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RED HAT: Security In The Cloud

Robert Loos

ISV Business Development Manager

Patrick van der Bleek

Solution Architect

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THE GROWING NEED FOR THE CLOUD

67% of IT budgets slashed in 2009

85% of computing capacity is idle

70% of IT budget spent maintaining legacy infrastructure, not delivering new capabilities

50% of CIOs say they're understaffed

46% of IT execs say meeting SLAs “more or much more” difficult and costly

14% annual decline in IT execs who say they are becoming “more strategic” to their organization

Data from Industry sources

I.T. infrastructure is at a breaking point

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PHASE 1: CONSOLIDATE

VIRTUALIZEYOURSERVERS

Virtualize your physical hardware to achieve higher utilization, consolidation, and flexibility. Virtualization increases the utilization of physical servers and provides a foundation for cloud computing.

PHASE 2: AUTOMATE

BUILD A PRIVATE CLOUD

As you expand your use of virtualization, build a private cloud to manage the scale and complexity.

A private cloud abstracts multiple instances of virtual resources into elastic pools of computation with self-provisioning and scalable services.

PHASE 3: UTILITY

ADD APUBLIC CLOUDAs you expand your use of cloud computing, add public cloud providers delivered as a utility to increase capacity and lower costs.

Red Hat's cloud architecture lets you manage and integrate various virtualization systems and public cloud providers together. This allows you to leverage public cloud computing as a utility.

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“Our decade-long partnership with Red Hat has always been focused on customer value and innovation. Today, we are extending this partnership to include cloud computing – broadening our reach and answering the strong customer demand for cloud computing services, Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization is an optimal hypervisor technology for the infrastructure offerings on the IBM cloud.”

- Maria Azua, VP Cloud Computing Enablement at IBM

RED HAT CLOUD CUSTOMERS

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“Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization provides the high availability, reliability, security and scalability that we desired for the foundation of our new cloud offering. We believe that Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization is the efficient virtualization technology to run the workloads that our enterprise customers will deploy on our cloud service today.”

- Masato Minamisawa, executive manager of IP Technology Department, Business Network Services Division

at NTT Communications

RED HAT CLOUD CUSTOMERS

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“Red Hat gets it. In kernel virtualization, virtualization management, the application orchestration and cloud abstraction layers, Red Hat gets it. Red Hat is giving customers the opportunity to innovate [in different ways] and leverage them where it makes sense.”

- Derek Chan, Digital Operations, DreamWorks

“At DreamWorks Animation, cutting-edge technology is a key enabler to our creative ambition. Red Hat’s Cloud Foundations provides a compelling platform to enable our cloud strategy giving us the ability to quickly scale our compute needs to meet the demands of our productions."

— Ed Leonard, DreamWorks Animation’s CTO

RED HAT CLOUD CUSTOMERS

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By deploying Red Hat Enterprise Linux in their cloud environment, the Symbian Foundation improved its ability to scale with business changes, new requirements and peaks in website traffic without the need to invest more heavily in additional onsite software and hardware resources.

Additionally, performance and manageability have increased with the greater ease of use and improved support delivered with Red Hat Enterprise Linux, combined with the solution’s ability to handle heavy, mission-critical workloads.

- Symbian Foundation

RED HAT CLOUD CUSTOMERS

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Public cloud: Non-technical considerations

● Government regulations

● Provider security policies

● Access control

● Disaster recovery

● Provider viability

● Physical data location

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Private cloud: Technical considerations

● Access control

● Multi-tenant situation

● Application Security

● Private – public transitions

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Red Hat Cloud future

● Vision

● Solutions● OpenShift● CloudForms

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