IaaS Trends:
Migrate Servers to Cloud
Pradit Pinyopasakul
November 20, 2013
Topics
â€Ē Introducing True Internet Data Center
â€Ē Cloud Computing in Thailand
â€Ē How to transform IT service
â€Ē True Cloud Services
â€Ē Case Study
Convergence Lifestyle Enabler
Wireless Business Group

â€Ē Best 3G+ / First 4G Network in Thailand
â€Ē Over 100,000 WiFi hotspots throughout the country

Wire line Business Group

â€Ē 2.6 million fixed lines in Bangkok and perimeter
â€Ē High speed Internet: xDSL / DOCSIS / FTTH

Pay TV Business Group

â€Ē Largest subscription TV operator in Thailand
â€Ē Over 100 quality channels from all around the world

Content Business Group

â€Ē Lifestyle content and applications
â€Ē Largest online shopping with over 150,000 shops
Electronic cash and payment service
True IDC Background
Internet Data Center 2 sites
@ True Tower
@ Muang Thong Thani

1st Internet Data Center certified

ISO 20000 : IT Service Management
ISO 27001 : Information Security
Management
BS25999 : Business Continuity Management

Frost & Sullivan

Thailand Excellence Awards :
Infrastructure as a Server Vendor of the
year 2013
True Internet Data Center
Data Center world map

USA
1,000+

EU Zone
500+

Asia
200+
(Data Center Map, 2013)
Internet Data Center Asia Map
India
75+

Hong Kong
25+

Japan
35+
Thailand
10+

Malaysia
25+
Data Center Map,
2013

Singapore
15+
Development of Services

Y2003

Y2008

Y2010

Y2012

Y2013
IT as a Service

True
IDC
1st DC
400 sqm.

2nd DC
800 sqm.
+ DR Office

First IaaS
in Thailand

Develop
VMWare
Cloud

Existing DC
10,000
sqm.
Internet Data Center Market analysis
 Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia is double digit growth of hosting and
network management services.
 Vietnam Co-location is second priority below Hosted Application
Management
 Singapore still major player in ASEAN with highest number of
geographical links and channels, most trunks are landed direct to
Singapore before go through other nodes. But Singapore Data Center
is difficult to expand due to limitation of land.
 Budget on Data Center in Asia Pacific is 12% compare to rest of the
world

Source: IDC, 2012
Cloud Computing
in Thailand
, Risk

Cloud Computing’ Benefits
Cost Reduction
Cloud vs. Traditional server deployment timeframe
On Service
Installation

5x – 10x
FASTER

Delivery process
Purchasing process
Capacity planning

On Service
Installation
Purchasing process

Gather requirement
Traditional deployment

Gather requirement
Cloud deployment
Capacity versus Demand Curve

CAPEX

Rising
Demand
Scenario

Capacity

Falling
Demand
Scenario

Time
Data Center Workloads
200

CAGR 39%

180
160
140
112.10 (62%)

120

88.40 (57%)

100

67.90 52%)
49.70 (46%)

80
60

21.30 (30%)

33.50 (39%)

40
20

CAGR 7%

49.8

53.1

58.3

63.7

66.7

68.5

2011

2012

2013

2014

2015

2016

0

Traditional data center workloads

Cloud data center workloads

Source: Intel
Market Size: Thailand Cloud
Million USD

$78 million
Thailand Cloud Ecosystem
SaaS Providers

International PaaS Providers

IaaS Providers
Cloud
Community

Infrastructure Providers

Gov.
Agency
Thailand Cloud Status

IaaS
â€Ē Most data centers are
Virtualized and Server
Consolidated
â€Ē Some deploy on-demand
public cloud service and
explore hybrid cloud
â€Ē Many large enterprises
focus on building a
private cloud

PaaS
â€Ē

â€Ē

No provider in
Thailand
Many ISVs
(Independent
Software Vendors)
now migrate to
Azure, Amazon.

SaaS
â€Ē Most solutions are Web
application, but change
business model.
â€Ē Few deploy full cloud
platforms.
â€Ē More international
solutions.
â€Ē Users: large free clouds
consumption.
â€Ē SMEs start to explore
Cloud.
How we support Software Startups
True Winner Project (2011)
â€Ē True with Software Park
â€Ē Support Thai software developers to develop SaaS
â€Ē Sponsored Cloud infrastructure as a service and helps to promote.

True Incube (2013)
â€Ē Incubate entrepreneurs in creating successful business
â€Ē True supports initial $5.8 Million seeding fund, training, co-working
space at Launchpad.
Asia Cloud Computing Readiness Index

(Asia Cloud Computing Association, Oct 2012)
Issues of Cloud Service in Thailand

Source : NSTDA, 2013
Cloud Computing
Transform Your IT Infrastructure
Software-Defined Data Center
Intelligence Will Be Abstracted Creating Pools Of Data Center Services
Journey to Provide IT Services
Processing

Processing

Processing

Processing

Applications

Applications

Applications

Applications

OS

OS

OS

OS
Storage

Server

Network

Storage

Server

Network

Storage

Server

Network

Storage

Server

Network

Facility

Facility

Facility

Facility

Co-location

IaaS

SaaS

Business process
outsourcing

MPLS / VPN

Service Provider

Customer

â€Ē Cloud computing: next stage of Network evolution
â€Ē Key to improve the IT services: IT integration capability
Evolve to ITaaS
Two Different IaaS Markets

Enterprise

â€Ē Enterprise-focus
â€Ē Managed Service/ITOcompatible
â€Ē End to end SLA guarantee.
â€Ē Hybrid compatible
â€Ē Network convergence
â€Ē Security / Regulation
compliance.
â€Ē High Performance

Enterprise
Standard
â€Ē Low Cost
â€Ē Highlystandardized
â€Ē Developer-focus
â€Ē Startupcompatible
â€Ē Full automation

Customization

Telco’s Differentiation
Advantage
(in red)
SLAs
Performance
Service / Support
Hybrid Cloud / IT
Integration
User Self-service
3rd Party APPs

SMB

Cloud Management
System

SME

Hardware
Network
Data Center
Public Cloud Booming, while tend to localized
SME Oriented
Public Cloud
 commodity 

Enterprise Oriented
Hybrid Cloud
Localization

Enterprise
Private
Cloud

SMB

VPN

CSP

VPC

Hosted
Private
Cloud
CSP

â€Ē Business Drivers for Telco : ICT transformation, defend traditional IDC services,
improve operational margin.
2013 IT Spending Survey
Which IaaS services do you currently use? Do you expect to use in 3-5 years?

Source: Goldman Sachs
How to transform IT service ??
Transform Your IT Infrastructure
Transform Your IT Infrastructure
Two Types of Workloads

â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē

Traditional Applications
Expect reliability
Back-up everything
HA, Fault tolerance
Admin control recovery
e.g. SAP, Oracle, AutoCAD, Exchange

Cloud Computing
– Scale up

â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē

Cloud Native
Design for failure
Ephemeral resource
Multi-site redundancy
Self-service recovery
e.g. Big Data, High performance
computing, Social, Gaming

Cloud Computing
– Scale out
Design a zone for
Traditional Application workload
Design a zone for
Cloud native workload
Transform Your IT Infrastructure
Cloud Management

VM Operation
â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē

Start
Stop
Restart
Terminate

â€Ē
â€Ē

Remote Desktop
SSH, Putty

Change
Specification

Monitoring

Console Access
â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē

CPU Utilized
RAM Utilized
Network
Configuration

â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē

Cloud type
Change Package
Add/ Remove Server
Add/ Remove CPU
Add/ Remove RAM
Add/ Remove Storage
True Cloud Services
True IDC Multi-Platform Public Cloud
Open-source Cloud

Enterprise Cloud

Cost Effective
(KVM-based Hypervisor)

Flexibility with Guaranteed SLA
(VMWare Hypervisor)

Customized for Specific Usage
â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē

DR on Cloud
Virtual Private Cloud
Hybrid Cloud

Software as a Service
HR, ERP, CRM, Account Management,
E-mail, Intranet, Website

Lesson Learned!
Market Place is needed.
Cloud Technology by VMWare
VM w are's I nnovation, Ex cellence and Strategic
I m portance Have Been Recognized By M ore Than
280 I ndustry Accolades and Aw ards

Source : http://www.vmware.com/company/news/awards.html

Vmotion (migrate server without downtime)
How’s it work?

Planned
Downtime
High Load
* LUN = Logical Unit Number, Logical Disk
Site Recovery Manager – Data Disaster Recovery
The one ISP who Guarantee SLA 99.99%

Production SiteMuangthong Thani

* Optional service

DR SiteTrue Tower
Variety of Requirements

Customization required:
â€Ē Web Hosting (pre-configured server)
â€Ē Game Server (different usage behavior)
â€Ē Render Farm (computing-communication intensive)
â€Ē Email Exchange (flexibility with application)
Key Benefit of True Cloud Services
â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē
â€Ē

Highly Performance and Security of Server Infrastructure
Highly Bandwidth with no extra charge
Flexible and enable to upgrade (Pay as You GO)
High Availability Mode (HA) for Enterprise Cloud
SLA 99.95% for Enterprise Cloud
No Investment and MA Cost
Server include Public IP address, Monitoring Tools
Optional for SPLA of Microsoft
Supported multi-purpose e.g. Web server, Mail server, Database server
Virtual Private Cloud
Enterprise Private Cloud

â€Ē Security isolation with other tenants' renting
resource (VPC)
â€Ē Provides flexible VPC templates for different
SLA requirement

DB VM

â€Ē application deployment

VPN

vLB

vFW
Router

VPC

vLAN
/Subnet

VPC
True Public Cloud

vLAN
/Subnet
App VM

Web VM
Web VM
Hybrid Cloud
Enterprise â€Ē Co-location
â€Ē Managed Hosting

â€Ē Enterprises with Co-location IT, require rapid
expansion for additional resources due to
business needs

WebServer DB Server

â€Ē Unified resources presentation and
management of Co-location IT resource and
VPC
â€Ē Secure connection between managed IT
systems and VPC

Storage

VPN
EIP

vLB

vFW
Router

VPC

vLAN
/Subnet

VPC

vLAN
/Subnet
app

Telco Public Cloud

web
web
Managed Virtual Private Cloud for
Large Enterprise
Virtual Private
Cloud with DR

30+ DC and
Branch offices
Branch Office

Datacenter

VPC

1

Datacenter

2

Branch Office

1

2

Datacenter

Challenges

3

Branch Office

Low resource utilization <20%
 50+% TCO used for maintenance
 Low reliability of service systems
 Long service rollout period (months)


VPC

Branch Office

Solutions & Benefits



Physical servers : 200 reduce to 64



Migrate 48 IT applications to cloud

Resource utilization increased to 70%
 service rollout from months to weeks

Case Study 1
Pulp and Paper Manufacturer : E-Commerce website
Solution

-Using cloud servers to replace physical servers
for E-Commerce website

Benefit

- Cost effective, high speed
- Address normal requirements
- Simple to use

Best Suitable with
-Open-source cloud
Case Study 2
International Healthcare Solutions : Production servers
Solution

-Using Cloud server for Critical Business

Benefit

-Availability Guaranteed
-Backup solution
-Load balancer
-Monitoring service
-Personal firewall

Best Suitable with
-Enterprise cloud
Case Study 3
Fast Food Restaurant Chain: Disaster Recovery on Cloud
Solution

-Disaster Recovery on cloud

Benefit

-Flexibility
-Support different BCP Plan (different RTO, RPO)

Best Suitable with
-Customized Cloud

Internet

MPLS
Private Link
Headquarter

Server 01

Server 02

VPN Firewall

Disaster Site

Backup/ Replicate
Software

Server 03

Server 04

Server 01

Server 02

Resource
SAN Storage

Server 03

Server 04
Conclusion

True IDC’s Multi-Platform Public Cloud aims at addressing

variety of requirements across Broad base of
customers by Leveraging True Group Strengths.
IaaS Trends: Migrate Servers to Cloud

IaaS Trends: Migrate Servers to Cloud

  • 1.
    IaaS Trends: Migrate Serversto Cloud Pradit Pinyopasakul November 20, 2013
  • 2.
    Topics â€Ē Introducing TrueInternet Data Center â€Ē Cloud Computing in Thailand â€Ē How to transform IT service â€Ē True Cloud Services â€Ē Case Study
  • 3.
    Convergence Lifestyle Enabler WirelessBusiness Group â€Ē Best 3G+ / First 4G Network in Thailand â€Ē Over 100,000 WiFi hotspots throughout the country Wire line Business Group â€Ē 2.6 million fixed lines in Bangkok and perimeter â€Ē High speed Internet: xDSL / DOCSIS / FTTH Pay TV Business Group â€Ē Largest subscription TV operator in Thailand â€Ē Over 100 quality channels from all around the world Content Business Group â€Ē Lifestyle content and applications â€Ē Largest online shopping with over 150,000 shops Electronic cash and payment service
  • 4.
    True IDC Background InternetData Center 2 sites @ True Tower @ Muang Thong Thani 1st Internet Data Center certified ISO 20000 : IT Service Management ISO 27001 : Information Security Management BS25999 : Business Continuity Management Frost & Sullivan Thailand Excellence Awards : Infrastructure as a Server Vendor of the year 2013
  • 5.
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    Data Center worldmap USA 1,000+ EU Zone 500+ Asia 200+ (Data Center Map, 2013)
  • 7.
    Internet Data CenterAsia Map India 75+ Hong Kong 25+ Japan 35+ Thailand 10+ Malaysia 25+ Data Center Map, 2013 Singapore 15+
  • 8.
    Development of Services Y2003 Y2008 Y2010 Y2012 Y2013 ITas a Service True IDC 1st DC 400 sqm. 2nd DC 800 sqm. + DR Office First IaaS in Thailand Develop VMWare Cloud Existing DC 10,000 sqm.
  • 9.
    Internet Data CenterMarket analysis  Malaysia, Thailand, Indonesia is double digit growth of hosting and network management services.  Vietnam Co-location is second priority below Hosted Application Management  Singapore still major player in ASEAN with highest number of geographical links and channels, most trunks are landed direct to Singapore before go through other nodes. But Singapore Data Center is difficult to expand due to limitation of land.  Budget on Data Center in Asia Pacific is 12% compare to rest of the world Source: IDC, 2012
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    Cloud vs. Traditionalserver deployment timeframe On Service Installation 5x – 10x FASTER Delivery process Purchasing process Capacity planning On Service Installation Purchasing process Gather requirement Traditional deployment Gather requirement Cloud deployment
  • 14.
    Capacity versus DemandCurve CAPEX Rising Demand Scenario Capacity Falling Demand Scenario Time
  • 15.
    Data Center Workloads 200 CAGR39% 180 160 140 112.10 (62%) 120 88.40 (57%) 100 67.90 52%) 49.70 (46%) 80 60 21.30 (30%) 33.50 (39%) 40 20 CAGR 7% 49.8 53.1 58.3 63.7 66.7 68.5 2011 2012 2013 2014 2015 2016 0 Traditional data center workloads Cloud data center workloads Source: Intel
  • 16.
    Market Size: ThailandCloud Million USD $78 million
  • 17.
    Thailand Cloud Ecosystem SaaSProviders International PaaS Providers IaaS Providers Cloud Community Infrastructure Providers Gov. Agency
  • 18.
    Thailand Cloud Status IaaS â€ĒMost data centers are Virtualized and Server Consolidated â€Ē Some deploy on-demand public cloud service and explore hybrid cloud â€Ē Many large enterprises focus on building a private cloud PaaS â€Ē â€Ē No provider in Thailand Many ISVs (Independent Software Vendors) now migrate to Azure, Amazon. SaaS â€Ē Most solutions are Web application, but change business model. â€Ē Few deploy full cloud platforms. â€Ē More international solutions. â€Ē Users: large free clouds consumption. â€Ē SMEs start to explore Cloud.
  • 19.
    How we supportSoftware Startups True Winner Project (2011) â€Ē True with Software Park â€Ē Support Thai software developers to develop SaaS â€Ē Sponsored Cloud infrastructure as a service and helps to promote. True Incube (2013) â€Ē Incubate entrepreneurs in creating successful business â€Ē True supports initial $5.8 Million seeding fund, training, co-working space at Launchpad.
  • 20.
    Asia Cloud ComputingReadiness Index (Asia Cloud Computing Association, Oct 2012)
  • 21.
    Issues of CloudService in Thailand Source : NSTDA, 2013
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    Transform Your ITInfrastructure
  • 24.
    Software-Defined Data Center IntelligenceWill Be Abstracted Creating Pools Of Data Center Services
  • 25.
    Journey to ProvideIT Services Processing Processing Processing Processing Applications Applications Applications Applications OS OS OS OS Storage Server Network Storage Server Network Storage Server Network Storage Server Network Facility Facility Facility Facility Co-location IaaS SaaS Business process outsourcing MPLS / VPN Service Provider Customer â€Ē Cloud computing: next stage of Network evolution â€Ē Key to improve the IT services: IT integration capability
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    Two Different IaaSMarkets Enterprise â€Ē Enterprise-focus â€Ē Managed Service/ITOcompatible â€Ē End to end SLA guarantee. â€Ē Hybrid compatible â€Ē Network convergence â€Ē Security / Regulation compliance. â€Ē High Performance Enterprise Standard â€Ē Low Cost â€Ē Highlystandardized â€Ē Developer-focus â€Ē Startupcompatible â€Ē Full automation Customization Telco’s Differentiation Advantage (in red) SLAs Performance Service / Support Hybrid Cloud / IT Integration User Self-service 3rd Party APPs SMB Cloud Management System SME Hardware Network Data Center
  • 28.
    Public Cloud Booming,while tend to localized SME Oriented Public Cloud  commodity  Enterprise Oriented Hybrid Cloud Localization Enterprise Private Cloud SMB VPN CSP VPC Hosted Private Cloud CSP â€Ē Business Drivers for Telco : ICT transformation, defend traditional IDC services, improve operational margin.
  • 29.
    2013 IT SpendingSurvey Which IaaS services do you currently use? Do you expect to use in 3-5 years? Source: Goldman Sachs
  • 30.
    How to transformIT service ??
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    Transform Your ITInfrastructure
  • 32.
    Transform Your ITInfrastructure Two Types of Workloads â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē Traditional Applications Expect reliability Back-up everything HA, Fault tolerance Admin control recovery e.g. SAP, Oracle, AutoCAD, Exchange Cloud Computing – Scale up â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē Cloud Native Design for failure Ephemeral resource Multi-site redundancy Self-service recovery e.g. Big Data, High performance computing, Social, Gaming Cloud Computing – Scale out
  • 33.
    Design a zonefor Traditional Application workload
  • 34.
    Design a zonefor Cloud native workload
  • 35.
    Transform Your ITInfrastructure
  • 36.
    Cloud Management VM Operation â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē Start Stop Restart Terminate â€Ē â€Ē RemoteDesktop SSH, Putty Change Specification Monitoring Console Access â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē CPU Utilized RAM Utilized Network Configuration â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē Cloud type Change Package Add/ Remove Server Add/ Remove CPU Add/ Remove RAM Add/ Remove Storage
  • 37.
  • 38.
    True IDC Multi-PlatformPublic Cloud Open-source Cloud Enterprise Cloud Cost Effective (KVM-based Hypervisor) Flexibility with Guaranteed SLA (VMWare Hypervisor) Customized for Specific Usage â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē DR on Cloud Virtual Private Cloud Hybrid Cloud Software as a Service HR, ERP, CRM, Account Management, E-mail, Intranet, Website Lesson Learned! Market Place is needed.
  • 39.
    Cloud Technology byVMWare VM w are's I nnovation, Ex cellence and Strategic I m portance Have Been Recognized By M ore Than 280 I ndustry Accolades and Aw ards Source : http://www.vmware.com/company/news/awards.html Vmotion (migrate server without downtime)
  • 40.
    How’s it work? Planned Downtime HighLoad * LUN = Logical Unit Number, Logical Disk
  • 41.
    Site Recovery Manager– Data Disaster Recovery The one ISP who Guarantee SLA 99.99% Production SiteMuangthong Thani * Optional service DR SiteTrue Tower
  • 42.
    Variety of Requirements Customizationrequired: â€Ē Web Hosting (pre-configured server) â€Ē Game Server (different usage behavior) â€Ē Render Farm (computing-communication intensive) â€Ē Email Exchange (flexibility with application)
  • 43.
    Key Benefit ofTrue Cloud Services â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē â€Ē Highly Performance and Security of Server Infrastructure Highly Bandwidth with no extra charge Flexible and enable to upgrade (Pay as You GO) High Availability Mode (HA) for Enterprise Cloud SLA 99.95% for Enterprise Cloud No Investment and MA Cost Server include Public IP address, Monitoring Tools Optional for SPLA of Microsoft Supported multi-purpose e.g. Web server, Mail server, Database server
  • 44.
    Virtual Private Cloud EnterprisePrivate Cloud â€Ē Security isolation with other tenants' renting resource (VPC) â€Ē Provides flexible VPC templates for different SLA requirement DB VM â€Ē application deployment VPN vLB vFW Router VPC vLAN /Subnet VPC True Public Cloud vLAN /Subnet App VM Web VM Web VM
  • 45.
    Hybrid Cloud Enterprise â€ĒCo-location â€Ē Managed Hosting â€Ē Enterprises with Co-location IT, require rapid expansion for additional resources due to business needs WebServer DB Server â€Ē Unified resources presentation and management of Co-location IT resource and VPC â€Ē Secure connection between managed IT systems and VPC Storage VPN EIP vLB vFW Router VPC vLAN /Subnet VPC vLAN /Subnet app Telco Public Cloud web web
  • 46.
    Managed Virtual PrivateCloud for Large Enterprise Virtual Private Cloud with DR 30+ DC and Branch offices Branch Office Datacenter VPC 1 Datacenter 2 Branch Office 1 2 Datacenter Challenges 3 Branch Office Low resource utilization <20%  50+% TCO used for maintenance  Low reliability of service systems  Long service rollout period (months)  VPC Branch Office Solutions & Benefits  Physical servers : 200 reduce to 64  Migrate 48 IT applications to cloud Resource utilization increased to 70%  service rollout from months to weeks 
  • 47.
    Case Study 1 Pulpand Paper Manufacturer : E-Commerce website Solution -Using cloud servers to replace physical servers for E-Commerce website Benefit - Cost effective, high speed - Address normal requirements - Simple to use Best Suitable with -Open-source cloud
  • 48.
    Case Study 2 InternationalHealthcare Solutions : Production servers Solution -Using Cloud server for Critical Business Benefit -Availability Guaranteed -Backup solution -Load balancer -Monitoring service -Personal firewall Best Suitable with -Enterprise cloud
  • 49.
    Case Study 3 FastFood Restaurant Chain: Disaster Recovery on Cloud Solution -Disaster Recovery on cloud Benefit -Flexibility -Support different BCP Plan (different RTO, RPO) Best Suitable with -Customized Cloud Internet MPLS Private Link Headquarter Server 01 Server 02 VPN Firewall Disaster Site Backup/ Replicate Software Server 03 Server 04 Server 01 Server 02 Resource SAN Storage Server 03 Server 04
  • 50.
    Conclusion True IDC’s Multi-PlatformPublic Cloud aims at addressing variety of requirements across Broad base of customers by Leveraging True Group Strengths.