IBM Cloud Manager with OpenStack Overview

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IBM Cloud Manager with OpenStack Overview


New applications and IT are being built for Cloud

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Legacy workloads: design infrastructure to

support applications

• Virtualization management focal point

• Scale-up compute

• Storage network

• Shared, high function disk arrays

New workloads (Mobile, Social, Analytic, Big

Data): design applications to leverage infrastructure

• Cloud management focal point

• Infrastructure as a Service

• Standard hardware building blocks

Existing infrastructure for

legacy workloads

New infrastructure for cloud

workloads


Both Private and Public cloud IT infrastructures are growing

Worldwide Private Cloud IT Infrastructure

Forecast

• Deployment of IT assets within private cloud architectures is

becoming increasingly popular with enterprise IT decision makers

who want to improve datacenter operational efficiency, launch new

strategic application platforms, or reduce IT operational costs*

• IT infrastructure hardware will experience a 13.4% CAGR from 2012

to 2017 and is expected to total $12.0 billion by 2017

• IT infrastructure software will experience a 24.3% CAGR from 2012


Worldwide Public Cloud IT Infrastructure Forecast

• The enabling IT infrastructure hardware and software used to

deliver MSP/CSP services are generally architected to support

large-scale, multitenant environments. Many service providers rely

on a mix of off-the-shelf licensed IT infrastructure software, free

open source software, and custom-built software*

• IT infrastructure hardware will experience a 13.1% CAGR from 2012


• IT infrastructure software will experience a 25.3% CAGR from 2012


* IDC Worldwide Private & Public Cloud Enabling IT Infrastructure 2013-2017 Forcast, April 2014 #240624 & #240635


Are you building the right CLOUD?

What’s the best infrastructure for my cloud?

How do I manage my hybrid environment?

How do I maintain choice and flexibility?

How do I rapidly deploy & operate my cloud?

Build it.Build and run your private

or hybrid cloud.


Open Source Only Proprietary Open “Plus”

‘Some Assembly

Required’

Vendor Lock-in

Assured

Enterprise-ready

out of the box

Organizations deploying cloud have a choice to make…


The Rise of Open Source: Linux and OpenStack

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1991

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2010

2013

The Linux kernel is developed to access large UNIX

servers independent of an operating system

More than 100 developers contribute code to Linux

Broad hardware support rapidly ramps adoption

IBM, Compaq and Oracle publically announce support

IBM announces extensive Linux project

IBM announces $1B investment in Linux

Linux-based Android leads the worldwide smartphone

market

94% of the world’s top 500 supercomputers run

Linux

15 million lines of code are contributed by 8,000

developers and 800 companies

2010

OpenStack project started by Rackspace and NASA as

an open alternative to proprietary cloud software

2012

IBM, Rackspace, Red Hat, AT&T and others establish

the OpenStack Foundation, today which boasts 9,500

individual members from 100 countries and 850

different organizations

Leading cloud technology companies as well as large

ISVs choose OpenStack for their core business

2011

OpenStack participation grows rapidly in terms of

contributors, members, followers and community

2013

IBM unveils both private IaaS and orchestrated cloud

software based on OpenStack

OpenStack community grows to more than 15,000

people from 134 countries with almost 1,000 developers

active in the current release

IDC predicts 2013 is “the year OpenStack goes

commercial”

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Why OpenStack for Cloud?

Provides an Open alternative to proprietary cloud stacks

Protects clients current investment with simple path to new technology

Open APIs provides great flexibility and agility


OpenStack – The cloud operating system

Is community developed, open source cloud software

Is an Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) platform

Is open cloud APIs for portable cloud applications

Is a series of interrelated projects– Compute (Nova)– Object Storage (Swift)– Block Storage (Cinder)– Networking (Neutron)– Dashboard (Horizon)– Identity Service (Keystone)– Image Service (Glance)– Telemetry (Ceilometer)– Orchestration (Heat)

Is not a cloud by itself

Does not include installers, online updates, tools, documentation and support from a trusted vendor

Does not include its own virtual infrastructure

Is not perfect – yet! It’s designed to be extended

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IBM led the formation of the OpenStack Foundation, is a Platinum Sponsor & Board Member, and is a leading contributor to OpenStack

#3 – Rapid InnovationLarge community effort enables faster

developmental effort

#2 – Vendor InteroperabilityHigh quality, multi-vendor & user

community = freedom from lock-in

#1 – Open, Modular DesignFlexible architecture with open

components enables options

Platinum Sponsors

Gold Sponsors


Why OpenStack from IBM?IBM Cloud Manager with OpenStack…

Is a 100% complete OpenStack distribution

Extends OpenStack

– Heterogeneous management across any x86 environment, IBM Power and IBM System z

– Manage multiple OpenStack domains including legacy VMware

– Simplified installation and configuration using Chef

– Improves application performance

– Reduces infrastructure costs

– Runtime policies for ongoing VM optimization

– Application High Availability (HA)

– Simplified end-user self-service portal

– Approvals, metering, billing, users and projects through a single ‘pane of glass’

Is supported by IBM

– Five (5) years of support with an optional three (3) year extension

– Upgrades

– IBM Services and business partners like Lenovo

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Power x86 System z

Hypervisor /

Compute Node

PowerVM

via PowerVCPowerKVM

ESX

via vCenterESX

Hyper-V

(2012 Svr)

KVM

(RHEL 6.5)z/VM via OS zKVM

Guest OS

• AIX

• pLinux SUSE

• pLinux Redhat

• SUSE

• Ubuntu LE

• Windows

• Linux SUSE

• Linux Redhat

• Windows

• Linux SUSE

• Linux Redhat

• Other Linux

• Windows

• Linux SUSE

• Linux Redhat

• Other Linux

• Windows

• Linux SUSE

• Linux Redhat

• Other Linux

• zLinux

SUSE

• zLinux

Redhat

• zLinux

SUSE

• zLinux

Redhat

First Supported 4Q13 2Q14 2Q13 2Q14 2Q13 4Q13 4Q13 tbd


Extends core OpenStack

• Cloud management across x86,

Power and System z

• Runtime policies for ongoing

optimization of VM placement

and HA to move VMs from at-

risk physical servers

• Simplified end user self-service

portal

Starts with 100% OpenStack Core

APIs and projects

• Leverage rapid community

innovation

• Your applications portable

across private and public

OpenStack-based clouds

• Available on The OpenStack

Marketplace ibm.biz/BdR9dt

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Augments the virtual infrastructure

• Limitless, elastic storage

scalability

Surrounds the solution with

automation and tools

• Reduce workload and skill

requirements on IT staff

Deploy IaaS automatically,

simply

Manage the cloud

infrastructure efficiently, cost

effectively

Build services on a platform

that’s open, portable

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Provisioning and Management

Provision ready-to-run OpenStack clusters from bare-metal

Speeds time to full system

readiness

Reduces time to full user

productivity

Delivers a single interface for

integrated management &

monitoring

Improves IT costs with dramatic

gains in infrastructure utilization

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Provision and maintain physical

and virtual machines

Infrastructure patterns: Firmware, hypervisor, operating system, drivers, software

Monitoring and triggered actions: Monitor performance and utilization, grow and shrink cluster size


Extended Scheduler

Resource aware pluggable scheduler

Extends the OpenStack Nova

Scheduler

Provides dynamic resource

management for the cloud

– Higher quality of service

– Improved application

performance

– More flexible resource

selection

– Automated management

– Reduce Infrastructure costs

Intelligently places VMs –

automatically with on-going

resource optimization

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Reservations Capacity Management

Migration Policies

Failover Policies

Placement Policies: Packing, Striping, Load Balancing, Memory Balancing, Affinity, Anti-affinity

Runtime Policies: Load Optimization, Memory Optimization, Resource Over-commit, User-defined


Platform

Resource

Scheduler

• Intelligent and policy driven

Virtual Server Placement

• Supporting use cases for

virtual server deployment,

relocation and restart

• Optimization for server

utilization and energy

consumption

• Increased virtual server

availability and resilience

Optimization Capabilities

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PRS

Optimization Strategy for OpenStack Infrastructure


Elastic Storage

Limitless, elastic storage scalability

Delivers enterprise class storage

without the need for expensive

SAN and NAS disk arrays, or for

SAN administrators

Uses standard hardware to

dramatically lower both

acquisition costs and TCO

Reduces administrator workload

and optimizes resource utilization

with automation and policy-driven

management

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Extreme scale: 299 bytes per file, 263 files per system, up to 16,384 standard hardware building blocks per cluster

Extreme reliability: data mobility, replication

Extreme security: native encryption, secure erase

Single name space

Storage done in software


IBM Cloud Manager with OpenStack – Summary

Deploy IaaS automatically, simply

– Automated installation and configuring of

required software on standard hardware

building blocks

– Use a minimum of skilled IT staff resources

Manage the cloud infrastructure efficiently, cost

effectively

– Efficient virtualization of storage and

network resources

– Scheduler continuously re-evaluates the

state of the cloud, automatically making

adjustments to ensure infrastructure usage

is maximized

Build services on a platform that’s open,

portable

– Core OpenStack Foundation APIs unaltered

and fully supported

– Applications can be portable between

various OpenStack distributions and across

private and public OpenStack-based clouds

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Open IaaS platform for the enterprise


IBM Cloud Manager with OpenStack is an easy to deploy, simple to usePrivate and Hybrid cloud management software offering based on OpenStack with open cloud APIs. Importantly, we include IBM enhancements that feature improved ROI through superior resource scheduling and a self-service portal for workload provisioning, virtual image management, and monitoring. It's an innovative, cost-effective approach that also includes automation, metering and security.

IBM Cloud Manager with OpenStack, v4.2

Cloud solution supporting Heterogeneous Compute, Storage & Network

• Single point management across multiple domains & hypervisors

• x86, all IBM server architectures & major hypervisors supported

Additional features enabling more efficient use of Cloud resources

• Dashboards show Cloud admin resource capacity & VM utilization

• Metering/Billing and reports, Resource expiration & projectapproval policies, Network configuration & mapping

Seamless Hybrid Enablement & Multi-cloud Federation

• Federation to multi instances of OpenStack and Hybrid Clouds

• Hybrid Clouds on and off premise options & SoftLayer support

• Accelerate Time to

Market: Time to market

improvement for

new applications

• Integrated Management:

Approvals, metering, billing,

users and projects through

a single ‘pane of glass’

• Flexible, modular design:

Based upon OpenStack IaaS

Access to OpenStack APIs

Extensible via REST API allowing

partners to easily customize the UI

Open

Simple

Innovative


IBM Cloud Orchestrator enables

Infrastructure, Platform & advanced Orchestration Services:

• Eases coordination of complex tasks and worklflows, necessary to deploy applications

• Deploy application topologies or patterns• Take advantage of the huge pattern library in the

IBM PureSystems Center

IBM Cloud Manager with OpenStack enables basic Infrastructure Cloud Services:

• Cloud provisioning and automation based on OpenStack

• Simplified implementation, lifecycle management, resource management, self-service portal, monitoring & metering

• Full access to OpenStack APIs – All IBM server architectures and major hypervisors now available to choose from

• Integrated platform management, backed by IBM enterprise-grade lab services and support

Orchestration Services

Platform Level Services

Infrastructure Level Services

(Image Lifecycle

Management)

(Pattern Services)

Cloud Resources

Storage Compute Network

(Provisioning, configuration, resource allocation, security,

metering, etc.)

Hypervisors

VMware, KVM, Hyper-V*, PowerVM, zVM

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The architecture evolution to IBM Cloud Manager with OpenStack


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