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Self-Driving Data Center
SIOS is a software company that was founded in 1999 with offices worldwide. They provide software solutions for virtualizing and automating data centers using open source technologies. Their goal is to help customers reduce costs while improving scale, performance, and availability through a software-defined approach. This involves virtualizing storage, networking, and other infrastructure components and managing them through APIs and software stacks.
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- 1. Copyright © 2011SIOS Inc. | SIOS Confidential Information Self-Driving Data Center The Nugget of Software Defined Movement
- 2. About SIOS •Foundedin 1999 •SIOS Technology Corp. is a wholly owned subsidiary of SIOS Technology, Inc., a Tokyo based, publicly traded company •Worldwide presence with offices throughout the US, UK and Japan •Over 50,000 licenses installed globally •Leading Technology Partnerships
- 3. Out of theBox Linux Knowledge Services •SAP •WebSphere MQ •Any Custom App Applications •Apache •Samba •NFS •LVM •SW Raid (md) Databases Storage •Oracle •MySQL •PostgreSQL •Sybase •DB2 •Informix •DMMP •NAS •EMC PowerPath •Hitachi HDLM •IBM SDD •Data Replication Protect Any Application
- 4. Technology Trends HardwareCommoditization Convergence CLOUD BigData Technology Business Model
- 5. Technology Trends HardwareCommoditization Convergence CLOUD BigData Technology Business Model
- 6. Customer Problem ReduceCapex and Opex while achieving scale, performance, and availability. Software Black Box Agility and Flexibility
- 7. Customer Problem Cloudand Virtualization
- 8. Data Center Today Storage Network Cloud/Virtualization Software Black Box •Has scale and capacity •Proprietary Solution (Software and Hardware) •Not heterogeneous •Expensive •Restrictive (vendor lock-in)
- 9. Data Center Emerging(Open Source Foundation) Storage Network Software White Box •Has scale and capacity •Open Solution (Software and Hardware) •Heterogeneous •Cost-effective •No vendor lock-in Cloud/Virtualization
- 10. Data Center Emerging(Open Source Foundation) Cloud/Virtualization Software Defined from the beginning and causes to the disruption in silos underneath.
- 11. Data Center Emerging(Open Source Foundation) Storage Blog post: http://blog.techdozor.org/index.php/2013/09/30/san-vs-opensource/ •Distributed block storage takes each local storage system and, in much the same way as RAID combines multiple drives into one single array. No SPOF, point of management locus is centralized •Enterprise level features: scalability, thin- provisioning, snapshotting, cloning, tiering, caching, HA/DR •Performance: ability to spread the load from a heavy use virtual drive across multiple storage nodes in a cluster. •Finally: All of the above is all about CapEx, OpEx, and TCO
- 12. Network Data CenterEmerging (Open Source Foundation) •What is it? It is a centralized management of the network infrastructure that enables automation, analytics, and orchestration of network services via the standardized interfaces. •Why SDN? Efficiency – optimized existing application, services, and infrastructure Scale – ability to keep up with the dynamic scaling of application and corresponding services Innovation – from “black box” to
- 13. Why Software Defined* •To achieve ITaaS, i.e. all aspects of infrastructure are virtualizaed and delivered as a service •Make application infrastructure aware for automation, provisioning, etc.
- 14. Is Software Defined* DEAD? What’s Next?
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- 16. Back to theproblem at hand Cloud and Virtualization
- 17. Back to theproblem at hand
- 18. Back to theproblem at hand Physical Servers Public Cloud Private Cloud Hybrid Cloud Hosted Private Cloud Virtualized Servers On-Premise Off-Premise
- 19. Back to theproblem at hand Storage Network Cloud/Virtualization API API API Software Stack Software Stack Software Stack
- 21. Gaps in CurrentApproaches
- 22. Gaps in CurrentApproaches
- 23. Gaps in CurrentApproaches
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- 27. We see itcoming – Google Alerts 2014
- 28. IT Operations Analytics(born 2014) •Source: http://www.itoa-landscape.org/
- 29. Analytics powered byMachine Learning
- 30. Analytics and MachineLearning
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- 32. Five Key Requirementsfor ML App Presentation Scalability is the KEY! Adoptability, and Portability Data Strategy (security, privacy, and governance) Algorithm and Data Normalization
- 33. Do It Yourself! http://www.r-project.org/ http://www.cs.waikato.ac.nz/ml/weka// http://madlib.net/ https://mahout.apache.org/
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- 37. Contact Info SergeyA. Razin, Ph.D. Chief Technology Officer SIOS Technology Corp. Email: sergey.razin@us.sios.com LinkedIn: http://www.linkedin.com/in/sergeyrazin Follow me: http://www.twitter.com/TechDozor Read me: http://blog.techdozor.org
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