Platform as a ServiceJuly 23rd, 2011Harpreet SinghSenior Director, Product ManagementCloudBees

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Why PaaS?

• PaaS eliminates these deployment friction points and more…

• Entire dev-to-deployment to the PaaS• Get to the market faster

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Agenda

• What’s the PaaS?• What should be the criteria choosing a

PaaS?• What CloudBees brings to the table?

What is the PAAS?

Where does it fit in the whole cloud…

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Traditional Software Stack

Servers

OS

VM

App Server

JVM

LB

User App

Install

Monitor

Patch

Upgrade

Validate Stack

YOU

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SERVERS OS VM

APP SERVER

JVM

LOAD BALANCERS

USER APPS

Install

Monitor

Patch

Upgrade

Validate Stack

Outsourcing headaches

Cloud Provider

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What’s the cloud?”Cloud computing is a model for enabling convenient, on-demand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction”*

Is it about the hardware, servers, storage, infrastructure, middleware, application software?

What’s your view?

* Definition from NIST

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3 Cloud Services Model

SaaS

PaaS

IaaS

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Cloud Service Provider ViewIaaS

Build Your Own Stack

Manage stack

Build app

Manage appUser Concern

Provider Concern

PaaS

Pre-built Platform

Managed stack

SaaS

Pre-built app

Use App

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App Developer (Cloud Service Consumer) View

IaaS SaaS PaaS

DevOps Me?

How do I standout?

Custom apps!

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App Consumer View

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Middleware in the cloud?

• Did we just take the App Server to cloud?

• And threw in the database too?“I get my own instance of App Server, DB in the cloud and I have a PaaS. Sounds great!”But is that what it is…

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Multi-tenancy

• Service Provider View• Resources shared amongst tenants• Economies of scale• Spectrum of multi-tenancy

– Nothing multi-tenant to– Each tier of the stack is multi-tenanted

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Provisioning BillingMonitoringSLA Policy

Core Platform Services

IaaS Virtualization/OS

Metering

App Server MailLoggingDBMS/NoSQL

Middleware Services

Messaging

Auto Scaling CIHA

Runtime Services

SCM

ALM Services

SDK APIs

UI IDE

PaaS Reference Architecture

Dev Services

Choosing a solutionDetermining criteria…

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What is your use case?

• Mimic production environment– all about deployment– IaaS view –

companies moving upstack

• Shorten lifecycle– No more just

deployment– SaaS view

• Companies moving downstack

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Criteria for evaluating a PaaS

• What friction points does it eliminate?• Am I architecting solutions in a new way?• Am I maintaining tiers of my stack?• Is it IaaS-like or SaaS-like?• How am I paying for the service?• Any add-on services available?• How mature is the service?

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Criteria for evaluating a PaaS

• Am I locked in to the vendor?• What standards do I care about?• Am I leveraging my existing dev skill set?• Did I compress my dev-deploy cycle?• Am I going faster to the market with

better tested and better scalable solutions?

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Lay of the Land

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Vendors - PositioningFlexibility Compatibility

SaaS-likeIaaS-like

OS Flex is server-centric

Basic orchestration of AWS blocks

.Net-on-a-Server, with only … more

constraints

Spring-centric offering, focused

on vCloud

JVM-based offering (soon EE)

fully server-agnostic

Oldest SaaS-like offering but with

lots of env. constraints

CloudBeesWhat we bring to the table?

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About CloudBees

The leading Platform as a Service (PaaS) for Java™

CloudBees services the complete lifecycle of Cloud application development and deployment.No Servers. No Virtual Machines. No IT.

DEV@cloud – Cloud Services for Developers We are the Jenkins experts Core service of DEV@cloud with

“Jenkins-as-a-Service” Kohsuke Kawaguchi part of the team

RUN@cloud – Frictionless runtime PaaS for Java apps

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Why CloudBees is Better?

Configure OS Secure OS Setup JVM

Install AS on OS

Configure AS Secure AS

provision nodes

Install load-balancer (LB)

Configure LB

Secure LBSetup BC for

clusterQA cluster

Configure DNS

Provision node:

Provision cluster:

Provision node

Install DB Configure DB

Secure DBSetup BC for

DB

Provision DB:

Provision cluster

Provision DBDeploy schema

Deploy App to each node

Deploy App:

(not a transparent update process)

Analyse sec. bulletins

Analyse QA bulletins

Analyse AS/OS logs

maintain OS maintain JVM maintain AS

maintain DB

Manage environment (recurring)

maintain FWValidate/QA

stack

Measure App performance

Acquire Hardware

Provision node

Update Cluster

Update LB

Metering/Scaling (recurring)

Update Security

Install Plugins

Manage PluginsApply

Patches

Manage CI Environment:

Setup Master Setup Slaves

Setup CI Environment

DEPLOYBuildContinuous Deployment

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Public EditionIaaS Providers

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CloudBees: Platform as a ServiceSaaS Vendor Applications

Enterprise UserApplications

CloudBees Core Platform Services

RUN@cloudDEV@cloud

Development Projects

CloudBeesEcosystem

APIs

Private EditionOn-Premise

SaaS for developers:Repositories, build, test, etc.

Jenkins/Nectar Inside

Run your applications:Auto-scale, maintain, etc.

Core runtime services & back-end services

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EC2, Rackspace, …Verizon, Terremark, …

Enterprises Join our Beta program

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Cloud Management / Virtualization / OS

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CloudBees Platform as a Service

Continuous Deployme

ntProduction

Build

Test

Provisioning

Maintenance

Elasticity/HA

Jenkins

SaaS Vendor Applications

Enterprise UserApplications

JVM – Java EEJava, Python, Scala,

…

CloudBees Core Platform Services

RUNDEV

Repositories

Data ServicesRDBMS, NoSQL

MeteringBilling

MonitoringManagement

Messaging IdentityLogging/Auditing

Back-end services

Runtime services

Development Projects

Partner Ecosystem

Partner Smart

Plugins

GIT Maven …SVN

APIsWeb UI, CLI, HTTP API, Eclipse, Maven, Ant, etc.

CloudBeesSmart

Plugins

Databases

Other SaaS

On Premise

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Provisioning BillingMonitoringSLA Policy

Core Platform Services

IaaS Virtualization/OS

Metering

App Server MailLoggingDBMS/ NoSQL

Middleware Services

Messaging

Auto Scaling CIHA

Runtime Services

SCM

ALM Services

SDK

UI

CloudBees PaaS

Dev Services

APIs

IDE

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Stability (GA Jan 2011)• Pricing• Free Starter &

Free FOSS• Pay-by-minute

Ecosystem (just launched)• Sonar• Selenium• JFrog

Repos• Public/Private• SVN/GIT

Maven• Proxy• Repos

DEV@cloud

Deploy

Leverage PaaS in testing CLI, HTTP API…

PaaS

(MySQL)

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Stable

RUN@cloud Features

Java/JVM Based

Monitoring

HA

UI

3rd party integrations

Free Offering

CloudAnt

New Relic

Jenkins L&FMgmt UI

CLI, HTTP API, SDKEclipse.

DB

Tomcat5k + Apps Starter For FOSS

Java EE 6 Web Profile (soon)

Grails JRuby PlayColdfusion

Scalable MySQL

Non JVM BasedNode.js POC

Scale DUO

APIs, SDK

Session Persistence

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• Focus on development-to-deployment cycle (all in the cloud)– DEV@cloud + RUN@cloud– A la carte: allows for 3rd party integration

• Public cloud offering available today

Takeaways

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