This document provides an overview and introduction to cloud services presented by Johan Holder and Mark Thomas of Databarracks. It discusses various cloud service models including Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), Software as a Service (SaaS), Backup as a Service, Hosted Exchange, and Disaster Recovery as a Service. It also covers considerations for moving to the cloud, examples of Databarracks' cloud services offerings, and benefits of cloud computing such as reducing capital expenditures and focusing resources.

1. Databarracks
Cloud Services
Presented by Johan Holder and Mark Thomas

2. Agenda
• Introduction
• Cloud Services
• Infrastructure as a Service
• Platform as a Service
• Software as a Service
• Backup as a Service
• Hosted Exchange
• DR as a Service
• Considerations in moving to the cloud
• Databarracks Cloud Services

3. Introduction to Cloud Services

4. Evolution of Cloud
Cloud federation,
VMware Amazon offer more virtual
release first public IAAS servers than
First virtual physical
worlds first cloud offering, private clouds
x86 bare- Application EC2
metal Service Server
hypervisor Providers (ASP) virtualisation IaaS, Paas, Saas
(ESX) via web services seen as terminology
Amazon mainstream coined
offer first
PaaS AWS
2003 2004 2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012
Databarracks Infrastructure as a
Founded Service
Disaster Recovery
Office Hosted Exchange
Backup as a Service ISO 9001 Certified
Virtual Disaster Recovery ISO 27001 Certified
Colocation Services
Partnered with the Bunker
Virtual Private Cloud
Replication as a Service

5. Delivery Platforms
Directly hosted on IaaS
Cloud Service Offerings
API Links to PaaS
API Links to IaaS
DR as a service
Services
Backup as a service
Layered Managed

6. Examples of Cloud Services

7. Benefits of Cloud Computing
30% 70%
On-Premise Your Managing All of the
Infrastructure Business “Undifferentiated Heavy Lifting”
Cloud-Based Configuring
Infrastructure More Time to Focus on
Your Cloud
Your Business
Assets
70% 30%

8. Infrastructure as a Service

9. Shared Responsibility
Customer Data
You
Platform, Applications,& Access Management
Operating System, Network & Firewall Configuration
Databarracks
Virtualisation Layer
User Portals Catalogues Security
Foundation Services
Compute Storage Database Networking
Databarracks Datacentre Infrastructure

10. IaaS Service Model
Cloud
Computing
Enterprises Public Cloud/
Private Cloud Hybrid Cloud Virtual Private
Cloud
Private Cloud Public Cloud/Virtual
Dedicated solely for an Hybrid Cloud Private Cloud
organisation, typically Extending current Delivering applications
within private firewalls infrastructure into and over the internet
between both public and
private clouds.

11. Platform as a Service

12. Shared Responsibility
Consumer
Customer Data
Applications
Operating System, Network & Firewall Configuration, Platform, & Access Management
Operating System, Network & Firewall Configuration, Platform, & Access Management
Service Provider
Virtualisation Layer
User Portals Catalogues Security
Foundation Services
Compute Storage Database Networking
Databarracks Datacentre Infrastructure

13. PaaS Architecture
Traditional Software PaaS Software
Presentation
Application

14. Software as a Service

15. Fully Managed Service
Consumer
Customer Data
Applications
Service Provider
Operating System, Network & Firewall Configuration, Platform, & Access Management
Operating System, Network & Firewall Configuration, Platform, & Access Management
Virtualisation Layer
User Portals Catalogues Security
Foundation Services
Compute Storage Database Networking
Databarracks Datacentre Infrastructure

16. SaaS vs Traditional
Traditional Software Deployment SaaS Deployment

17. Hosted Exchange
Upgrade without Increase availability Re-focus IT Resource
Capital Expenditure Time
Scale as you grow 24/7/365 Support Simple pricing models

18. Backup as a Service
Easily Accessible
Tapes/ Discs
Online

19. Disaster Recovery as a Service

20. Cloud Considerations

21. Considerations
Technology Business
-Connectivity -Where is the data hosted
-Application portability -Service Level Agreements
-Security -Certifications and Accreditations
-Licensing -Where does the support start and finish
-Retention of data -Availability of Service/ Downtime
-Migration Strategy

22. Where is your Data Hosted

23. Networking
Internet
Direct Connection VPN Connection
Dedicated connection between your IT VPN connection connects Databarracks
infrastructure and the Databarracks environment to your datacenter
datacenters Internet Protocol security (IPsec) VPN
connection.

24. Managed Service
Design
Analyse Migrate Support
Build

25. In Summary

26. Key Benefits
Upgrade without Improve Agility & Pay Only for
Capital Expenditure Time to Market What you reserve
Simple to Deploy Scale as you grow Focus IT Resource

27. Databarracks

28. Databarracks Global Map
Norway
(1)
Russia
en
ed
Sw
Canada UK
German
y Poland
SWZ
USA
Spain Italy Greece
China
UAE India
Hong Kong
Thailand
Singapore
Brazil
Peru
Australia
RSA

29. Trusted by thousands

30. Case Studies

31. What do our customer say
"To manage our IT systems and to ensure they are up and running for all our staff is a time
consuming job, so to find a service provider that completely managed our data lifecycle,
from backup to recovery and from live data to archival, was imperative"
Duncan Wood, Save the Children UK
"Now that our email is hosted in the cloud, it's easy for remote workers to get
access. It also fits into our DR policy. We don't have to worry about how we
replicate our entire Exchange system. It's Databarracks' responsibility,"
Bob McMeekin, Head of IT, Scottish Youth Hostel
Our charges are now scalable and predictable - with no hidden costs.
Louisa Palmer, Caspian One
"Our virtual private cloud with Databarracks has consolidated our IT infrastructure
and reduced our hardware costs. Whereas our IT systems used to be on 8 different
sites, now we have only one. This makes maintenance and updating much easier."
Ben Fox, Head of IT, Yacht Haven Group