Planning Your Cloud Strategy

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This document discusses planning a cloud strategy and provides information on several related topics: - It explains why developing a cloud strategy is important given the rise of cloud services, identities, and application development approaches. - It outlines key considerations for using cloud services, federating cloud identities, developing applications, and running applications in the cloud. - It also discusses how technologies like containers, Kubernetes, microservices, and tools from WSO2 can help with cloud integration, identity management, and deploying applications in cloud environments.

Planning Your Cloud Strategy
S.Uthaiyashankar
VP Engineering, WSO2
shankar@wso2.com

Why We Need Cloud Strategy?
Picture Credit : http://dilbert.com/strip/2009-11-18

Cloud Strategy
• Using Cloud Services
• Federation of Cloud Identities
• Development in Cloud
• Running Your Application in Cloud

Cloud Services
• Tons of Useful Services
• Standing on the Shoulders of Giants
• You/Your Customers might already
using some of these services

Cloud Identities
• Increased numbers of Social
Identities
• Lots of retail customer identities
are based on social network
identities
• Your users/employees already
have one or more social identities

Application Development
• Agile
• API Driven
• Polyglot (language, technology, data)
• Requires Quick Releases
• Supports Long Tail of Apps

Application Runtime
• Microservices Architecture
• Unpredictable Load
• Varied scalability between components

Relationship with IT
8
2 days to
create a
user
½ day to
reset a
password
3 days to
create a
database
1 week to
provision
a VMruntime
policies
devops
policies
Picture Credit : http://web.zizinya.com/blog/

What You Need?
• Self Service
• Heterogeneous Runtimes
• Polyglot Programming Model
• Workflow Driven
• API Driven
• Accept Creative Experimentation
• Low Cost Development, Runtime Environments

Rise of the Containers
Enterprise Docker, Adrien BLIND, Aurelien GABET, Arnaud MAZIN

And the Fancy Cousins…
Picture Credit : Kubernetes : Scheduling the Future at Cloud Scale

And the Madness Continues…
Urbernetes Control Plane
Kubernetes Cluster 1
GCE
Kubernetes Cluster 2
AWs
Kubernetes Cluster n
Private
Standard
Kubernetes API
Urbernetes API
Policy Engine
Auth
Desired
Federation
State
Migration
Controllers
https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/docs/proposals/federation.md

WSO2 API Manager
• Controlling which cloud APIs can be used by the
applications
• Identifying which applications are using what APIs
and how much they are using

WSO2 ESB and Connectors
• Integration with cloud services
• Cloud to Cloud and Cloud to Enterprise
Integrations
• ESB Connector Store : https://store.wso2.com

WSO2 Integration Cloud
• Manages and executes
integration templates

WSO2 Identity Server
• SSO and Identity Federation

WSO2 Identity Server
• Identity Provisioning

Running WSO2 Products on Kubernetes
Pod 1 Pod 2
Manager Cluster
Service
Pod 3 Pod 4 Pod n
Worker Cluster
Services
Manager
Replication
Controller
Worker Replication
Controller
Client
Gov
Reg
Conf
Reg
User
Store

Cloud image source: Freepik
WSO2 Public
Cloud
WSO2 Managed
Cloud
WSO2 PaaS
Offerings
WSO2 Cloud

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4. Cloud Services • Tons of Useful Services • Standing on the Shoulders of Giants • You/Your Customers might already using some of these services

5. Cloud Identities • Increased numbers of Social Identities • Lots of retail customer identities are based on social network identities • Your users/employees already have one or more social identities

6. Application Development • Agile • API Driven • Polyglot (language, technology, data) • Requires Quick Releases • Supports Long Tail of Apps

7. Application Runtime • Microservices Architecture • Unpredictable Load • Varied scalability between components

8. Relationship with IT 8 2 days to create a user ½ day to reset a password 3 days to create a database 1 week to provision a VMruntime policies devops policies Picture Credit : http://web.zizinya.com/blog/

9. What You Need? • Self Service • Heterogeneous Runtimes • Polyglot Programming Model • Workflow Driven • API Driven • Accept Creative Experimentation • Low Cost Development, Runtime Environments

10. Rise of the Containers Enterprise Docker, Adrien BLIND, Aurelien GABET, Arnaud MAZIN

11. And the Fancy Cousins… Picture Credit : Kubernetes : Scheduling the Future at Cloud Scale

12. And the Madness Continues… Urbernetes Control Plane Kubernetes Cluster 1 GCE Kubernetes Cluster 2 AWs Kubernetes Cluster n Private Standard Kubernetes API Urbernetes API Policy Engine Auth Desired Federation State Migration Controllers https://github.com/kubernetes/kubernetes/blob/master/docs/proposals/federation.md

13. How WSO2 Helps?

14. WSO2 API Manager • Controlling which cloud APIs can be used by the applications • Identifying which applications are using what APIs and how much they are using

15. WSO2 ESB and Connectors • Integration with cloud services • Cloud to Cloud and Cloud to Enterprise Integrations • ESB Connector Store : https://store.wso2.com

16. WSO2 Integration Cloud • Manages and executes integration templates

17. WSO2 Identity Server • SSO and Identity Federation

18. WSO2 Identity Server • Identity Provisioning

19. Running WSO2 Products on Kubernetes Pod 1 Pod 2 Manager Cluster Service Pod 3 Pod 4 Pod n Worker Cluster Services Manager Replication Controller Worker Replication Controller Client Gov Reg Conf Reg User Store

20. Cloud image source: Freepik WSO2 Public Cloud WSO2 Managed Cloud WSO2 PaaS Offerings WSO2 Cloud

21. Thank You

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Cloud is a style of computing where scalable and elastic IT-related capabilities are provided as a service using Internet technologies.

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