VMware Corporate Overview: Accelerating the Journey to ...

Accelerating the Journe
Via Virtualization

January, 2012
Mike Pinelli & James Lewis, VMware SLE

ey to The Cloud

ED

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Agenda

 Introductions
 What is the Cloud? Your Cloud?
 VMware’s Cloud Solution Overv
 Case Studies
 vSphere 5 Update
 Cloud Solution and Security
 Questions / Comments

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What is th

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he Cloud?

“Cloud is a style of computing where scalabl

provided as a service to customers using Int
cloud computing, making it difficult to unders

Gartner 12/4/11

Computer science, As a metap
Cloud computing familiar clic
is a marketing term. "computing
Wikipedia 12/4/11 InfoWorld

“Cloud Computing is wh
and stuff on the Internet

“Cloud computing offers a new mod
leveraging the efficient pooling of on
infrastructure, consumed as a servic
VMware Website 12/6/11

“

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le and elastic IT-related capabilities are
ternet technologies. Intense hype surrounds
stand vendor options and strategies.”

phor for the Internet, "the cloud" is a
ché, but when combined with
g," the meaning gets bigger and fuzzier.
12/6/11

here you can save pictures
t.” Courtney, Age 11

del that cuts through IT complexity by
n-demand, self-managed virtual
ce.”

The NIST Definition of Clou

NIST Special Publication 800-145

Computer Security Division
Information Technology Laboratory
National Institute of Standards and Technology
Gaithersburg, MD 20899-8930
September 2011

Cloud computing is a model for e
on-demand network access to a
computing resources (e.g., netwo
applications, and services) that c
released with minimal managem
interaction. This cloud model is c
characteristics, three service mo
models.

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ud Computing

enabling ubiquitous, convenient,
shared pool of configurable
orks, servers, storage,
can be rapidly provisioned and
ment effort or service provider
composed of five essential
odels, and four deployment

Essential Characteristics:

On-demand self-service. A consumer can unil

server time and network storage, as needed autom
each service provider.

Broad network access. Capabilities are availab

standard mechanisms that promote use by heterog
phones, tablets, laptops, and workstations).

Resource pooling. The provider’s computing re

using a multi-tenant model, with different physical a
reassigned according to consumer demand. There
customer generally has no control or knowledge ov
but may be able to specify location at a higher level
datacenter). Examples of resources include storage

Rapid elasticity. Capabilities can be elastically p

automatically, to scale rapidly outward and inward c
capabilities available for provisioning often appear t
quantity at any time.

Measured service. Cloud systems automatically

a metering capability at some level of abstraction ap
processing, bandwidth, and active user accounts). R
and reported, providing transparency for both the pr

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laterally provision computing capabilities, such as
matically without requiring human interaction with

ble over the network and accessed through
geneous thin or thick client platforms (e.g., mobile

esources are pooled to serve multiple consumers
and virtual resources dynamically assigned and
is a sense of location independence in that the
ver the exact location of the provided resources
l of abstraction (e.g., country, state, or
e, processing, memory, and network bandwidth.

provisioned and released, in some cases
commensurate with demand. To the consumer, the
to be unlimited and can be appropriated in any

y control and optimize resource use by leveraging
ppropriate to the type of service (e.g., storage,
Resource usage can be monitored, controlled,
rovider and consumer of the utilized service.

Service Models:

Software as a Service (SaaS). The capability p

applications running on a cloud infrastructure2. The
devices through either a thin client interface, such as
program interface. The consumer does not manage
including network, servers, operating systems, stora
the possible exception of limited user-specific applic

Platform as a Service (PaaS). The capability p

cloud infrastructure consumer-created or acquired a
languages, libraries, services, and tools supported b
control the underlying cloud infrastructure including
but has control over the deployed applications and p
hosting environment.

Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). The capab

processing, storage, networks, and other fundamen
able to deploy and run arbitrary software, which can
consumer does not manage or control the underlyin
operating systems, storage, and deployed applicatio
networking components (e.g., host firewalls).

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provided to the consumer is to use the provider’s
applications are accessible from various client
s a web browser (e.g., web-based email), or a
or control the underlying cloud infrastructure
age, or even individual application capabilities, with
cation configuration settings.

provided to the consumer is to deploy onto the
applications created using programming
by the provider. The consumer does not manage or
network, servers, operating systems, or storage,
possibly configuration settings for the application-

bility provided to the consumer is to provision
ntal computing resources where the consumer is
n include operating systems and applications. The
ng cloud infrastructure but has control over
ons; and possibly limited control of select

Deployment Models:

Private cloud. The cloud infrastructure is provisio

organization comprising multiple consumers (e.g., b
and operated by the organization, a third party, or so
on or off premises.

Community cloud. The cloud infrastructure is pr

community of consumers from organizations that ha
requirements, policy, and compliance consideration
operated by one or more of the organizations in the
combination of them, and it may exist on or off prem

Public cloud. The cloud infrastructure is provision

may be owned, managed, and operated by a busine
or some combination of them. It exists on the premi

Hybrid cloud. The cloud infrastructure is a compo

infrastructures (private, community, or public) that re
together by standardized or proprietary technology t
(e.g., cloud bursting for load balancing between clou

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oned for exclusive use by a single
business units). It may be owned, managed,
ome combination of them, and it may exist

rovisioned for exclusive use by a specific
ave shared concerns (e.g., mission, security
ns). It may be owned, managed, and
e community, a third party, or some
mises.

ned for open use by the general public. It
ess, academic, or government organization,
ises of the cloud provider.

osition of two or more distinct cloud
emain unique entities, but are bound
that enables data and application portability
uds).

A Short History

Virt

W
PC / Client-Ser

Mainframe

C
the de

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tualization

Cloud
Web/Internet
rver

Cloud Computing will transform
elivery and consumption of IT services

What is this Cloud Thing?

Public
IaaS

YoITuasra C

Private Cloud

Cloud Computing is an approach to com
of on-demand, self-managed virtual in

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c Cloud
PaaS

CSerlvoiceud

SaaS

mputing that leverages the efficient pooling
nfrastructure, consumed as a service.

VMware

Cloud Co

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Solution

omputing

The New IT Landscape: Promise

Empowered, Secure, Mobile

• Any app on any device, anyt

Existing Apps New Gene

• Combin
NewwitEhnteernp

A More Flexible, Efficient Infras

• Exploiting modern, cost-effectiv
• Creating & spanning both intern

Existing Datacenters

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e & Challenge

e Workforce

time, anywhere – securely!

eration of Enterprise Apps

ning the social, mobile experience
nprtieserpArpipsse requirements SaaS Apps

structure

ve hardware
nal and external resource pools

Public Cloud Services

The New IT Landscape: Promise

Existing Apps The Challe

Weave all th
inNtoewaEntcerop

secure, com

Existing Datacenters

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e & Challenge

enge for IT: SaaS Apps

his together
oprhiseeAsppisve,
mpliant whole

Public Cloud Services

Three Core Focus Areas

Re-think End-U

Existing Apps The Challe

ModWerneiazeveApaplllictha
inNtoewaEntcerop

secure, com

Evolve the In

Existing Datacenters

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User Computing

enge for IT: SaaS Apps

hatiisontoDgeevethloeprment
oprhiseeAsppisve,
mpliant whole

nfrastructure

Public Cloud Services

VMware Cloud Stack

Secure, Compliant, Controlled

Secure Private Cloud

End-User Computing

Modular Unified User Cloud-Ready
Desktops Management Applications

Application A

Cloud Application Platform

Cloud-Scale Open Self-Managed

Application Por

Cloud Infrastructure & Management

Efficiency Through Agility with Freedom of
Automation Security & Control Choice

Application Mobility
VMware vSphere: Foundation for Cloud C

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VMware Enabled Independent
Public Clouds Public Clouds

SaaS Other SaaS
Partners Partners

Access

PaaS Google App Engine
Partners Other Cloud
Infrastructure
Partners

rtability

vCloud
Partners

Computing

Three Core Focus Areas

Re-think End-U

Existing Apps Modernize Applica

New Enterp

Cloud Infrastructu

Existing Datacenters

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User Computing

ation Development SaaS Apps

prise Apps

ure & Management

Public Cloud Services

VMware’s Cloud Application Pla

Frameworks

and Tools Rich Web Integration B

VMware

Common

SPelartvfioOcremps timizeApdplicRatiuMonnotdimeren Platfo

Data
Management Managemen

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atform

Batch Data Access Social Media Cloud APIs

vFabric

orm ASecrcveilceersatedDDynaempic loyment
nt Messaging Load Balancing App Server

Portable Across Clouds

Frameworks

and Tools Rich Web Integration B

VMware

Common Modern Platfo

SPelartvfioOcremps timizeApdplicRatiuonntime Data
Management Managemen

Private
Cloud

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Batch Data Access Social Media Cloud APIs

vFabric

orm Services

 AcceleratedDDynaempic loyment
nt Messaging Load Balancing App Server

…

Three Core Focus Areas

Re-think End-U

Existing Apps Cloud Applica

New Enterp

Cloud Infrastructu

Existing Datacenters

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User Computing

ation Platform SaaS Apps

prise Apps

ure & Management

Public Cloud Services

Traditional View of Desktop Com

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mputing

vs.

End-User Perspective

SaaS Apps

Enterprise Apps
Windows Apps

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End-User Perspective

SaaS Apps

Enterprise Apps
Windows Apps

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End-User Computing = User Cen

SaaS Apps Native from
Enterprise Apps Secure Acces

Windows Apps

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ntricity

m Any Device
ss to All Applications

End-User Computing Emanates

SaaS Apps  Image &
Enterprise Apps  Storage
 Applicati
 Authenti

End-user Fre

Windows Apps

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from the Cloud

& Persona Mgmt
Optimization
ion Virtualization
ication Services

eedom. IT Control.

Three Core Focus Areas

End-User C
Empowered workforce thru

apps and data f

Cloud Applica
ExistingRApapps id delivery of neNwew, Emntoerdp

Cloud Infrastructu
On-demand, flexible in

deploy

Existing Datacenters

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Computing
u flexible, mobile access to
from any device

ation Platform
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ure & Management
nfrastructure to speed
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Public Cloud Services