VMware: Accelerating Service Delivery with Campus Cloud VMware Inc. All rights reserved

Transcription

1 VMware: Accelerating Service Delivery with Campus Cloud 2009 VMware Inc. All rights reserved

2 Ground Rules Are Changing Virtualization is becoming u-biq-ui-tous \yu- bi-kwe tes\ Adjective: Present, appearing, or found everywhere. 2

3 May 30, 2011 May 30, 2012 Sharon Brewster sentenced to 8-12 years 3

4 4

5 Operational Productive Disaster Recover Timeline June 6 June 20 July 5 June 13 June 27 Week 1 Filtering (Web, Antivirus, SPAM) & DNS Web Sites (Staff and Schools) Services (List, Work Orders, VPN, File & Print HR Applicant Management) Distribution of 170 laptop computers to staff Week 2 Zimbra (Mail/Calendar/Contacts) District web site and web applications DocuShare (Enterprise Content Mgmt) Pinnacle Gradebook (Summer School) Google Domain (Cloud Integration) Asset Management Helpdesk Ticketing Scan to Print Center Week 2 into 3 Print Center Submission (WebCRD) SchoolNurse (Sapphire) Time & Attendance (CyberShift) Transportation Management (Edulog) Firewall replacement Week 4 into 5 Fax Services (Streem & Fastfax) VideoConferencing (LifeSize) 5

6 Ground Rules Are Changing Virtualization is becoming u-biq-ui-tous \yu- bi-kwe tes\ Adjective: Present, appearing, or found everywhere. Virtualization is a key enabling technology for Cloud Computing. Agility (think automation) Cloud is multi-domain in nature Virtual Machines are fully encapsulated and portable 6

7 Cloud Computing Has Many Definitions This is VMware s Cloud Computing is an approach to computing that leverages the efficient pooling of on-demand, self-managed virtual infrastructure, consumed as a service. Efficiency thru Utilization and Automation Agility with Control Freedom of Choice Pooling From machines to highly elastic resource pools, with ondemand capacity Zero-Touch Infrastructure Policy-driven automation of provisioning, deployment and management Self-Service Easy access with policybased provisioning and deployment Control Application-aware infrastructure with built-in availability, scalability, security and performance guarantees Open and Interoperable Application mobility between clouds, based on open standards Leverage Existing Investments Benefits of cloud computing to existing applications and datacenters 7

8 Some Examples Let s Start with Oxford University Database as a Service (DBaaS) Hybrid Project Service to quickly stand up a Virtual Machine VM for Rent Self Service that Researchers can stand up on demand Migrated Service from Oxford s private cloud to Colt s public cloud Facilitates Shared Services Results: Increased efficiency by eliminating the need to build databases on an individual basis Reduced provisioning of towers and desktop machines across university Assist Researchers in managing their data Speed of provisioning dramatically reduced 8

9 Lone Star Community College Problem 1 Our ERP would crash regularly and services were limited at times Problem 2 90,000 students hammering our systems to register for classes in a short time frame 2-3 weeks Our Solution PeopleSoft ERP Our Private Cloud 9

10 10 ERP Availability 5-nines (99.999)

11 11 ERP Availability 5-nines (99.999)

12 12 ERP Availability 5-nines (99.999)

13 ERP Elasticity Example Elasticity Peak Registration Dynamic expansion of capacity on the primary side Increased production Web and Application Servers Primary side Reduced the size of the Test/Dev environment 13

14 Example: University of Colorado / CS College of Engineering and Applied Science - Cloud Collection of HP, Dell and Oracle (Sun) Servers / Storage Provides Users with Web Portal to build and manage VMs, OS, Networks and Applications Users: Researchers (funded, nonfunded) Students: Computer Labs as a Service (CLaaS) Themes: Build networks, scalable apps, security, modeling, simulation and virtualization techniques. ormation_technology_resources_overview.pdf 14

15 Example: University of Colorado / CS College of Engineering and Applied Science Cloud Collection of HP, Dell and Oracle (Sun) Servers / Storage Provides Users with web portal to build and manage VMs, OS, Networks and Applications Users: Researchers (funded, non funded) Students: Computer Labs as a Service (CLaaS) Themes: Build networks, scalable apps, security, modeling, simulation and virtualization techniques. Hosted Software: Matlab, Autodesk Inventor and CAD, Comsol Multiphysics, Mentor Graphics, Ansys Ansoft, Adobe CS4 ormation_technology_resources_overview.pdf 15

16 2009 VMware Inc. All rights reserved

17 Access to CLaaS from Student Devices, on or off campus 17

18 University of Nebraska / Omaha 6 Labs and Kiosks, 300 endpoints 121 seat Math Lab 80 labs managed by other colleges 60 Staff Desktops 18

19 Desktop as a Service 19 19

20 University of Nebraska / Omaha What s Next? Virtual Astronomy lab to deliver software to distant students rather than DVDs Digital Signage and Wayfinding Devices Virtual desktops for each student while enrolled. They own it. Proper Software packages assigned as they enroll in classes. 20

21 In the VMware Booth 21 11/9/

22 In the VMware Booth Lab and Cloud Environment Desktops as a Service 22 22

23 Cloud Based Presentation Software FREE for google apps productlistingid=

24 Questions 24

25 Cloud Has 3 Layers We re Focused on the Bottom Layer Now Software as a Service (SaaS) Platform as a Service (PaaS) Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) 25