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- 1. The Waking Giant: The Coming Era of Enterprise-Ready PaaS Mike Hoskins, CTO Pervasive Software www.pervasivebigdata.com © 2012 by Pervasive Software
- 2. Pervasive Software Overview GlobalSoftware Company • Tens of thousands of users across the globe • Operations in Americas, EMEA, Asia • ~260 employees Strong Financials • $50 million revenue (trailing 12-month) • 45 consecutive quarters of profitability • $42 million in the bank • 24 consecutive quarters of active share buyback • NASDAQ:PVSW since 1997 Leader in Data Innovation • 25% of top-line revenue re-invested in R&D • Software to manage, integrate and analyze data, in the cloud or on-premises, throughout the entire data lifecycle • In-house startups focused on cloud and Big Data
- 3. Agenda • History ofthe Cloud Stack • Enterprise PaaS – what will it look like? – Not traditional middleware – Mixed vendor environment – Catalog of services – Hierarchy of granularity – Data-centric • What will it mean to App developers? – Disruptive to traditional models – Composition driven – New delivery models • What will it mean to Users? 3
- 4. History of theCloud Stack www.pervasivebigdata.com © 2012 by Pervasive Software
- 5. History of CloudStack 1998 2006 2009 SaaS SaaS SaaS/Mobile salesforce.com + PaaS PaaS PaaS force.com + IaaS IaaS (AWS) IaaS Azure 2010 SaaS/Mobile PaaS Pervasive iPaaS IaaS 5
- 7. History of CloudStack 1998 2006 2009 SaaS SaaS SaaS/Mobile salesforce.com + PaaS PaaS PaaS force.com + IaaS IaaS (AWS) IaaS Azure 2010 2015 SaaS/Mobile AppDev PaaS PaaS Pervasive iPaaS IaaS IaaS 7
- 8. Enterprise PaaS: WhatWill It Look Like? www.pervasivebigdata.com © 2012 by Pervasive Software
- 9. Not Traditional Middleware •Not just ported MOM/ESB • Not Client/Server, not LAMP • A world of elastic services: AppDev – Atomic PaaS – Composite IaaS 9
- 10. Mixed Vendor Environment •Less monolithic vendor “stacks” • Best of breed prospers AppDev • Diminishing barriers to entry. PaaS Rapid evolution IaaS • Power shifts to App Developer 10
- 11. Catalog of Services •A Service Store • Discovery outflanks development AppDev • Community activity plays PaaS important role IaaS • Natural Aggregations emerge 11
- 12. Hierarchies of Granularity •From rich and complex “families” of Services, to simple stand-alone Services AppDev • Single function prospers PaaS • Specialization becomes economic IaaS 12
- 13. Data-Centric • The Softwareera is coming to a close. We are entering the era of data. DaaS: Data AppDev as a Service emerges PaaS • RESTful interactions • The rise of Analytic Apps IaaS 13
- 14. What Will ItMean to App Developers? www.pervasivebigdata.com © 2012 by Pervasive Software
- 15. Disruptive to TraditionalApp Development • Lightweight, fast, agile is rewarded • App developer assumes center stage • Front-end of stack (user experience) trumps back-end of stack • SaaS and Mobile continue to dominate 15
- 16. Composition Driven • Appsare less “written” and more “assembled” • Finding functionality becomes less expensive than writing it from scratch • Like fractals, ever higher order data-centric Apps can be composed 16
- 17. New Software DeliveryModels • Subscription moves from time- based to data/usage based (aka: Data Metering) • Easy experimentation and adoption. • Consumption model changes 17
- 18. What Will ItMean to Users? www.pervasivebigdata.com © 2012 by Pervasive Software
- 19. Long-term Impact • PaaSconstantly evolving, highly market driven • Blurring of IaaS/PaaS • Power pendulum continues to swing to Apps/Users • PaaS supports and aligns with SaaS and Mobile future • End of Enterprise Apps? 19
- 20. Thank You! mike.hoskins@pervasive.com www.pervasivebigdata.com © 2012 by Pervasive Software