Integration with Hadoop

● Build on demand big data storage clusters

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Network

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● Dynamic infrastructure driving the need for dynamic network

● Rapid changes based on IT demands

● Open switch now part of Linux kernel

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● Network configurations to bridge infrastructures

● Ability to move workloads

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● Need to connect local and public cloud resources

● Openflow integral part for data center networking

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Red Hat Openstack defining a scalable Infrastructure

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Building A Scalable Infrastructure

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● Take advantage of resource wherever they are

● Cater for security, SLA and location requirements

● Create seamless pool of resources

Infrastructure Agnostic Management

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● Cloudforms/ManageIQ provides a common and open framework

● Execute administrative tasks across clouds

● Define “once” , deploy “multiple”

● Describe security, configuration and dependencies once

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ApplicationsMiddleware

PRIVATE

● A lightweight dynamic architecture to span architectures● Many programming models - EE, Spring, OSGi, Ruby● Easily tune to eliminate unnecessary overhead● Optimized for multi-core architectures● Designed to mitigate issues of running disparate applications

VIRTUALPHYSICAL PUBLIC

A Single, Common Runtime

Performance

Scale

Agility

How fast can you answermy request?

How many requests canyou answer at once?

When can you answer a different question?

Big Data Challenges:Break the Data Bottleneck with JBoss Data Grid

● Distributed, in memory NoSQL datastore

● Elastic, Highly-available, Manageable

● Built on proven open-source technology

REST Client Memcache Client

HotRod Client

JBoss Data Grid

The Integration Challenge: Silos on-premises – Silos in the Cloud

Integration

Email

Customers

Operations Finance

HR

CRM

Shipping & receiving

JBoss Enterprise Data Services Platform

Solution: Integrate Data with JBoss

Solution: Integrate Applications with JBoss

JBoss Enterprise Data Services Platform

JBoss Enterprise SOA PlatformJBoss Fuse

Solution: Integrate Subsidiaries, Branches and Devices with JBoss

JBoss Enterprise Data Services Platform

JBoss A-MQJBoss Enterprise SOA Platform

JBoss Fuse

Solution: Integrate Content with JBoss

JBoss Enterprise Portal Platform

The Business Agility Challenge

Automate Business Processes & DecisionsJBoss Business Rules Management System & BPM

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PaaS As The Key To Developer Productivity And Bridging The Gap Between

Development And Operations

PaaS = Platform as a Service

A Cloud Application Platform

Code Deploy Enjoy

Save Time and MoneyCode your app

Push-button Deploy,

and your App is

running in the Cloud!

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● Openshift is Red Hat’s PaaS offering

● Developer tools and frameworks as a service

● Remove complexity from developers

● Enable focus on developer productivity

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● Enable automatic builds, testing, continued integration

● On demand deployment

● Application access via DNS to remove location dependency

Continuous Delivery

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Setting The Scene ForThe Next Decade

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Red Hat Open Hybrid Cloud

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Thank You!