0 Copyright 2014 FUJITSU Human Centric Innovation Fujitsu Forum 2014 19th – 20th November
Jun 30, 2015
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Human CentricInnovation
Fujitsu Forum2014
19th – 20th November
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How to blend public and private clouds for best business results
Harald BernreutherDirector Global Infrastructure Solutions
Service Platform Business
Business Development Manager
Private Cloud Infrastructures
Service Platform Business
Georg Houben
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Agenda
Market Update
Sourcing models are getting clearer (Private / Hybrid & Managed / Hosted)
Automated infrastructures for virtualization (Software-defined / Hyper-converged)
Software technology is getting more standardized (VMware and OpenStack)
Portfolio Outlook: Follow demand
VMware and OpenStack; Software-defined and pre-packaged
Common technology for Private and Public delivery; Connectors to AWS and the like
Cloud Service Management & Integration
Customer Case: UK Government
Private Hosted delivery model
Fujitsu responsible for design and operations
Standard building blocks & reference architecture
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Key Messages
Private cloud is the most popular choice for organizations adopting Infrastructure as a Service
Private cloud may not meet all of your organization's needs
Being able to achieve the best mix is key
This session will explain the Fujitsu Private Cloud offerings and how to combine these with trusted public or private hosted cloud services to get the best mix for your business
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Private Cloud Progress
Analyst Predictions on Private Cloud (Gartner)
Source: Gartner Webinar - Private Cloud Computing and The Future of Infrastructure, Tom Bittman, July 8, 2014
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The Transformation
“The majority of privateand community cloudservices will evolve tohybrid services by 2017”
Analyst Predictions on Private Cloud (Gartner)
Source: Gartner Webinar - Private Cloud Computing and The Future of Infrastructure, Tom Bittman, July 8, 2014
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Portfolio Structure: Following a SW-defined paradigm
Consulting, Design, Integration and Operation Services
Future Openstack and VMware-based offerings
FUJITSU OpenStack Services
FUJITSU Dynamic Infrastructures for VMWare vCloud Suite
Integrated System Appliance for VMware EVO:Rail™
Infrastructure SystemsReference Architectures
Integrated SystemsPre-packaged delivery, Lifecycle Support
Private Cloud
Virtualization
FUJITSU vShape
Virtualization
Private Cloud
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Future Openstack and VMware-based offerings
Hyper-convergedInfrastructure
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Private Cloud Portfolio - Outlook
OpenStack VMware
Degree of SW-defined Low-High High Low-High High
Infrastructure HW & SW Infrastructure RA Integrated System (*) Infrastructure RA Integrated System (*)
Cloud Service Mgmt. SW Fujitsu Catalog Manager (CTMG) VMware vCloud Suite (**)
Consulting Cloud Business Reference Architecture & Customer Solution Lifecycle Management
Design, Integration & Customization Services
Mandatory
Operation Service Optional
Infrastructure RA: Reference Architecture based on standard components
Integrated System: Defined and partially pre-installed /pre-configured System
*Future offerings currently under evaluation
** CTMG for RA available
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Catalog Manager - Cloud Service Broker
Certification
Registration
Administration Portal
Billing/reporting
Price modeling
CloudServices
Department A
ID managementUser Portal
IT Department
Fujitsu Catalog Manager
Department B
Department C
FUJITSU Cloud IaaS
Microsoft Azure
Amazon Web Services
Select optimal cloud services for end user
Aggregate cloud services together for provision safe services
Solid coalition with Fujitsu Cloud Platform for IaaS management
SaaS Provider
IaaS/PaaS
SaaS
Private Cloud Platform
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Hybrid IT -> Complete End-to-End View
Aggregating cloud services together for unified provisioning and reporting
Integrating cloud and non-cloud services
Managing the end to end service delivery in a consistent way across all services
Aggregate, integrate and
manage cloud / non-cloud systems
Service Delivery
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Delivering savings of up to 70% in the first year
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Offering Choice in IaaS Delivery
Fujitsu EnterprisePrivate Cloud
Fujitsu Cloud IaaSPrivate Hosted
Fujitsu Cloud IaaSTrusted Public S5
Service Location Customer or Fujitsu DC Fujitsu DCs Fujitsu DCs
Access Reserved On-demand / Reserved On-demand
Compute Dedicated Shared or dedicated Shared
Workloads Virtual and native Virtual and native Virtual
Storage Dedicated - Tiered Shared - Tiered Shared - Standard
Network Dedicated Shared Shared
Scalability Procurement According to agreements On demand
Availability Implementation dependant Up to 99.99% 99.95%
Support Implementation dependant 24x7x365 24x7x365
Service Catalog Customer defined Fujitsu defined (customizable) Fujitsu defined (standard)
Payment Capex or lease purchase Pay as you use - Hourly or monthly metering, monthly billing
Managed Services Range of options from supporting O/S through application to full system support
Provided on the platforms that are also available to you!
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Project Example: Fujitsu FAST
Flexible, Agile, Serviceable and Transparent ICT delivery
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The Customer
UK Government
Long period of “Austerity”
Reduce real spending - € 15 bn by 2016
General election – May 2015
Strategy
Reduce fraud, error and debt
Transparency/ open book
Public service Innovation
Government property reduction
The direct customer GDS …
Non Ministerial Department with annually
€ 640 bn Revenue per year
5 m businesses
45 m customers
Handles 70% of all government transactions
ICT Strategy
No contract greater than € 130m and > 2 years
No automatic contract extensions
Mutual exclusive integrator/provider role
Digital by default
Greater competition – SMEs Cloud
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The customer
demanded private IaaS & PaaScommodity service
wanted market equivalent pricing and functionality
insisted it accommodate new and existing capabilities
wanted it now!
The Challenge
The Fujitsu response
Market cloud within an existing private environment
Analyse the market, adjust existing commercial models and contracts
Designed flexibility to deliver NIST + resource only containers
Delivered from concept to consumption within 8 months
Fujitsu provides full Infrastructure managed service for 4500 physical servers hosted in 5 data centres and handles 85000 end user devices, 2M paper notifications and 750000 calls per year
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Completion slow but…
Rigorous design & assurance processes
Supplier supported risk
Comprehensive business level service
Size for specific capacity
Integrated control
The Paradigm Shift
Rapid completion with…
Flexibility
Customer autonomy & greater risk
Commodity pricing
No direct business service interest
Size: unpredictable & transitory
Indifferent to process
StorageMgmt.
PatchingDaily
Checks.IncidentMgmt.
RecoveryChangeMgmt.
PayloadEM.
O/SSupport
Easy to handle, adapts and scalesaccording tobusiness needs!
Cloud
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FAST IaaS: Overview
Infrastructure
Running on Fujitsu hardware including vShape appliance, DMZ Portal Servers, VMware vCloud suite -> DIvCloud
Fully supported and managed infrastructure
Portal characteristics:
Secure access: Single Sign on/RBAC
Straddles physical security
Authorization workflow
User selectable predefined blueprints
User payload features: provision, configure and destroy ability
PaaS characteristics:
Prebuilt hardened payloads
Types: Windows R2, SUSE, RedHat
Selection of support (managed or unmanaged)
IaaS characteristics:
Used defined, flexible compute, memory, storage resources
Accommodate department builds plus compatible legacy builds
Being used to support existing platform for transformation
Fully contended while being fully "performant”
Billing & Charges:
Auto registration and charging of VMs
Flexible cost and pricing constructs
Utilisation billing – pay for only what is consumed
Monitoring, capacity and performance mgmt.
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Status of Public and Private Cloud @ Fujitsu
IaaS - 88% overall increase in capacity in FY13 – 4 x new and 3 x expanded Data Centers
Trusted Public Cloud – 77% planned increase in capacity in FY14
Private Hosted IaaS – 8 new countries plan to deploy with 3 Data Centers expanding
Private cloud – new solutions planned around Fujitsu, VMware and OpenStack solutions
39% growth in FY13
~ 5,000Organizations use our cloud
as of end of March 2014
$2.5 BGlobal Revenue
10,000full-time
cloud employees
(estimated)
25Cloud Data
Centers
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Summary
Fujitsu can do Cloud
Time is right for Private Cloud
Hybrid will be the next step
Fujitsu Portfolio is defined along-side customerdemand
Fujitsu has a consistent approach across all Cloud delivery models
Customers can grow with Fujitsu solutionswithout technology breaks
References prove Fujitsu to be the right partnerfor your Cloud journey
Let´s get in touch and discuss how Fujitsu can help realize your cloud strategy
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Private Cloud Infrastructures on Fujitsu Forum 2014
Expert Talks
D1: Private Cloud IaaS On-premise: What technology stack fits best to my requirements?
D2: What is the right cloud approach for you?
D22: What can you expect from OpenStack as part of Fujitsu’s cloud strategy?
D23: Your easy ramp-up to OpenStack Cloud
Demo Center – FUJITSU Cloud IaaS
Visit us on booths S11-S15
BreakoutSessions
Expert TalksDemo Center
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