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RightScale Webinar: Provide a Self-Service Portal for vSphere, AWS and Other Clouds
The document discusses the importance of self-service portals for managing hybrid cloud environments, particularly in relation to vSphere and AWS. It emphasizes the need for unified management solutions that facilitate quick provisioning, governance, and cost control, while addressing existing workloads and portability. Key considerations for migration and strategies for app readiness to cloud environments are also explored.
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RightScale Webinar: Provide a Self-Service Portal for vSphere, AWS and Other Clouds
- 1. PROVIDE A SELF-SERVICE PORTALFOR VSPHERE, AWS AND OTHER CLOUDS
- 2. • Rishi Vaish •VP Product, RightScale • Ryan O’Leary • Senior Product Manager, RightScale Q&A • Utpal Thakrar • Senior Product Manager, RightScale • Nick Martinazzi • Sales Development Representative, RightScale Please use the “Questions” window to ask questions at any time Your Panel Today
- 3. • Virtualization vs.Cloud? • The world without self-service • The RightScale solution • See it in action - Demo • What about my existing workloads? • Manage in place • Migrate to cloud • Make portable • Q&A Agenda 22
- 4. Cloud Usage isUbiquitous
- 5. Hybrid is thePreferred Strategy
- 6. Dev, Test andWeb are the Top Workloads
- 7. Self-Service is Neededto Reap the Benefits
- 8. VMware Dominates inPrivate Environments
- 9. But is Virtualizationa Cloud? 8 “If you think a private cloud is just another name for virtualization automation, think again. The business sees value from cloud services that deliver agility, autonomy, and pay-per-use economics. If your private cloud doesn’t deliver this, the business will look elsewhere to get this value, even going so far as to build its own.” James Staten and Lauren E. Nelson Rise of the New Cloud Admin
- 10. The World WithoutSelf-Service
- 11. What Developers Get 1010 Ina virtualized environment In the cloud Long waits Confusion
- 12. What Developers Want 11 Ina virtualized environment In the cloud
- 13. What IT Gets 1212 Ina virtualized environment In the cloud Manual work Heterogeneity and chaos
- 14. What IT Wants 13 Ina virtualized environment In the cloud Automation and control
- 15. What Finance Gets 1414 Ina virtualized environment In the cloud Cost Complexity Unpredictability and waste
- 16. What Finance Wants 1515 Ina virtualized environment In the cloud Cost Clarity and Savings
- 17. • Long waits •Dissatisfied business users • Shadow IT • Lack of governance • Underutilized private environments • Cost escalations in public cloud The Result? Not good! 1616
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- 19. Unified Management • Singlepane of glass across clouds and virtualized • Deploy to clouds and virtualized environment • Move between clouds and virtualized Cloudify vSphere 18 On-premises Private Clouds RightScale Self-Service Corporate Firewall RightScale Cloud Appliance for vSphere vCenter Server™ ESXi VMware® vSphere® Public Clouds
- 20. We Can Cloud-Enableyour Enterprise Your Cloud Portfolio Self-Service Cloud AnalyticsCloud Management Manage Govern Optimize RightScale Cloud Portfolio Management Public Clouds Private Clouds Virtualized Environments
- 21. Capabilities • Quick Provisioning •Curated clouds • Standardized stacks • Enforce policies • Scheduled shutdown • Cost controls Offer Developers a Self-Service Portal 20
- 22. See It InAction - Demo
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- 26. But What Aboutmy Existing Workloads?
- 27. Three Strategies forExisting Workloads 26 Manage natively Migrate elsewhere Make portable
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- 29. Bring Your OwnAssets 28 VMs, VMDKs Cloud Formation templates AMIs Native RightScale Self-Service Catalog ServerTemplates CM Scripts Portable VM VM AMI VM CF CF ST ST ST Chef Chef Chef
- 30. No Lock-in 29 • Managein parallel using RightScale and vCenter • vSphere admins continue to use vCenter • Developers and cloud users can leverage RightScale in parallel • Transparent view of vSphere workloads in both tools, regardless of where launched Manage vSphere Workloads with RightScale RightScale Cloud Portfolio Management Private VirtualizedPublic vCenter
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- 32. What Everyone Wants vSphere AWSor other clouds
- 33. • Newer OSversions • SSL termination • Clustering of LBs • App clustering • Multi-cast • Shared Filesystems • Static IPs 14 Considerations for Migration 32 • Licensing • Tenancy • Scale-down Logic • Bandwidth • Virtual IP requirements • Multi-master DB • Database I/O requirements
- 34. Where to Start:Segment Your App Portfolio • Web architecture • Elastic design • Monolithic • Legacy • Traditional vendors Cloud-Ready • Greenfield • Designed for cloud Elastic Web Traditional
- 35. Assess Apps forCloud Readiness 34 REFACTOR DON’T MIGRATE HOLD OFF QUICK WINS Technical Fit BusinessImpact App 1 App 7 App 3 App 12 App 4 App 6 App 2 App 5 App 8 App 11 App 10 App 9
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- 37. • Multi-hypervisor support •Preserve hypervisor options • Lifecycle-based multi-cloud deployment • Dev vs. Test vs. Staging vs. Prod • New (Unpredictable) vs. Mature (Steady- State) • Disaster Recovery • Private for primary, Public for backup • Cloudbursting • Base capacity in private, burst to public Why Portability? 36
- 38. How to MakePortable Apps 37
- 39. 38 Wrap Up Self-Service Access WorkloadPortability Single Pane of Glass
- 40. 39 Next Steps andQ&A Get the vSphere whitepaper: www.rightscale.com/vsphere-whitepaper Get the RightScale 2014 State of the Cloud Report: www.rightscale.com/2014-cloud-report
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