Niko Nelissen - Sun Microsystems - Keynote 'What's next in the Cloud?' CloudCamp Berlin 30.04.2009

What's next in the cloud ? Cloudcamp Berlin 30/04/09 Niko Nelissen Director Cloud Platform Strategy Sun Microsystems, Inc. 1

Agenda Cloud computing today What Sun is doing in the cloud What's next & challenges 2

Cloud computing today 3

Everyone is Talking About Clouds Software as a Service Platform as a Service Storage as a Service Grid Computing Database as a Service Virtualization Utility Computing Application Hosting Infrastructure as a Service 4

What’s Driving Interest in Clouds Lower Business Agility Costs 5

Efficiency Developer Economics Flexibility Centric Rapid, Pay As-You-Go Standard Services Self Provisioning Op-ex vs. Cap-ex Elastic Faster SLA On-Demand Deployment Virtualization Multi-Tenant API-Driven 6

Business Agility Cloud Feature Resulting Benefit Faster time-to-market Self Provisioning Reduction of custom Built-in Services software Elasticity Pay only for what you On-Demand use Grow infrastructure with business 7

All Clouds Share Key Features One Service Fits All Virtualized Physical Resources Faster time-to-market Reduction of custom Self Provisioning software Elasticity Pay only for what you Pay peruse Use Grow infrastructure Programmatic Control with business 8

Layers Public vs Private Clouds Application BUT Domains clouds can also be quite different 9

Cloud Computing Layers Software as a Service Applications offered on-demand over the network (salesforce.com) Faster time-to-market Platform as a Service Reduction of custom software Developer platform with built-in services (Google App Engine) Pay only for what you Infrastructure as a Service use Basic storage and Grow infrastructure compute capabilities offered as a service (Amazon web services) with business 10

Public vs. Private Clouds Public Private Mixed Pay as you go, Cloud computing Mixed usage of multi-tenant model run within a public and private applications and company's own clouds according services datacenter to application 11

Application Domains HPC Medical Intelligence time-to-market Faster Reduction of custom Finance software Analytics Pay only for what you Webuse Domains Drive Differences inGrow infrastructure Hardware and Software Architecture business with 12

Adding It All Up Many clouds catering to different needs 13

What is Sun doing in the cloud ? 14

Sun’s Vision Since 1984 THE NETWORK is the Computer 15

Empowering Developers Pay for what you use Self-service provisioning Scale up, scale down Freedom of choice 16

Sun’s View Many Clouds Public and Private Open and Compatible 17

Sun’s Strategy Develop the core technologies for Sun's Open Cloud Platform Offer Services through Sun's public cloud service – the Sun Cloud Work with service providers and enterprises to build their own clouds Develop open standards Build partnerships and communities 18

Open Source, Open Services OpenESB 19

Introducing the Sun Cloud Sun Cloud 20

A Peek Behind the Sun Cloud Sun xVM Products Expertise and and Q-layer Technologies Services Open Partners Communities 21

Sun Cloud Architecture Compute Virtual Storage Service DataCenter Service Resources, People, Graphical UI Virtual Volumes Machines Objects Networking Open API Storage Protocols: WebDAV S3 Public, RESTful Java, Python, Ruby 22

Sun Virtual Datacenter Model Design application from pre-built components using drag-and-drop Deploy to cloud Monitor, manage and reconfigure Compatibility with programmatic APIs Encapsulate system architecture of an application Ability to model, save and deploy entire system 23

Sun Cloud RESTful API Everything is a resource – http GET, POST, PUT... Requires only a single starting point - other URIs are discoverable Easy to create, save, load, stop, start entire applications Released to the public under Creative Commons 24

Cloud Architecture – Future User Apps and Services Customer Web Site Internet Accessible APIs and UIs Database Queuing Identity JavaEE etc. Service Service Service Service Application Catalog, Compute Storage Virtual Datacenter Forums, Docs Service Service Management Console Accounting, Billing and Metering Virtualized Datacenter Management Layer Servers Storage Network Partner and Build 25

Initial Public Cloud Roadmap Update 1 Storage, Compute Adds Identity, Queuing, Database services Early Access H2 2009 Storage Compute Internal Alpha Q2 2009 Storage Compute Q1 2009 26

What's next in the cloud ? What are the challenges ? 27

Focus on security in the cloud Well-defined Trust Boundaries Secure by Default Configurations Security Development Lifecycle Default Deny / Least Privilege Encrypted Storage and Transit Secure, Scalable Management / Monitoring Ongoing Provider Security Evaluation 28

Private clouds in the enterprise Compliance (ITIL, Sarbanes Oxley...) Delegation to end-user versus authorization Cloud is all about freedom ! 29

Hybrid clouds Interconnect private & public clouds Challenges: • Standards • SLA's • Security • ... 30

VDI (virtual desktops in the cloud) Offline desktop usage ? Bandwidth issues Is VDI still needed or is the browser the new OS ? 31

Conclusion Lots of work ! Let's get started ! 32

THANK YOU! sun.com/cloud 33

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