1. Journey to the Programmable
Data Center
Modernizing our Data Centers – Strategy and Approach
Geremy Reiner – greiner@psclistens.com
www.psclistens.com
Provides a business-focused approach. Shifting from a technology or devices approach to one that supports how people work both within the data center and throughout the organization is one of the main benefits to the SDDC. The SDDC automates the delivery of your IT resources through a unified process – so your data center operates the way you want, not the way component or siloed technologies demand.
Simplifies data center management. Simpler is better. Rather than using multiple tools to manage the variety of technologies in today’s data center – from servers to switches to storage devices – the SDDC provides a single platform for monitoring, updating and scaling server, storage and networking resources.
Increases the speed of service delivery. The use of automation and software-defined mapping of server, storage and networking resources provides for greater agility, control, efficiency and reliability when deploying enterprise technology services.
Extends benefits of automation and orchestration. With a properly-configured SDDC, you are poised to extend the benefits of automation and orchestration into any IT services delivery workflow. This means that previously complex IT services can be deployed in a standard, repeatable fashion.
Up to 2500 servers in a box
Up to 2500 servers in a box
Estimated that Google has over 15 exabytes stored
Facebook is storing at least 300 petabytes of live storage
Amazon is estimated to be using between 1 and 3 exabytes
MS Is fuzzy on the numbers but they have at least 300 petabytes stored behind just outlook.com and are estimated to have between 3 and 5 exabytes in use
In 2015 it was estimated that globally we were storing an amazing total of 8 zettabytes. And that by 2020 there will be over 40 zettabytes of data.
10005 PB petabyte
10006 EB exabyte
10007 ZB zettabyte
10008 YB yottabyte