1. 1 Realizing the True Potential of On-Demand IT:Enterprise Cloud Architectures

2. What’s New in BIG-IP V10.2, April 26 New Virtual Application Delivery Controller BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager Virtual Edition (VE) VM Network Orchestration and Dynamic Services New management plug-ins for HP, VMware, and Microsoft Long-Distance and Optimized VMware VMotion BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager and WAN Optimization Module Enterprise to Cloud Access Control and Acceleration Services BIG-IP Edge Gateway Enterprise to Cloud End-User Performance SLAs Auto-instrumentation for 3rd party Web Performance Management through BIG-IP Local Traffic Manager

3. Virtualization to Cloud Maturity Model Separate Consolidate Aggregate Automate Liberate Self-Managing Datacenters Server Consolidation Test and Development CapacityOn Demand Enterprise Computing Clouds On and Off Premise Public Private Or Here Or Here Or Here You Are Here Enterprise Objective: An IT Services On-Demand Platform

4. What the Market is Seeking Simplicity / Flexibility Dynamic Services Model Outsource Everything Lack of Context /Control Context & Control Traditional Infrastructure Complex / Inflexible

5. What’s Needed Users Dynamic Services Model: Reusable services that understand context and can provide control regardless of application, virtualization, user, device, platform or location Resources Private Public Physical Virtual Cloud Multi-Site DCs

7. HA / DR

8. Bursting

10. Application

11. Storage

13. Application

14. Data

16. Visibility

17. OrchestrationApplication and Data Delivery Network Resources Private Public Physical Virtual Multi-Site DCs Cloud

19. No commonality with enterprise

20. LB scale can vary dramatically*

21. Limited control content / app switching

22. No transaction integrity / persistence

23. Very limited security

24. Limited network / application acceleration

25. No user context to apply policy

26. and on and on…..Flexibility, Context,and Control in the Enterprise …but not in the Cloud Resources Private Public Physical Virtual Cloud Multi-Site DCs *Rightscale White Paper: Load-Balancing in the Cloud

28. Predictable, High Performance LB Scale

29. Rich content switching

30. Full transaction integrity / persistence

31. Superior security

32. User and application context

33. Network and application accelerationFlexibility, Context,and Control in the Enterprise ….and the Cloud BIG-IP LTM Virtual Edition BIG-IP LTM Virtual Edition Resources Private Public Physical Virtual Cloud Multi-Site DCs

35. Costly opex

36. Can be disruptive if done incorrectly

37. Exponentially more complex as you add sites and external cloud services

38. Slower service delivery

39. Add new VM

40. Add to pool

41. Raise destination ratio

42. Lower origin ratio

43. Disable VM in origin

44. Bleed connections

45. Invoke storage Vmotion

46. Migrate VM

47. Remove from origin poolTraditional Load-Balancer or Application Delivery Controller Resources Private Public Physical Virtual Cloud Multi-Site DCs

49. Integration with enterprise management ecosystem

50. Lower opex

51. Faster and predictable delivery servicesBIG-IP Local Traffic Manager BIG-IP LTM Virtual Edition Microsoft Virtual Machine Manager HP Operations Orchestrator VMware vCenter Orchestrator Resources Private Public Cloud Physical Virtual Multi-Site DCs

52. The Promise of Live VMotion: Mobility and Capacity On-Demand Users Flexibilityand Control in the Enterprise Resources Private Public Physical Virtual Cloud Multi-Site DCs

54. VMotion failures

55. Forced network changes

56. Disrupted users

57. Inflexible and unpredictableLimited Flexibility, Context,and Control in the Enterprise User Traffic Resources Private Public Physical Virtual Cloud Multi-Site DCs

59. Migration Keep-Alives

60. iSessions

61. WAN Optimization

62. Encryption

63. Live-Migration Virtual Location Monitor

64. Integration with BIG-IP Global Traffic ManagerBIG-IP LTM Virtual Edition User Traffic Resources Private Public Physical Virtual Cloud Multi-Site DCs

65. Problem: Access Control & Acceleration Across The Maturity Cycle Users No context Difficult change control Error prone Costly Licensing / vendor management issues Compliance problems Limited control Lack of Simplicity, Flexibility, Context,and Control for the Enterprise AAA x 10 AAA x 5 AAA x 2 VPN Web Accelerator WAN Optimizer DNS Bind Server Vendor A Vendor B Vendor C Open Source ? Resources AAA AAA AAA AAA AD AAA AAA AAA AAA CA AAA Private Public TAM AD AD OAM LDAP Physical Virtual Cloud Multi-Site DCs

67. Simplified change control and auditing

68. Flexible access policies

69. Context-aware: user, device, location, and application

70. Control remains within enterpriseSecure Optimized Session AAA BIG-IP Edge Gateway BIG-IP Global Traffic Manager User Requests Optimal Gateway VPN Web Accelerator WAN Optimizer DNS Bind Server Vendor A Vendor B Vendor C Open Source Resources Secure Optimized Session AAA x 5 AAA x 2 AAA x 10 AAA AAA AAA AAA AD AAA AAA AAA AAA CA AAA Private Public TAM AD AD OAM LDAP Physical Virtual Cloud Multi-Site DCs

71. Problem: Consistent Real-Time End-User Performance Measurement Users Can only instrument external web performance management for those applications where you can modify code and tag. Limited Flexibility, Context,and Control For those applications you can modify, maintenance and management can explode with virtualization. With multi-site and inter-cloud architectures it becomes exponential impacting flexibility and simplicity. For those applications you can’t instrument, you lose all context and control to measure real-time performance SLAs. Resources T X T X T X T X Custom Custom Custom X T X X Private Public T X X Physical Virtual Cloud Multi-Site DCs

73. Flexible and simple model applied across multi-site and inter-cloud architectures

74. Enterprise context and control to measure real-time performance SLAs.Tag Resources Tag Custom Custom Custom X T X X X X X T X Private Public T X X T T T Physical Virtual Cloud Multi-Site DCs