This document provides an overview of Microsoft's private cloud infrastructure and Dynamic Datacenter Toolkit (DDTK). It discusses: 1) The DDTK which provides guidance and tools for hosters and enterprises to build scalable private clouds and enable IT as a service. 2) How the DDTK helps reduce management costs and increase resource utilization for organizations. 3) Examples of hosting companies and enterprises using the DDTK to deploy private cloud solutions. 4) The key components, architecture, and benefits of the DDTK for both hosters and enterprises in enabling flexible and automated private cloud environments.

1. OvierviewPrivate Cloud InfrastructureSon VuEPG Technical Specialisti-sonvu@microsoft.comwww.CaoSonBlog.comMicrosoft Vietnam

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3. IT as a Service

4. Well-known, stable and secure

5. Utilization

6. Utilization Increases to >50%

7. Management Costs Decrease

8. Capacity on Demand

9. Global ReachTraditionalDatacenterVirtualizedDatacenterTraditionalDatacenterVirtualizedDatacenter

10. The Case for Private CloudAnalyst View“Private Cloud Computing is Real – Get Over It” - Tom Bittman – GartnerMore than half of enterprises plan on leveraging IaaS clouds in the next 2-3 years -Forrester

11. The Case for Private CloudCustomer View“Management doesn’t trust Amazon. Instead, they have built an internal cloud using VMware/BladeLogic for dev/test, basic production - AutodeskInterested in Amazon-like infrastructure… but fundamentally we trust internal infrastructures. Don’t trust external infrastructures. – BP“Departments.. want to leverage [cloud] to avoid HW purchases for dev/test/QA.” – Proctor & GambleNeed to be more agile to serve internal customers. Enable self-service etc. -IntelWe need services-oriented mgmt where IT manages apps, not boxes.” - ChevronStrictly Microsoft Confidential