Resiliency Orchestration in the Hybrid Cloud Era

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1 Resiliency Orchestration in the Hybrid Cloud Era Chandra Pulamarasetti Co-founder & CEO, Sanovi an IBM Company Resiliency is Changing Always On customer expectation Smaller windows of business opportunities Increasing Boardroom and Top Management focus

2 Enterprises are adopting Hybrid IT Among enterprises already using hybrid cloud, 70% report they ll always have a blend of traditional IT & cloud 1 9 in 10 leading organizations say hybrid cloud has a higher ROI than either all-traditional or all-cloud environments 1 1 IBM Center for Applied Insights, Growing up hybrid: Accelerating digital transformation, February 2016, 3 Hybrid IT adoption brings benefits to enterprise Infrastructure cost-reduction Increased infrastructure flexibility/agility Relieving internal IT personnel of day-to-day management of infrastructure 4

3 Hybrid IT environment also makes application recovery complex Varying DR needs of multiple, interconnected applications Constant changes in a dynamic, ever changing IT environment Largely Manual and dependent on subject matter experts No or little visibility into DR health and SLA tracking 5 DR testing practices do not instill confidence DR Test Exercises are very controlled; Complex Tests rarely performed Only critical services are tested, mostly once a year Never sure if DR will work Lack of DR readiness in periods between DR drill exercises 6 Source: IBM Peer Group sample consists of the following sample of Finance Sector organisations: Europe 28 North America: 28 MEA: 12 (Total = 68), Conducted in 2014

4 Integrated DR strategy & robust testing helps significantly improve SLAs 7 Orchestration: The new approach for transforming DR for Hybrid IT Orchestration is based on the following principles: 1.Complete DR Lifecycle automation 2.Software Defined Resiliency 3.Intelligent Workflows 4.Single Pane of Glass for DR Monitoring & Management

5 1. Complete Lifecycle automation to ensure Resiliency Readiness Disaster Recovery Management Framework Provision Monitor Validate Report Test Failover Deploy DR for new applications with best practices Ensure DR Systems are healthy and RPO is met Report Ensure configuration changes of Primary are reflected in DR Ensure all stake holders are kept up-to-date on DR program Failover Ensure DR systems are usable and Production can be run on DR site Deploy DR for new applications with best practices Provision Report Failover Test Provision Test Monitor Validate Monitor Validate 2.IBM s Software Defined Resiliency framework Business Processes Applications Data Combines technology, best practices, insights and experience Workloads Brokerage Orchestration Delivers cohesive resiliency programs across hybrid environments Backup User Interface Portals Monitoring Management Testing Dashboard Services Disaster Resiliency Recovery Communications Data Center and Facilities Integration for predictive analysis and reporting Operations Software Defined Environment Operational Analytics Automation Security Open Source IBM Workload Migration Tool 10 Traditional IT Private Cloud Public Cloud (IBM Cloud, AWS, etc.)

6 3. Out of the box intelligent workflows DR aware workflow engine Out of the box integration with 3rd party technologies Eliminating scripting to improve agility and reliability Orchestration for complex application dependencies Single pane of glass for DR monitoring and management Visibility of DR posture and SLA tracking Real time RPO, RTO visibility Proactive identification & correction of DR failures Centralized DR management console Leverage dispersed DR team Access from anywhere Recovery Readiness Validation Constantly syncing up with changing IT environment Ensuring your DR will work, when required 1212

7 Orchestration for the entire stack Leveraging predefined patterns for platforms, applications and replication Application Database Application environment, startup, shutdown RPO, Dump and Apply, Health Network Failover DNS, NAT, NetScalar OS Health, bring up, shutdown Replication/ storage Cloud Health, data lag, start, stop, split/join Create/start/stop instance, provision storage, network, security groups 13 Resiliency Orchestration enables Strategic transformation of DR Long term Wide-spread Responsive to next-gen growth Solves IT DR process management for a long time to come High value-adds Not just silos or pockets of automation but a solution for all applications Always On, Hybrid environment 14

8 Resiliency Transformation Case Study For a large Bank s complex disaster recovery environment having: Multiple replication strategies and multiple database technologies Parallel recovery of multiple applications across DCs and sites Objectives: Mitigate the business risk of IT outages Achieve greater system agility and operational efficiency Productivity gains Proactive IT recovery readiness Source: 15 Case Study: IBM Resiliency Orchestration Results: Ability to perform unplanned DR drills anytime, meeting SLAs 1 Increased confidence of IT DR Steering Committee Over 150 drills conducted annually 1 1 On-time reporting to regulators and auditors 2 Source:

9 IBM Resiliency Orchestration Offerings Reduce risk and improve RTO in companies of all sizes, in all industries Managed Services Orchestration Software Resiliency Orchestration with managed services to help reduce RTO, and help improve efficiencies, monitoring and testing for Managed Resiliency Services. Resiliency Orchestration Software for customers to automate run-books and reduce manual intervention for DR provisioning, testing and recovery Implement-it-Yourself IBM / partner can implement 17 Thank you The secret of change is to focus all of your energy not on fighting the old, but on building the new. Socrates 18

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