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Cloud's future runs through Sovereign DBaaS
The webinar discusses the emerging concept of Sovereign Database-as-a-Service (DBaaS), emphasizing its advantages in data portability, cost control, and security without vendor lock-in. Key challenges of current cloud usage include security, resource management, and governance, while the strengths and weaknesses of Sovereign DBaaS are analyzed alongside opportunities and threats in the market. The presentation outlines how organizations can leverage both public and private cloud infrastructures while maintaining control over their database environments.
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- 1. Cloud’s future runs throughSovereign DBaaS June 8 @ 11am EST live webinar
- 2. Vinay Josery CEO ofSeveralnines Sanjeev Mohan Principal Analyst at SanjMo and former Gartner Research VP Presenters: live webinar
- 3. 3 live webinar agenda 1 Thestate of Cloud usage 2 Introducing Sovereign DBaaS 3 Key characteristics 4 Sovereign DBaaS with Severalnines 5 Q&A
- 4. The state ofCloud usage 1 Introducing Sovereign DBaaS 2 Key characteristics 3
- 5. 5 live webinar The stateof Cloud usage Types of cloud used Public cloud only 16% 80% Hybrid 4% Private cloud only Public 96% Private 84%
- 6. 6 live webinar Top 3Cloud challenges Security Expertise Spend
- 7. 7 live webinar All cloudchallenges Top cloud challenges for all organizations Security Lack of resources/expertise Managing cloud spend Governance Managing software licenses Compliance Central cloud team/Business unit responsibility balancing Cloud migration Managing multi-cloud 86% 83% 81% 77% 76% 76% 73% 73% 71%
- 8. 8 live webinar Solution: VaryDeployment Models Workload usage frequency Workload execution duration Public Cloud Co-Location On-Premises
- 9. Introducing Sovereign DBaaS 2 Thestate of Cloud usage 1 Key characteristics 3
- 10. 10 live webinar Introducing SovereignDBaaS Sovereign DBaaS gives you the ultimate portability of choosing where to deploy your own data with no lock-in and with full control over your costs, security, and configuration. Achieve the promise of open-source databases through a vendor-neutral distribution.
- 11. 11 live webinar Sovereign DBaaS KeyFeatures Ownership & Location ● Private cloud IaaS ● Multi-cloud ● On-premises ● Data plane ● Control plane Cost Management ● Open-source ● Cost management ● Cost predictability ● Distributed workloads Manageability ● Upgrades and patching ● Backup management ● Monitoring and alerting ● HA and DR ● Configuration management Governance & Privacy ● Regulatory compliance ● Data residency ● Audit Security ● Data at rest ● Data in motion ● Encryption keys (BYOK) ● Security frameworks User Experience ● Developer ● Operations ● DevOps ● Automation
- 12. 12 live webinar SWOT Analysisfor Sovereign DBaaS S W O T Strengths Requires deep IT talent which is in short supply New category leads to a lack of awareness With greater control, organizations need to exert extra caution for management / administration tasks Predictable costs No vendor lock-in Maintain data privacy Full control over operational aspects Fully-managed SaaS and serverless offerings Hyperscale cloud providers have started offering subset of capabilities, e.g. Amazon RDS Custom Certifications are still in progress Increasing openness to alternatives Improving single pane-of-glass accessibility Develop best practices practical guide Opportunities Weaknesses Threats
- 13. Key characteristics 3 Introducing SovereignDBaaS 2 Sovereign DBaaS with Severalnines 4
- 14. 14 live webinar Open-source DBaaSOptions Single AWS, Azure and GCP Multi-cloud Aiven, Instaclustr (NetApp) Multiple ● Software-only, Severalnines ● H/W and S/W - Nutanix, VMWare Single Amazon RDS on Outposts, Azure Arc, GCP Anthos Public cloud only Hybrid
- 15. Sovereign DBaaS withSeveralnines 4 Key characteristics 3 Q&A 5
- 16. 16 live webinar Before DBaaS Infrastructure& database control Deployment speed Longer Time to Market Internal knowledge CAP / OPEX High infrastructure / personnel costs image here Organizations build private data centers and use proprietary software Advantages Disadvantages
- 17. 17 live webinar Hyperscalers DBaaS inthree acts DB Vendors The Future ACT II ACT III ACT I
- 18. 18 live webinar Hyperscalers setthe groundwork for DBaaS ACT I Advantages: Deployment speed Faster Time to Market Convenience CAP / OPEX at small scale Disadvantages: Cloud Vendor lock-in No multicloud/hybrid CSP-specific nomenclature & tooling Costly at scale
- 19. 19 live webinar Multiple databases* on one cloud *no MongoDB, Elasticsearch, Neo4j, CockroachDB…
- 20. 20 live webinar AWS RDS- supported databases
- 21. 21 live webinar Microsoft Azure- supported databases
- 22. 22 live webinar DB Vendorsfollow suit ACT II Advantages: Reduced cloud vendor lock-in OSS license stability Source-available DBs available as-a-service Multi-cloud At least the main hyperscalers Disadvantages: Database vendor lock-in Mono-environment Region limitations; Realization that certain workloads should be on-prem (e.g. regulations, policies, fit, etc.) Costly at scale Infrastructure / database control
- 23. 23 live webinar One database on any* cloud *any cloud means AWS, Azure, GCP
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- 25. 25 live webinar MongoDB -run anywhere
- 26. 26 live webinar Polyglot DB environment On-Prem PublicClouds 1 2 3 DBaaS & Enterprise IT reality
- 27. 27 live webinar The EnterpriseDBaaS challenge What our customers are asking Single pane of glass for 1000s of instances - On-prem + public clouds - Oracle, SQL Server, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Redis,... Cross platform provisioning & management Service concepts and nomenclature Replicate data between environments Existing deployments What’s out there
- 28. 28 live webinar Intelligent platforms allow orgsto roll their own OSS DBaaS All Act I and II advantages E.g. deployment speed, OSS access, etc. Environment freedom Run on-prem, in public cloud, or hybrid setup Can run cloud equivalent loads at ½ the cost* Infrastructure / database control Database automation w/out ceding control License freedom and stability OSS Licenses allow for self-implementation Advantages ACT III
- 29. Building your ownDBaaS
- 30. 30 live webinar Your unifieddatabase automation platform Infra selection / database ownership Use the open source databases you want: Private Public Hybrid Smaller scale CSPs z z z z z z z Deploy when, where and how you want: One control plane, multiple tools Lifecycle automation Observability monitoring, graphing, alerting Security Tuning Implement one tool for all your ops needs:
- 31. 31 live webinar Functionality, indetail Backup management Monitoring & alerting Deployment & Scaling Upgrades & Patching Security & Compliance Operational Reporting Configuration Management Automatic Recovery & Repair Performance Management Automated Perf. Advisors One Control Plane, Full Lifecycle Automation
- 32. 32 live webinar Open SourceDigital Transformation at ABSA (formerly Barclays Africa Group Ltd.) Environment Hybrid Infrastructure Technologies Number of servers 2000 Database Technologies
- 33. 33 live webinar Our customerssay: “Severalnines enabled us to build automation around our database platform for self-service provisioning while being able to consistently determine deployment patterns without DBA involvement.” 200 customers and counting
- 34. Q&A 5 Sovereign DBaaS withSeveralnines 4
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