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"To The Cloud!"

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Introduction to Cloud Computing presentation for NM IMA and ISACA April 2011
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HI.MY NAME IS KLAUS MUELLERPRINCIPAL [email protected]

BSEE - ND’90MSEE - VT’93

CCIE #5450 MBA - UNM’08

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“TO THE CLOUD!”“TO THE CLOUD!”

* with apologies to Microsoft

Understanding Cloud Computing

Use Cases

Benefits and Pitfalls

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“TO THE CLOUD!”

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What is cloud computing?

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21 Experts Define Cloud Computing(Cloud Computing Journal)

“elasticity”

“Internet Centric Software”

“multi-tenant”

“Utility computing”

“Internet based technology enabled service”

“SaaS” “user friendly grid computing”

“multi-platform”

“global”

“multi-network”

……………………”outsourced”

“elastic, internet centric, utility compute platform with multi-tenant, multi-platform, and multi-network characteristics that facilitates an infrastructural paradigm shift that enables the ascension of SaaS.”

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...as-a-Service

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Abstraction

Elasticity

Pay-As-You-Grow

Cloud Computing

Always On

Key Attributes:

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“The key characteristics of the cloud are the ability to scale and provision

computing power dynamically in a cost efficient way and the ability of theconsumer to make the most of that

power without having to manage the underlying complexity of the

technology”from the Open Cloud Manifestowww.opencloudmanifesto.org

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Three flavors......”as-a-Service”

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Another way to think about it...

...what interfaces with the service?

End User Software-as-a-Service

API Platform-as-a-Service

Operating System Infrastructure-as-a-Service

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How did we get here? Photo: www.stuckincustoms.com

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Mainframe ISPs ASPs Cloud

The Evolution of Cloud

“Utility”Computing

“Grid”Computing

Applications As A

Service

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Bandwidth

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Virtualization NetworkServersStorage {

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Pervasive Connectivity

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Public Clouds

Private Clouds

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Case Study: Start-up Scalability

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“On Wednesday, October 6, 2010, Instagram launched its mobile photo sharing service for iPhone. In six hours, the back-end operation, which was running off a single machine in Los

Angeles, was completely overwhelmed.”

http://mashable.com/2011/03/30/scaling-instagram/

“Krieger called his dedicated server representative to inquire about getting a new machine —

he was quoted a two day turnaround. Instagram, alreadyfast-approaching 40,000 users,

would need something muchsooner to meet the weekend

demand”

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“Instagram officially went from a local server-run operation to an EC2 hosted shop in the wee hours of Saturday morning October 9, 2010. Doing so was much like open heart surgery, according to

Krieger.”

http://mashable.com/2011/03/30/scaling-instagram/

“Today, just six months later, Instagram’s nearly three

million users are regularlysharing north of four to five

photos a second each weekend”

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Case Study: Small Business

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In the old days .... (~ 1998)Buy server

Buy Microsoft licenses

Configure Microsoft Exchange

Every 2 years .... Upgrade

Once a week (or month) ... Patch server

Keep anti-virus up-to-date

Spam!

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Case Study: Operations Refresh

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Scenario: Deploy new

Medical Records System within 6 months

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Network

Compute

Storage

Virtualization

Simplified Management

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Case Study: Personal Cloud

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There can be some Dark Days...

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39...but the potential rewards are many

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50% reduction in Opex and 40% improvement in FTE workload

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thankyou.KLAUS MUELLERPRINCIPAL [email protected]