IBM Cloud Private is a software platform that allows organizations to run containerized applications on-premises behind their firewall. It provides a consistent hybrid cloud experience by enabling developers to build and manage containerized applications across on-premises environments and public clouds. IBM Cloud Private brings cloud native capabilities to enterprises by allowing them to quickly set up a private cloud using their existing infrastructure, while also integrating with public cloud services. It is built with open standards to avoid vendor lock-in and provides tools for both developers and IT operations teams.

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IBM Cloud Private : What is it about ?
Shikha Srivastava, STSM, Architect – IBM Cloud Private
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5. Evolution in cloud strategy: Multi-cloud is the key to
organizational agility
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+Public
Getting new value from
third parties
Private
Extracting value from
your entire business
8 out of 10 committing to Multi-Cloud
71% use 3 or more clouds

6. IBM offers the complete spectrum of
deployment models
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1 | Public
Maximize on cloud
agility and economics
3 | Private
Behind the firewall for the
most demanding workloads
2 | Dedicated
Public cloud benefits, with
dedicated infrastructure
Seamless
Experience
Single, seamless experience
Choice with consistency
Hybrid integration
DevOps productivity
Cognitive solutions
Powerful, accessible
data and analytics

7. 1. Optimize legacy
apps with cloud
Containers &
Common Services
Next Generation
Middleware,
Data & Analytics
Automation &
Orchestration
Cloud-enabled
middleware
Self-service
Experience
2. Open your datacenter to work with
cloud services
Integration Services
& Cloud Native
Programming Models
Integration & Hybrid
Cloud
APIs
Public
Cloud
Services
Machine Learning
on p/z
Blockchain
Business Process
Data & Apps
3. Create new cloud
native applications
Cloud Native
Services & Runtimes
New
Applications
New Applications
On-Premises Software
& Services
Containers &
Common Services
Automation &
Orchestration
Containers &
Common Services
Automation &
Orchestration
Use cases driving private cloud adoption

8. • Core operational services
including logging,
monitoring, security
• Flexibility to integrate with
existing tools and
processes
• Integration capabilities to
unlock and connect
• Secure access to
public cloud services (AI,
Blockchain)
• Consistent experience
across private/public
• Containerized versions of
IBM Middleware
• Prescriptive guidance to
optimize workloads
• Work with existing apps,
data, skills, infrastructure
• Open Kubernetes-based
container platform
• Cloud Foundry for app dev
and deployment
• DevOps toolchain
integration
8
Rapid Innovation Hybrid Integration Investment Leverage Management & Compliance
IBM Cloud Private
IBM Cloud Private brings cloud
native to the enterprise

9. IBM Cloud Private changes your daily work routine
Todd
Operations / Admin
Responsible for infrastructure,
security, and management of the
environment.
Jane
Enterprise Developer
Responsible for modernizing existing
applications and creating new Cloud Native
Workloads.
IBM Cloud Private empowers both developers and administrators to meet business demands:
• IT Operations and Administrators can quickly set up a modern, flexible, and compliant private cloud
on enterprise infrastructure that enables enterprise developers to innovate; they can also integrate
with their existing management tools and processes
• Developers can create new cloud-native applications, optimize existing ones, and securely connect
their applications with data and services across all clouds

10. Built with open standards, preventing vendor lock-
in
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Automate
deployment, scaling,
and management of
containerized
applications
Define, install, and
upgrade Kubernetes
applications
Executable package
of software that
includes everything
needed to run it
Text or image Text or image Text or image
Containers Orchestration Management
Infrastructure as
code to provision
public cloud and on-
premises
environments
Text or image
Provisioning

11. IBM Cloud Private
IBM Cloud Private – Your Workloads, Your Infrastructure
Mix and match worker nodes to run Kubernetes cloud apps you need on the infrastructure
you have. Manage from the same master node.
X86 VMs pLinux VMs zLinux VMs
Master/Proxy/Management Nodes
Worker Nodes
Your App Workloads
IBM Provided Services
VMware
OpenStack ppc64le
zVM, zKVM
or LPA

12. What’s inside a worker
12
OS
Docker
Container
Each worker node runs a number of pods. A pods runs at least one container
OS
Docker
Container
Container
Container

13. What is inside a container
13
It could be anything. Containers can be custom made – from IBM, 3rd party, Open
source etc

14. Everyone’s container journey starts with one container….

15. At first the growth is easy to handle….

16. But soon it is overwhelming… chaos reigns

17. Regain control with Kubernetes

18. Kubernetes Architecture
API
UI
CLI
Kubernetes
Master
Worker Node 1
Worker Node 2
Worker Node 3
Worker Node n
Image Registry
Registry
• Etcd
• API Server
• Controller Manager
• Scheduler
• K8 is a platform for hosting
Docker containers in a clustered
environment with multiple docker
hosts
• Provides container grouping,
load balancing, auto healing,
scaling features
• Supports multiple cloud and
bare-metal environments
• Inspired and informed by
Google's experiences and internal
systems
• 100% Open source in Go
• Manage applications, not
machines
• Rich ecosystem of plug-ins for
scheduling, storage, networking

19. ICP: Solution Overview
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IBM Middleware, Data, Analytics and Developer
Services
Cloud enabled middleware, messaging, databases,
analytics, and cognitive services
Core Operational Services
Simplify Operations Management, Security, and Hybrid integration
Provision infrastructure and apps across Multi-Cloud environments
Kubernetes-based
Container Platform
Industry leading container
orchestration platform
Runs on existing IaaS: System Z
IBM
Spectrum
Cloud Foundry
For prescribed
app dev &
deployment
Terraform
For multi-
cloud
management
(Cloud Automation Manager)

20. Enterprise Content Catalog
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Monitoring Service
Prometheus
Logging Service
ELK
Metering Service
Product Insights
Security
Identify and Access
Management
Vulnerability Advisor
Toolchains & Runtimes
Jenkins
Apache Tomcat
Open Liberty
Messaging
RabbitMQ
Data Services
MongoDB
PostgreSQL
Redis
Clustering
Galera
Http Servers
Nginx
Terminal Access
Web Terminal
Core Services Open Source
Toolchain & Runtimes
IBM Microservice Builder
IBM WebSphere Liberty
IBM SDK for Node.js
IBM UrbanCode Deploy
Messaging
IBM MQ Advanced (Dev)
IBM MQ Advanced
Data Services
IBM Db2 Dev-C
IBM Data Server Manager (for Db2
Dev-C)
IBM Db2 Direct Advanced Edition /
AESE with Data Server Manager
IBM Db2 Warehouse Dev-C
IBM Db2 Warehouse Enterprise
IBM Cloudant Developer Edition
Multi-cloud Management
IBM Cloud Automation Manager
IBM Enterprise Software
Data Science
IBM Data Science Experience (Dev)
IBM Data Science Experience Local
Integration
IBM Integration Bus (for Dev)
IBM Integration Bus
IBM DataPower Gateway (for Dev)
IBM DataPower Gateway Virtual Edition
App Modernization Tooling
IBM Transformation Advisor
Monitoring
IBM Cloud Application Performance
Management for DevOps (beta)
HPC
IBM Spectrum LSF Community Edition
IBM Spectrum Symphony Comm Edn
Data Governance and Integration
IBM InfoSphere Information Server for
Evaluation

21. IBM Cloud Private Editions
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Community
Platform
• Kubernetes (+ Helm)
• Core services
• Content catalog
Freely Available
in Docker Hub
Cloud Native Enterprise
IBM Enterprise Software
• Microservice Builder
• WebSphere Liberty
• IBM SDK for node.js
• Cloud Automation Manager
Cloud Foundry (Optional)
Platform
• Kubernetes (+ Helm)
• Core services
• Content catalog (Containers)
Platform
• Kubernetes (+Helm)
• Core services
• Content catalog (Containers)
Cloud Foundry (Optional)
IBM Enterprise Software
Cloud Native Edition, plus:
+ WAS ND
+ MQ Advanced
+ API Connect Professional

22. Best practices and prescriptive guidance to
accelerate app modernization
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Transformation Advisor
Assess & Manage traditional apps;
Expose, Refactor, Shift, Extend
Garage Method
Architectures, best practices, and
toolchains to jump-
start modernization

23. Why IBM Cloud Private? It’s a differentiating experience
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Public and Private
Cloud Consistency
Enterprise Content
Catalog
Open Innovation
Platform
(No Vendor Lock-In)
Machine Learning
and Analytics
(Watson)
Multi-Cloud
Management and
Integration
Best Practices and
Prescriptive
Guidance

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Demo

25. Try IBM Cloud Private today!
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Guided and Proof of
Technology demos
Free Community Edition!
http://ibm.biz/ICP-DTE

26. IBM Systems
• IBM Cloud Private
• https://www.ibm.com/cloud-computing/products/ibm-cloud-
private/
• Videos
• Introduction to IBM Cloud Private
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UL_jXJoRPdY)
• IBM Cloud Private Overview in 4 Minutes
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yzXA3qhfaq0)
• Technical Playlist
(https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ctuUTDIClms&list=PLz
peuWUENMK37ZlLBc_pIlXlOWeGnYRA_)
• Articles (https://medium.com/ibm-cloud)
Resources

27. Ilmarinen accelerates innovation
with IBM Cloud Private
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Challenges
• Time to market
• Monolithic applications that were hard to maintain and required
a lot of resources
Solution: IBM Cloud Private
• Phase 1: Move WebSphere investments to containers
• Phase 2: Migrate DataPower, MQ, and other middleware
Benefits
• Faster time to market through improved DevOps practices in a
secure, on-premises environment
• Greater efficiency and reduced costs through containerized
approach

28. ICP and Websphere ND
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Websphere ND
• Based on Publically available components (EE,
apache, etc )
• Manages independent java based workloads
(web apps, batch etc)
• Includes clustering, failovers, load balancing ,
security, resource management etc
• Console to manage all aspects of the env
• CLI (wsadmin)
• Scripting support(JACL, python)
• Fully supported by IBM
ICP
• Based on Publically available components( Docker,
Kubernetes, EE, apache, etc )
• Manages independent workloads of any kind (node,
DB,, Jeeetc)
• Includes clustering, failovers, load balancing ,
security, resource management etc
• Console to manage all aspects of the env
• CLI (docker, kubectl)
• Scripting support(YAML)
• Fully supported by IBM

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