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Rolling Slides Taking the Nebulous out of the Cloud Friday, May 6 th , 11:00 AM-12:00 PM Bob McDonough Enterprise Cloud Computing Architect Department of Technology, Management and Budget (DTMB) State of Michigan
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Page 1: NASCIO 2011 - Bob McDonough State of MI - 2011-04-21

Rolling Slides

Taking the Nebulous out of the CloudFriday, May 6th, 11:00 AM-12:00 PM

Bob McDonoughEnterprise Cloud Computing ArchitectDepartment of Technology, Management and Budget (DTMB)State of Michigan

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This is MichiganOur state government is

known for consolidated IT…………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………

DTMB provides services for:• 17 agencies• 47,000 employees• 3 data centers• 800+ vital business applications• Over 56,000 desktops• Over 1,300 telecom locations

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State of Michigan IT ServicesDTMB delivers a range of options:

Highly performant, highly redundant, highly availableHigh value business at a high costDTMB is great at thisOptions: Gold – Silver – Bronze

We needed to add Aluminum and Tin optionsThe good-enough service optionsNew tiers that are aligned with business value

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Why cloud computing?• Automation: Human touches cost money• Recruiting & retention:

– Automate routine work – Focus staff on challenging, satisfying work

• Speed to deliver: cloud and non-cloud – Positive impact on non-cloud service delivery

• Simplicity: complexity kills– Complexity imposes risk and cost on the entire

enterprise

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Why internal cloud first?• Legal: Unconstitutional to indemnify a provider

– Virtually all commercial cloud Ts&Cs are DOA• Security: Internet threats removed• Performance: Intranet speed, not internet• Focus: Michigan business is paramount• Market: DTMB matures as the market matures• Cost: Making an external service compliant

destroys the cost benefit

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MiCloud Storage - Production• On-demand file storage service• Users submit an on-line request• Users receive a new network file share within

10 minutes• Optionally, users map as a drive• Permissions managed with an on-line wizard• Usage based billing at a daily rate

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MiCloud Hosting - Production• On-demand virtual server service• On-line request to create Dev/Test VMs• New VMs are ready in 17 minutes• Usage based billing at a daily rate• On-line management requests

– Restart, Rebuild VMs– Save images in an agency library, publish – Create VMs from golden or library images– Deactivate VMs when not in use to minimize cost

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MiCloud ApproachTo avoid vendor lock-in, DTMB must own the service interface• Channel all consumer interaction through a

single web application• Limit options, tailor vocabulary• Enable transparent provider swapping• Centralize contract management• Govern and secure a single touch-point

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How does MiCloud work?

State ofMichigan

Shared by all cloud services Service + provider specific Shared by all

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State ofMichigan

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How does MiCloud Hosting work?

Shared by all cloud services Internal VMware specific Shared by all

MS SharePoint

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If it’s cool, you’re doing it wrong…• People should be genuinely disappointed

when they find out how it works

• There is no more effective form of analysis than giving it a try

• We are one disruptive innovation away from chucking the whole thing