Application management for hybrid cloud

1. Application Management in the Cloud era

2. Agenda Application management discipline Industry trends Application management challenges What is changing? VMware approach – Active application management Q&A

3. What is application management An evolving discipline, separate from ESM, and can be defined as a the process and use of tools to: design; develop; test; provision; monitor/diagnose; and change/patch of apps & complex business transactions to ensure service quality as experienced by end-users’ and businesses’ expectations (often formalized as SLA’s). More importantly AM will dramatically evolve/change as result of new development methodologies & ISV/SaaS and Cloud.

4. Industry Trends

5. Emergence of development frameworks Where Applications run Business expectations

6. Evolution of applications Saas Apps .Jar Packaged Applications .War .ear Paas CustomApplications PaaS WS AS DB AS OS OS OS OS Cloud Applications IaaS

7. Custom Applications destinations Highly controlled Applications Highly productive Applications PaaS IaaS Complete control of the OS, MW, No. of VMs, VM Size Little or no control on MW, configuration, machines. Consumer owns only the code.

10. How can I control cost of running our applications?

11. How can I meet the service level and compliancy requirement?

13. I do not want to manage my infrastructure scalability for my application

14. I need Framework and development tools to increase & simplify my app development and increase productivity 8

15. What is changing

16. Distinction of ownerships Application Owner App Ops Application Operating System VI Admin Infra Ops (NOC) VMware ESX/ESXi Infrastructure Admin

17. The emergence of App Ops Infrastructure is available in no time Pressure moves higher in the stack to set up a complete environment App Ops will be focused on managing the application itself, completely abstract the underlying infrastructure Focus on delivering value to the business – enabling new capabilities, assuring service levels and not setting up infrastructure

18. Active application management

19. VMware’s Active Application Management strategy for IaaS The move towards cloud and use of modern application frameworks and methodologies is creating an opportunity to think differently on managing applications Manage applications holistically and separately from the supporting infrastructure Help manage applications that move across, and run across, public and private clouds Horizontally integrates management across deployment, monitoring and change Collaborate Monitoring Policy Add Capacity Optimize Isolate, trouble shoot, remediate, change Deploy Components, Topology, resource allocation, environment binding . Monitor Resources, compliancy, transactions, users, change impact Topology Update Reboot Burst compute Scale Policy

20. Application provisioning load balancer load balancer appserver appserver appserver worker Automated model driven Provisioning on Hybrid IaaS 1 cache database messaging Best-practice Application templates for deployment patterns Standardization of heterogeneous middleware, packaged apps, OS 2 3 Collaborative, Integrated App Management 4

21. Establish “your clouds” Define available clouds as potential deployment environments Establish a library of standardized application components and scripts

22. Build your app Define relationship to create a topology and Set configurations and parameters Select components from a standardized catalogue

23. Orchestrate deployment Automatically generate a deployment flow Set callouts for notifications and 3rd party product integrations

24. Cloud application performance monitoring load balancer load balancer appserver appserver appserver worker Consolidated application management console spanning business critical KPIs (Cost, change, performance, compliancy…) 1 cache database messaging 3 4 2 Closed loop system for optimization- scale, restart, burst, roll back Application life cycle Spring, Deploy, Monitor Consolidated and integrated monitoring across all layers

25. Applications dashboard Consolidated dashboard presenting an overall health view Key application oriented KPIs to provide full visibility Confidential 19

26. Auto generated topology map Visualize health on each component of the app Dynamically pick up business transactions and provide them with health scores Automatically detect application components and relationships Confidential

27. Detailed monitoring Overlay config and code change information on performance graph Simple navigation makes it easy to zoom in on relevant areas Confidential 21

28. Summary IaaS will drive the adoption of the cloud operating model which define clear separation of ownerships It requires a new approach – let go of some operational aspects in favor of others An horizontal approach is best suited for the cloud operating model Collaborate Monitoring Policy Add Capacity Optimize Isolate, trouble shoot, remediate, change Deploy Components, Topology, resource allocation, environment binding . Monitor Resources, compliancy, transactions, users, change impact Topology Update Reboot Burst compute Scale Policy