CLOUDFORMS

FROM ENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATION TO OPEN

HYBRID CLOUDS
Holistic Management of Your Heterogeneous Environment

Interest in Hybrid Cloud Computing

Private Cloud Computing Progress

Private Cloud Computing Challenges

Private Cloud Computing Challenges

Management & Operational
processes:

Automated provisioning and best

fit placement
Workload balancing/resource
optimization/Waste detection
Root cause analysis/cloud support
Capacity management & planning
Automatic public cloud bursting
under certain policies and
environment conditions
Lifecycle management

Funding/Chargeback Model:
Security:
Charge for CPU, Storage,
RBAC
Memory, Network or Instances
Quota enforcement
(OpenStack & Amazon)
Approval workflow
4 Dimensions - whole unit,
Policies/rules
allocated, actual usage,
tagged
Tagging aspect of CF allows
tracking/charging flexibility

Service Description & Self-Service Interface:

New Self-Service interface (now broken into
infrastructure and clouds

Single pane of glass view

User can be delegated power to manage

their own workloads and see-at-a-glance,
Guest OS, platform, VM state, policies (if
applied), snapshots, even see inside
workloads and view what's installed

CLOUDFORMS USE CASES

Consistency Throughout Sales Cycle

Sales
Presentation

Product
Demonstration

Proof-of-Concept
(POC)

Internal Slide

The following slides (#7 thru #30) are new CloudForms Use Case slides and are a suggested way to
introduce CloudForms to your accounts. Of course this entire deck is meant to be a library of slides
for you to customize a CloudForms presentation. We have also added slides around CloudForms
release 3.0. (Slides #31 thru #40). The older sales deck remains untouched (Slides #42 onward)
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NEXT GENERATION HYBRID IT ARCHITECTURES

RED HAT ENABLING OPEN HYBRID IT ARCHITECTURES

VIRTUALIZATION TO CLOUD CONTINUUM

Virtual Infrastructure Management

Drivers

Server
Virtualization

Consolidation
Reduce Capital Expense

Private
Cloud

Distributed
Virtualization

Flexibility & Speed

Reduce Operational Expense
Automation
Less Downtime

Self-Serve Agility
Standardization
IT as a Business
Usage Metering

Hybrid
Cloud

Capital Expense Elimination

Increased Flexibility (up and down)

Visibility

Optimization

Agility

Federation

Control

Automation

Self-Service

Brokering

Derived from Gartner Roadmap: From Virtualization to Cloud Computing (reference slide)

I want to build a cloud....

What KEY Capabilities are Important?
Self-Service Provisioning
Cloud Workload Management
Chargeback/Showback
Capacity Management & Planning
Cloud Brokering
Deploy N-Tier Applications
Public Cloud Flexing/Bursting
Leverage Existing Infrastructure

10

Challenges
What we hear from customers in initial cloud meetings
1. How do I provide my users with self-service yet still control
what they can see and do?
2. How do I tie self-service to what's going on in my
infrastructure?
3. How do I provide adequate support and service levels when
I give users control?
4. How do I ensure compliance in a cloud?
5. How can I integrate this cloud into my existing
infrastructure tools and processes?

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Challenges.... continued
What we hear from customers in initial cloud meetings
6. How can I plan for capacity requirements in a cloud?

7. How do I handle N-Tier application stacks and automate

delivery to users?
8. How do I manage my capacity to maximize utilization while
still delivering adequate/good performance and availability?

9. How do I utilize public cloud resources in a controlled way?

10. How do I chargeback in a cloud model across multiple clouds/

platforms?
12

RED HAT CLOUDFORMS

Cloud Enablement Integrated with Infrastructure Management
Approval
Workflow

Self
Service

Compliance

Chargeback

Quota
Enforcement

Cloud Enablement
Automation

Cloud
Bursting

Tagging

Policies

Infrastructure
Management

Resource
Mgmt
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Capacity
Planning

Optimize

Config
Mgmt

Root Cause
Analysis

IT CLOUD MANAGEMENT
Seamless Self-Service

CLOUDFORMS

Role-based Delegation
Self-Service Portals
Service Catalogs
Automated Provisioning
Quotas & Chargeback

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SELF-SERVICE AUTOMATED PROVISIONING

Deployment of Self-Service Resources

CLOUDFORMS

Role-Based
Access Controls

Intelligent
Workload
Placement

Approval Workflow
Converged
Infrastructure

Management

15

Chargeback

Quota

RBAC

Requests

Service Delivery

Quota
Enforcement

IT CLOUD MANAGEMENT

Single Pane of Glass Operations

CLOUDFORMS

Configuration Management
Resource Management
Capacity & Utilization
Dashboards, Timelines
Change & Drift Tracking

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CLOUD WORKLOAD MANAGEMEMT/OPTIMIZATION

1

Workload Balancing
Normal Operating Range

Where is the best place

to run a new workload?
How can I optimize
existing resources?
2

What is
causing
spikes?

Capacity Management
Can cluster X handle workload?
Where do I have performance issues?
Where do I have waste?

17

CLOUD WORKLOAD MANAGEMEMT/OPTIMIZATION

1

Workload Balancing
Normal Operating Range

Where is the best place

to run a new workload?
How can I optimize
existing resources?
2

What is
causing
spikes?

Capacity Management
Can cluster X handle workload?
Where do I have performance issues?
Where do I have waste?

3
I didn't create the
work-load, but I need to
determine what's the
problem and how to fix it

Operations and Support

Timeline
Consumption

18

VM
Inspection
Drift
Analysis

Identify root cause and reduce

mean time to resolution (MTTR) by
viewing workloads in 4
dimensions:

CLOUD BROKERING

Controlling Where Requests Get Met

Dev

QA

Prod

Dev

QA

Prod

Dev

QA

Prod

Requests

Where do I have available capacity?

What policies affect placement?

Converged
Infrastructure
Dev

QA

Prod

Dev

QA

Prod

Which options offer least cost?

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N-TIER APPLICATION SERVICES

Orchestrate Deployment and Management

Approval Workflow

Post-Provisioning
Configuration:

Management

How long do you need

it?
How big do you need it?
What is it's purpose?
90 day project
Medium size
App Development

I need resources for

application service X. 2 Web
servers,
1 JBoss App server, and
1 Oracle DB server

VM Templates:

4
Where can I place this workload?
What policies may affect placement?

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SMS
BladeLogic
etc....

Intelligent Service Delivery:

Web server
Application server
Database Server

N-Tier Application
Service Request

Satellite
Puppet
Chef

Converged
Infrastructure

Chargeback:
- Whole Unit
- Allocated
- Actual Usage
- Tagged

CLOUD BURSTING AND REPLICATION

Taking Advantage of Public Cloud Resources

Your Datacenter
1
2

VM Replication

Auto-Cloud Bursting

Converged
Infrastructure

Approval Workflow

Management

21

Why Cloud Replication/Bursting

Policy-based decisions
Free up on-premise
Threshold-based bursting
Monitor consumption
Retire and reclaim

MANAGING RESOURCES
Brownfield & Greenfield Single Pane of Glass
True Visibility
CloudForms sees all VMs and workloads, not just ones it created. CloudForms
interrogates the virtual disk VS just speaking to originating management system

Admin
Role #1

Admin
Role #2

Admin
Role #3

Guest OS
Platform
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VM State
Policy Applied
# of Snapshots

ROOT CAUSE ANALYSIS

Reducing the Mean Time to Resolution (MTTR)

When VM compared to
template, quickly see issue
was caused by recently
increased memory

Drift Analysis
Compare to parent/host
Compare to earlier time
Quickly find similar VMs across the
landscape KEY
Genealogy what is the worst case
scenario, know if the problem will
expand beyond
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MANAGING CONVERGED INFRASTRUCTURE

Vendors are building pre-configured hardware stacks (or converged infrastructure)

System Integrators are being asked to build pre-configured hardware stacks as well

Converged Infrastructure
Virtualization
Networking
Storage
Hardware

Cloud in a box

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Commercial Examples:
vBlock VCE (EMC, Cisco, VMware)
PureFlex IBM
FlexPod Cisco & NetApp
vStart Dell

IT CLOUD MANAGEMENT
Executive Management

CLOUDFORMS

Financial Management
Governance & Compliance
Forecasting & Planning
Health, Availability

25

CHARGEBACK/SHOWBACK
Tagging Provides Flexibility
Network
CPU
Memory
Storage

26

4 Dimensions to Cost:
Whole Unit
Allocated
Actual Usage
Tagged

CAPACITY MANAGEMENT & PLANNING

View Capacity & Best Fit Recommendation Across the Landscape

Bottlenecks &
Alerting

Capacity Planning

Best-Fit Placement

Trending

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AUTOMATING IT PROCESS

Protect Environment Stop VM if it Breaks Policy

Sample Rule: Every Windows VM must have McAfee v2.0 installed
Help Desk

YES

NO

Security Team
CLOUDFORMS

Converged
Infrastructure

IT Management

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Users only see conforming VMs/Workloads

Non-conforming VMs preventing from running
Policy breach notifications sent automatically
Tagging certain items allows one to apply policies to only tagged items

WASTE DETECTION

Optimize the Environment

Over-Allocated
CPU by 16 GHz
Memory by 18 GB
Storage by 213 GB

North America
Allocated
CPU
50 GHz
Memory 60 GB
Storage 400 GB

Actual
34 GHz
42 GB
187 GB

Europe
Allocated
CPU
30 GHz
Memory 45 GB
Storage 250 GB

Asia
Actual
26 GHz
39 GB
237 GB

Allocated
20 GHz
CPU
Memory 30 GB
Storage 150 GB

Actual
17 GHz
26 GB
142 GB

= VM
= VM sprawl
= Incorrectly
configured
workload

VM sprawl
Incorrectly configured workloads
Datastore wastage
Over-allocated resource pools
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78%

22%

Storage Consumption
Understand resource consumption
today and trending over time:
Storage 78% Used 22% Free

CLOUDFORMS

Cloud Operations Management

Complete Cloud Service Lifecycle

Automated Provisioning

CPU, Memory & Storage

Scheduled
Retirement

Delegated
Operations

Demand-Driven Scaling

Power Operations, Console

Reconfiguration

Intelligent Optimization

Automated
Provisioning

Delegated Operations

Simple/Multi-Tier, Full Stack

Self-Service, Service Catalog

Horizontal & Vertical

Start/Stop or Provision/Destroy

Scheduled Retirement

Fully Automated
Multi-Phase

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DemandDriven
Scaling

Intelligent
Optimization

What's New in Release 3.0

CloudForms v3.0 - At a Glance

UI Changes

Red Hat OpenStack Support

Enhanced Amazon Web Services

Improved Services Management

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.4

Red Hat Virtualization Integration Enhancements

UI Changes
Cloud & Infrastructure

Combined into Services & Workloads Single Pane of Glass

OpenStack

A Management Comparison

Feature
Configuration Management
Policy State Management
Service Catalog
Life-Cycle Management
Reporting
Single Pane Glass View
Chargeback

OpenStack
No
No
No
No
No
No
No

RHEL OPS &

CF3
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes
Yes

Amazon Web Services - VPC

Virtual Private Cloud, Placement and Zones

Enhanced integration with Amazon Virtual Private Cloud

Support for Provisioning & Automation
Automatic Placement
Shared AMIs

Amazon Web Services - IAM

Identity Access Management

Integrated CloudFORMS and IAM access

control
User logon to CloudFORMS
CloudFORMS role based access for UI and
Function.
CloudFORMS visibility

Services

Dynamic, Provisioning and Retirement

Dialogs Support Dynamic Controls Populate from file, database, webservice,
api or just statically.
Provisioning - Support for
RHOS, RHEV, vSphere and
AWS.
Retirement - Scheduled and
Instant Retirement. Support
for retirement removal and
notifications.

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.4

Appliance Operating System

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.4

Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization Enhancements

Compact and Fast

Support for RHEV-M Templates

VM and Service Provisioning
Previous support for ISO and
PXE Provisioning
Compact and Fast

The following slides are the original CloudForms

Sales & Technical Presentation slides

IT CHALLENGES

Scale-out on demand
hampered by proprietary
virtualization licensing

Other solutions force

single-vendor stack
solutions, requiring migration
and forklift
Public cloud like future based
on open source technology,
enables economics of
scale-out

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WORKLOADS

MANAGEMENT

FLEXIBILITY

VM sprawl and management

sprawl
Multiple panes of glass with
no central governance

Demands for self service

must balance with policy and
security

Orchestration of complex
and repeatable tasks

Discovery and monitoring of

disparate systems

Legacy workloads require

traditional datacenter
virtualization
New cloud enabled
workloads need flexible
scale-out, fault tolerant
infrastructure
Management tools must deal
with both use cases
Solutions must deal with a
long term migration from one
type to another

IDC Continued Efficiency Via Virtualization ?

Average # of VM/Server

7.7

Why harder every year?

Two possibilities:

3
2

f(x) = 2.65 x^0.50

R = 0.97

1
0
2005 2006 2007 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2013 2014

Densit y Estimat es from IDC

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6
5

Bad news: now

diminishing returns

Not enough capacity:

limit in technology?
Less to learn: already
extracted benefits of
virtualization?

IDC Capacity is not the Bottleneck

225
200

Average # of VM/Server

175
150

Moore's Law

125
100

77.07
75

50
25
0

7.7

2006
2008
2010
2012
2014
2005
2007
2009
2011
2013
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We bring in capacity far

faster than we can
utilize it
Virtualization alone
cannot keep up
Need to change our
model
(Similar capacity growth
for network and storage)

Forrester
Virtualization and Operational Efficiency

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VIRTUALIZATION TO CLOUD CONTINUUM

Virtual Infrastructure Management

Drivers

Server
Virtualization

Consolidation
Reduce Capital Expense

Private
Cloud

Distributed
Virtualization

Flexibility & Speed

Reduce Operational Expense
Automation
Less Downtime

Self-Serve Agility
Standardization
IT as a Business
Usage Metering

Hybrid
Cloud

Capital Expense Elimination

Increased Flexibility (up and down)

Visibility

Optimization

Agility

Federation

Control

Automation

Self-Service

Brokering

Derived from Gartner Roadmap: From Virtualization to Cloud Computing (reference slide)

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Industry Trend Hybrid Cloud

Existing IT + Private Cloud + Public Cloud = Hybrid Cloud

Private Cloud

Physical IT

Virtual IT

Private Cloud

Hybrid Cloud

Public Cloud

It's all happening at the same time!!!

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IT Transformation to Clouds
Clouds - Analyst Perspectives
In three years 45 % of overall IT
service delivery will be through some
form of cloud delivery model including public and private clouds
Source: IDC North American CloudTrack Survey, Summer 2012,
N=801, 100+ users

Ultimately, organizations that desire to

optimize business value and solution
delivery will broker and integrate a mix of
internally and externally provided
services.
Source: Gartner Decision Point for Selecting an Application's Cloud Migration
Strategy Published: 3 July 2012 ID:G00235074 Analyst(s): Richard Watson |
Anne Thomas Manes

Forrester's Forrsights Hardware

Survey, Q3 2012 showed that 46% of
enterprises are prioritizing
investments in private clouds in 2013.

In 2013, customer expectations will force

IT organizations to adopt a hybrid-IT
operating model that can host critical
applications in the private cloud and can
use public cloud services to increase
business and IT agility.
Source: Gartner 2013 Cloud Computing Planning Guide: Rising
Expectations - 1 November 2012 ID:G00245451

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IT Transformation to Clouds
Open Hybrid Cloud Architecture IAAS, PAAS, Cloud Apps

Self-Service Provisioning
Lifecycle Management
Resource Quotas and Metering Governance
Self-Service Deployment
On-Demand Platform Services
Cloud Application Platform
Component Reuse
Application Portability
Data Portability
Cloud Application Development
Cloud Service Deployment
Cloud Brokering
Portable Cloud OS
Cloud Provider Certification
Heterogeneous Physical and Virtual

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IT Transformation to Clouds
Lock-in Concerns

Lock-in is a real risk for IT

organizations moving to cloud
Fear of lock-in is driving strong
interest in open cloud technologies
and platforms
Greatest innovation is occurring in
open source cloud projects not
proprietary, closed solutions
Cloud architecture decisions can
dramatically limit ROI and flexibility

Most hybrid cloud computing

technologies and services seek to lock in
customers to their respective
technologies and services, as there are
no industry standardized approaches.
GARTNER

Risks of platform lock-in exist at every

tier of the cloud.
-Thomas Bittman, GARTNER

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THE FIRST CLOUDS WERE BUILT ON

RED HAT TECHNOLOGY

52

RED HAT APPROACH TO OPEN HYBRID CLOUD

53

WHO RELIES ON CLOUDFORMS TODAY?

Heterogeneous Virtual and Cloud Management

US Patent
& Trade Office

54

Red Hat CloudForms Customer Slide May, 2014

CLOUDFORMS

Cloud Operations Management

Delivers an Open Cloud

Management Platform that
Supports Heterogeneous Private,
Public and Hybrid Clouds
Enables Evolution from Proprietary
Infrastructures to Open, Hybrid
Clouds
Enables IT to Deliver IAAS and
Broker Cloud Services, Optimize
Resources and Reduce Costs
Manages Service Deployment
across Hybrid Clouds Using
Policies, SLAs and Cost
Provides Rich Integration into
Existing Enterprise Management
Systems and Processes
Eliminates Proprietary Cloud
Management Tool Vendor Lock-In
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CLOUDFORMS
Capabilities

56

CLOUDFORMS

Built for Enterprise Scale Cloud Operations Management

57

CLOUD MANAGEMENT
Usage Scenarios

Reduce Cost of
Existing VMware

Virtual

Migrate to Lower
Cost Virtual Platform

CLOUDFORMS

CLOUDFORMS

Transform Existing Virtual Platforms into

Private Clouds

Private

Hybrid

CLOUDFORMS

CLOUDFORMS

CLOUDFORMS

Build Private Cloud

CLOUDFORMS

Build Hybrid Cloud

Build Open Hybrid Cloud

CLOUDFORMS

CLOUDFORMS

Private

58

CLOUDFORMS

Unify Management of Existing

Multi-Hypervisor Environments

Public

IT CLOUD MANAGEMENT
Seamless Self-Service

CLOUDFORMS

Role-based Delegation
Self-Service Portals
Service Catalogs
Automated Provisioning
Quotas & Chargeback

59

IT CLOUD MANAGEMENT

Single Pane of Glass Operations

CLOUDFORMS

Configuration Management
Resource Management
Capacity & Utilization
Dashboards, Timelines
Change & Drift Tracking

60

IT CLOUD MANAGEMENT
Executive Management

CLOUDFORMS

Financial Management
Governance & Compliance
Forecasting & Planning
Health, Availability

61

IT CLOUD MANAGEMENT
Integration

Enterprise
Service Catalogs

Management &
Reporting

Event Consoles

CMDB

ITPA/RBA

62

CLOUDFORMS

CLOUDFORMS
Benefits

Lower Acquisition Cost

Faster Time to Cloud

Highest operational efficiency

Open/Flexible

63

Maximize resource efficiency

Increased Automation

Integrated capabilities that eliminate need for many tools

Continuous Optimization

Out-of-the-box reports, alerts, policies, integration, automation

Tool Reduction

Virtual Appliance, agent-free

Lower Implementation Costs

Lowest cost of leading commercial vendors

Leverage low cost virtual platforms for your cloud

RED HAT CLOUD SERVICES

A Valued Partner
Red Hat Services
15 years unparalleled expertise in
open source solutions to help you:

Mitigate transformation risk

We are more than satisfied with the

quality of solutions and services
provided by Red [Link] complex
nature of this project suggested that
the implementation would be
complicated. However, thanks to the
help and support of Red Hat, we were
able to complete the project quickly
and effectively.

Reduce internal support

requirements and overhead

- Julio Matarranz
Head of Corporate IT, NH Hotels

Accelerate project completion

and time to value
Make smart architectural
decisions
Maximize product
performance

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CLOUDFORMS Customer Success

Key Characteristics

One of the world's leading financial services companies

Broad range of financial products
64,000 employees; offices in 50 countries
Very Large, distributed, IT infrastructure Americas, EMEA, APAC
7 DCs / 600 Hosts / 5,000 VMs (goal: 30,000 VMs)
Mixed environment Linux, Windows

Challenges Faced
Unified Monitoring,
Management &
Automation to Create a
Global Cloud

Key Objectives:

Accelerate service delivery

Increase ops efficiency
reduce admin overhead
Maximize utilization of compute
resources & IT investment

Benefits Gained

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Lack of visibility across global virtual infrastructure

Business requests taking weeks to fulfill
Trouble managing current capacity & planning future capacity needs
Manual reconfiguration of workloads inefficient, time consuming
Unable to enforce admin access policies in compliance with corporate
standards
Unable to offer self-service provisioning; no integration into Service Catalog

Implemented single-pane global visibility to easily monitor entire global

virtual infrastructure
Improved service delivery from 3 weeks to 15 minutes self-service
Fully integrated CloudForms & Service Now service catalog
Enabled fully automated workload & resource management
Strictly enforced management policies SmartTagging & classification

CLOUDFORMS Customer Success

Key Characteristics

Cloud for Development

and Test Environments

Challenges Faced

Key Objectives:

Increase productivity
Increase ops efficiency
reduce admin overhead
Maximize utilization of compute
resources

R&D IT unable to keep up with requests

Time wasted cleaning systems
Trouble managing current capacity & planning future capacity needs
Manual cleaning of workloads inefficient, time consuming
Unable to enforce quotas on users & teams, no workload lifecycle control
Users granted access to platform administrative tools

Benefits Gained

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World's leading analytics data solution company

Broad range of data warehousing and analytics products & services
10,000 employees; offices in 42 countries
Large R&D organization 80+ teams; Multiple products/platforms
Rapid build up and tear down of servers
110 Hosts / 3,000 VMs (fluctuates based on release cycles)
Mixed environment Linux, Windows

Implemented a Cloud for dev & test teams to scale systems for continuous
testing across multiple features & releases
Reduced service delivery times with self-service provisioning & integrated
build processing
Increase infrastructure utilization with automated quotas & lifecycle policies.
Average servers in use grew 5x in 2011
Increased productivity & quality though clean systems provisioning
Freed up IT to delivery new services; i.e. training platform across engineering

CLOUDFORMS Customer Success

Key Characteristics

Global provider of customer communications

Supplier of a range of equipment, software & services
29,000 employees; offices in 100 countries
Datacenters in the US, England & India
80 Hosts / 1,000s of VMs
Mixed environment Linux, Windows

Challenges Faced
Global Cloud for
Development, Test &
Support Centers

Key Objectives:

Increase service delivery

Increase ops efficiency
Maximize utilization of
compute resources

Benefits Gained

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Lacked consolidated view of the infrastructure

Existing provisioning platform decommissioned by vendor
Multiple tools for provisioning versus operations
Inefficient use of existing capacity, over-allocation, under utilized storage
No way to enforce standards for both configuration & operations

Tool consolidation through implementation of a single plane of glass portal

for provisioning & operations
Policy-based automation of workload and placement
Increased infrastructure density by identification of brownfield
over-provisioned workloads
Increased efficiency through enforcement of configuration & operational
standards

CLOUDFORMS Customer Success

Key Characteristics

Global leader in diversified healthcare

Research, development & manufacturing of medicines & vaccines
100,000 employees; offices in 100 countries
Distributed R&D organization 3 large datacenters, 30-40 midsize datacenters
100 Hosts / 1,000s of VMs
Mixed environment Linux, Windows

Challenges Faced
Policy-based Virtual
Infrastructure
Management

Key Objectives:

Ensure compliance
Increase infrastructure
efficiency
Increase service levels

Benefits Gained

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Unable to enforce operational compliance so some workloads could not be

virtualized
No consolidated view of distributed infrastructure making capacity
management & planning difficult
Over allocated workloads with unidentified waste
Problem determination difficult with no intra-workload visibility
Users granted access to platform administrative tools

Automated policy enforcement ensures compliance & allowed for the increase
of workload virtualization
Reduced MTTR with workload insight
Increased infrastructure utilization with automated snapshot policies &
identification of over-allocated VMs
Consolidated capacity management & planning
Management dashboards & reporting

CLOUDFORMS

Technical Slides

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CLOUDFORMS

Cloud Operations Management

Complete Cloud Service Lifecycle

Automated Provisioning

CPU, Memory & Storage

Scheduled
Retirement

Delegated
Operations

Demand-Driven Scaling

Power Operations, Console

Reconfiguration

Intelligent Optimization

Automated
Provisioning

Delegated Operations

Simple/Multi-Tier, Full Stack

Self-Service, Service Catalog

Horizontal & Vertical

Start/Stop or Provision/Destroy

Scheduled Retirement

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Fully Automated
Multi-Phase

DemandDriven
Scaling

Intelligent
Optimization

RED HAT CLOUD VISION

Open hybrid clouds from ALL Infrastructure

Red Hat
PaaS
Application

OpenShift

IaaS

Operating System

Linux; Windows

Infrastructure

Virtual or Physical

HYBRID
CLOUD

PRIVATE
CLOUD

VMware
vSphere

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Red Hat
RHEV

Microsoft Red Hat

System OpenStack
Center

Applications
&
Operating System
and Hardware

SELF-SERVICE
Consumption with Control

CLOUDFORMS

VIRTUAL
RESOURCES

PORTABILITY

PHYSICAL
RESOURCES

Red Hat
Enterprise
Linux

Microsoft
Windows

PUBLIC
CLOUD
PUBLIC
RESOURCES

Amazon Rackspace
EC2
Red font denotes a future enhancement

CLOUDFORMS

Cloud Management Platform Capabilities

Access
Control

Directory Integration, Role-Based

Classification-Driven Access Control
Self-Service & Admin Portals

Service Catalogs
Service Modeling & Designer
IaaS/PaaS Provisioning
Lifecycle Management
Financial Management

Service
Management

Monitoring & Alerting

Capacity Planning
Self Learning Analytics
Quota Enforcement
Resource Pooling

Resource
Management

Infrastructure
Management

Hybrid
Cloud

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Automated Provisioning
Dynamic Reconfiguration
Capacity Planning
Federation
Brokering
Abstraction

Automation
Process
Runbook
Task
Orchestration
Workflows
Approvals
Policy
Enforcement
Provisioning
Retirement
Reclamation
Classification
Optimization
Workload
Management

Integration

CMDB
Service Catalog
Incident
Change

Runbook
Event Console
SEIM
Helpdesk
Portals

Web Services

CLOUDFORMS

Built for Virtualization and Cloud Management

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CLOUDFORMS

Built for Virtualization and Cloud Management

CLOUDFORMS

Built for Virtualization and Cloud Management

CLOUDFORMS

Built for Virtualization and Cloud Management

CLOUDFORMS

Built for Virtualization and Cloud Management

CLOUDFORMS

Built for Virtualization and Cloud Management

CLOUDFORMS
User - Catalog

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CLOUDFORMS

User - Dashboard

80

CLOUDFORMS

User My Middleware Workloads

81

CLOUDFORMS

Ops - Monitoring

82

CLOUDFORMS

Ops - Dashboard

83

CLOUDFORMS

Executive - Chargeback

84

CLOUDFORMS

Executive - Planning

85

Thank You
Questions?

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