Private Clouds Made Easy - RightScale myCloud

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RightScale Conference Santa Clara 2011: Interested in private or hybrid cloud? Come check out RightScale myCloud, which brings powerful configuration and automation to proven private cloud distributions from Cloud.com and Eucalyptus. We will talk about how to get started with a private cloud and enable new forms of business agility by leveraging your internal datacenters in conjunction with existing public cloud resources.

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Private Clouds Made Easy

Shivan Bindal
Product Manager, RightScale

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Private Clouds Made Easy

• What is a Private Cloud and why does it matter?

• What is RightScale myCloud?

• How does it work?

Real Cloud Experience. Shared.

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What is Cloud?
• A cloud is a physical data center entity behind an API endpoint

• What do you mean by that?
• EC2 or Amazon Web Services is not a cloud
• Eucalyptus, Cloud.com are not clouds
• An availability zone is not a cloud, it‟s part of one
• Rackspace Hosting is not a cloud.
• EC2 East, Rackspace Cloud Servers, my private cloud… are clouds

• Think of a cloud as a “resource pool” accessed via API

Real Cloud Experience. Shared.

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What is Private Cloud?
• Comprised of one or more datacenters

• Physical Infrastructure that sits behind an API

• May or may not leverage virtualization

• May or may not be hosted by „you‟

• Is available only for your consumption.

Real Cloud Experience. Shared.

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Use Case: Public to Public
Your Applications

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All Apps Aren’t Created Equal

Application Requirements Resource
Portfolio Filter Pools
App 1 Performance App 1 Public Cloud
App 2 Cost App 2
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App 3 Security App 3 Private Cloud
… Compliance …
Reliability Private Cloud
App N App N

It’s about using multiple resource pools, not choosing one.

Real Cloud Experience. Shared.

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Use Case: Public to Private
App A App B App C App D

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Real Cloud Experience. Shared.

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Use Case: Private to Public
App A App B App C App D

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Use Case: Private to Private
App A App B App C App D

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Real Cloud Experience. Shared.

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Why Private and Hybrid Cloud?

• Discourage rogue use of Public Clouds
Control • Security and Compliance

• Leverage existing hardware resources
• Integrate with existing systems and
Flexibility processes

• Enable use of specialized hardware
Performance • Configure systems to match workloads

Real Cloud Experience. Shared.

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What is myCloud?

Real Cloud Experience. Shared.

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Benefits of myCloud
Simple to Setup. Easy to Use. Cost Effective.

Agility & Choice: Choose your cloud infrastructure based on
Application requirements.
Flexibility: Manage application deployments across public and
private clouds; scale on demand.
Control: Securely manage your public, hybrid, and private cloud
deployments from a single Pane of Glass.
Proven: myCloud is based on proven Reference Architectures
with key RightScale partners (Cloud.com, Euca).

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How does myCloud Work?

Real Cloud Experience. Shared.

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myCloud works with our Cloud Partners
RightScale manages cloud.

• Choose your technology from myCloud Partners

• Identify work load requirements

• Build out infrastructure to business requirements

• Expose cloud endpoint

• Begin RightScale integration

• Leverage platform for your work load

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How does myCloud really
work?

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RightScale Registration

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What works out of the box?

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Launching Servers

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Measure of success?

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Questions?

Thank you!

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Product Manager

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