Global Command Center: Lights Out Datacenter. Darrin Solomon, VP Infrastructure CA

Global Command Center: Lights Out Datacenter Darrin Solomon, VP Infrastructure Architecture @ CA

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Agenda > Introduction to CA s Internal Global Architecture > Managing Risk > Creating an automated environment through integration Challenges, Limits and Successes > Creating a Business View > Q&A (and a tour of our GCC if you d like to join) 4 August 12, 2009 Global Command Center:Lights Out Datacenter Copyright 2009 CA

EIS: Infrastructure Architecture > Responsible for exploiting CA technology, when appropriate, to solve real business problems and deliver real value, while working to foster solid relationships with CA development teams and enhance the functionality and quality of the software we use 5 August 12, 2009 Global Command Center:Lights Out Datacenter Copyright 2009 CA

CA Enterprise 13.5K+ Employees Data Centers Applications Systems Storage Network & Voice Facilities > SAP (8) Modules > Packaged Applications > 900 Custom Built > 1,300+ production servers: Linux, Unix, Windows > 4 IBM Mainframes: 20+ LPARS 15K MIPS > 500+ TB Array Storage > 3 Tiers Tier 1 DR/Replicated Tier 2 Raid 5/ Replicated Tier 3 Raid 5 > 40,000 Managed Objects > 1,500+ Voice & Data circuits worldwide > 150+ phone systems > 300+ routers & 465+ switches >Islandia, NY. >Lisle, IL. >Ditton Park,U.K. >Hyderabad, INDIA >Sydney, AUS 6 August 12, 2009 Global Command Center:Lights Out Datacenter Copyright 2009 CA

1.8 Million infrastructure events per month with 3 full time employees at varying levels of business continuity > 25% of the 1.8 Million events are automatically corrected within 5 minutes > 2000 events actually require a physical response and raised as Incidents > GIS ensures and operates at 99.5% uptime availability with 3 classes of service Tier 1, 2, 3 7 August 12, 2009 Global Command Center:Lights Out Datacenter Copyright 2009 CA

Managing Risk > GIS makes an average of 800 changes per month or 9,600 changes annually 20 percent of these were related to SAP > Our use of CA Configuration Management Database (CMDB) 17,500 configuration items (CI s) - we were able to reduce this rejection rate from 5 to an average of just two per week in FY08 > Incident & Problem Management > Key To Rapid Restoration of Service & Root Cause / Fault Isolation 9 August 12, 2009 Global Command Center:Lights Out Datacenter Copyright 2009 CA

EIAM CA Workflow UPM CMS AI Cohesion WILY CEM Autosys Service Catalog UAPM Service Desk CA CMDB NSM SMA Spectrum ehealth License Mgmt Support Bridge EITM Solutions & 3 rd Party Mgmt ITAM Workflow Path Procurement ITAM Workflow Path Service & Support Data Sharing 11 August 12, 2009 Global Command Center:Lights Out Datacenter Copyright 2009 CA

Challenges in Current State > Point to Point Integration > Business View Lacking > What it will look like tomorrow Strategy more automatic remediation, better quality information The Business views through Line of Business & Services More performance and capacity planning ISO20K & ITIL disciplines 12 August 12, 2009 Global Command Center:Lights Out Datacenter Copyright 2009 CA

Benefits of Tomorrow > Business View for risk, quality & priority > Business Transparency into IT (Service Levels, ITIL / ISO advantages) > Integration Fabric for scale and sustainability > Automation (Spectrum AM Bridging capacity planning exercises with defect mgmt). The internal cloud > Standardization, level 0 & 1 support 15 August 12, 2009 Global Command Center:Lights Out Datacenter Copyright 2009 CA