Abiquo keynote

2.63-$2.73
An Open Cloud Ecosystem
The Gathering Storm
Pete Malcolm
CEO

History
1999: VMware
Workstation
VMware
$2.63-$2.73 Bn
1983: Novell, Inc
Local Area Network
Cloud
1980
2010
2000
1990
1990: Tim Berners-Lee World Wide Web
2006: Amazon Web Services
2000: Salesforce.com
Launched

History
27 Years of Client/Server Computing
20 Years of Internet Computing
11 Years of Virtualization 1.0
10 Years of “Cloud”
Phenomenal, unprecedented growth of computing applications
Same old IT Infrastructure management model

Infrastructure Management
Physical Datacenter Risks
Procurement
Standards
Interference
Expertise
Virtual Datacenter Risks
Interference
Exceeding Resource
IT Provisions all resource, physical and virtual

Virtualization 1.0 Issues
Virtual Machine Sprawl
Overwhelming growth/volume
Disconnected IT Infrastructure Team
High Provisioning Effort
Lack of agility
Poor Capacity Planning and Utilization
Failure to deliver cost savings
Security/Compliance
Segregation and risk limiting adoption
Vendor Lock-In
High purchase cost
Very high maintenance cost

Contention
The unprecedented growth of both applications, and their complexity, renders the current IT infrastructure management model unsustainable.
The model must evolve.

Vision
‘Top Down’ Strategic
Vendor Neutral
Non-Proprietary
Solution vs ‘Cool Technology’
No Buzzwords

Vision

Foundations
Separation
Multi-Tenancy
Workload Policy
Delegation
Allocation
Image
Libraries

Separation
Resource Cloud Providers
Local
Remote
IaaS
Hosting Providers
Resource Cloud Consumers
Enterprises
Datacenters
Appliances
Virtual Machines, Storage and Networking

Delegation
Virtualization 1.0 Management Model
Virtualization 2.0 Management Model

Policy Based Allocation
Functional
Hypervisor
Resources
Corporate Standards
Data Security
Compliance /Segregation
Cost
Operational
Overloading
Enterprise Preferences
Performance
Resilience

Stakeholders
IT Infrastructure Team
Controls provision of resources to the Resource Cloud
Maintains physical infrastructure
Purchases additional resource as required
Ensures service levels are met
Creates Virtual Enterprises and sets Resource Limits
Virtual Enterprise Administrators
Control consumption of Resource Cloud
Manage Enterprise Users
Manage/Delegate Virtual Datacenter Management
CIO
Dictates Workload Policy

Benefits
Reduced IT Infrastructure Load
Focus on physical infrastructure & service levels
Drop ‘disconnected’ virtual machine management
Eliminate deployment risk
Standardization maintained
Capacity planning becomes a reality
Increased Agility
On demand VM deployment in seconds
Temporary projects, “what/if” scenarios
Increased Utilization
Enforced resource limits encourage efficiency
Security/Compliance
Policy based workload allocation

Resource Use Cases
Enterprise Datacenters
Centralized Management
Elasticity
Local physical infrastructure
Remote physical infrastructure
Purchased resource
Development Teams
Rapid Deployment and Flexibility
Hosting Providers
Sell Virtual Enterprises
Sell Resources
SMEs
Fully Cloud Located

Extensions
Billing and Chargeback
Allocated Resources
Consumed Resources
Brokered Resource Provision
Standards
Resource Marketplace
Dynamic Load Shifting
Active Load Monitoring
Energy Efficiency
Dynamic Resource Power Control

Conclusion
Separation
Resource
Cloud
Multi-Tenancy
Workload Policy
Delegation
Allocation
Image
Libraries

Questions

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