The document discusses IT transformation with hybrid cloud at a liberal arts college established in 2011 with an intake of 1,000 students and 100 faculty. It outlines the college's use of private and public cloud technologies including SDN, SDS, SDI, Puppet, OpenStack, Ceph, Kubernetes, and OpenShift to provide research computing resources including high performance, throughput, and scalable computing via platforms as a service.

1. IT Transformation with Hybrid Cloud
Darwin Gosal
IT Services
29 October 2015

2. Type: Liberal Arts College
Established: 2011
First Intake: 2012
Capacity: 1,000 students and 100 faculty
A community of learning, founded by two great universities,
in Asia, for the World

8. Private Public

10. SDN
SDS
SDI
RH Satellite (Puppet)
Spinal Stack

11. S3/ SWIFT HOST/ HYPERVISOR iSCSI CIFS/ NFS SDK
INTERFACESSTORAGECLUSTERS
MONITORS OBJECT STORAGE DAEMONS (OSD)
BLOCK STORAGE FILE SYSTEMOBJECT STORAGE

13. Research Computing
 High Performance Computing (Super-computer or Beowulf Cluster)

14. Research Computing
 High Performance Computing (Super-computer or Beowulf Cluster)
 High Throughput Computing (Grid Computing)

15. Research Computing
 High Performance Computing (Super-computer or Beowulf Cluster)
 High Throughput Computing (Grid Computing)
 High Scalable Computing (Cloud Computing)

16. Platform as a Service

17. standard hardware
OpenStack shared services
KVM Ironic
VM VM
Service Container Container
Kubernetes
OpenShiftRed Hat Atomic
Enterprise Platform
compute networking storage