Preparing the Data Center for Internet of Things

Mark Skarpness Director of Systems Engineering Intel Software and Services Group

Nov 13 2014

BRINGING MEDICAL RESEARCH INTO THE 21ST CENTURY

Data expected to explode to 70 Zettabytes (ZB) by 2020

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8:15

Source: IDC

IoT Devices to grow to

50B by 2020

A Wide Array of Applications

Data Streamed Care Cloud Memory

Wearable Camera Life Blogs By Snapping Photos Throughout The Day

Responsive Coaching

Running App Personalizes Workouts Based On Current

Stamina

Tooth Embedded Sensor Relays Eating Habits

To Dentist

Sleep Monitoring

A Kimono* with sensors monitors the baby's temperature, breathing and communicates with parents.

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Some Examples

IOT Will Bring an Explosion in Applications

End to End Analytics

Intelligent Devices

Intelligent System of Systems

Intel’s Vision – Internet of Things

Deliver services where & when needed Share data securely Enable useful information

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“Things” have many challenges o  Different Devices & Capabilities

§  Micro §  Mini §  Standard §  Macro

o  Many Operating Systems

o  Vendors Working to Differentiate

o  Security and Data Privacy

Meeting user expectations will be challenging

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Intel’s Strategy to Enable and Drive Adoption: Solutions for Every Point in Internet of Things

Network Infrastructure and Nodes IOT Devices

Services, Software & Solutions

Data Center Platforms & Software •  Compute •  Networking •  Storage

Driving connected standards founding member of the Open Interconnect Consortium (OIC)

Open Interconnect Vision

Connect the next 50 billion IoT devices

Provide secure, reliable discovery/connectivity across multiple OSs/platforms

Create a single solution for majority of vertical markets

Drive industry consolidation around a common interoperable standard

Build a broad industry consortium of companies creating a scalable solution

Open Interconnect Strategy A unique combination of Standards and an Open Source implementation

Specification, certification & branding to deliver reliable interoperability §  Connectivity framework that abstracts complexity for developers

§  Open specification that anyone can implement

§  IP protection & branding for certified devices (via compliance testing)

§  Service-level interoperability

Open Source implementation to enable developers and device makers §  Android, iOS, Windows, Linux, Tizen, VX Works, single-threaded RTOSs

§  Open governance model to allow for active code base contributors

Open Interconnect Usages

OIC to address the challenge of IoT comms

IoT Cloud Services Reporting &

Control

Things & Wearables

Bridging & Forwarding

Smart Devices Peer-to-Peer

Scope of OIC – IoT Comms

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IoT

Client to Cloud

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IoT will Require Re-architecting of the Data Center

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Challenges •  Rapid Application deployment

and Scaling

•  Security

•  Consumer Privacy

•  Storage Management

•  Networking

Overcoming legacy Data Center limitations

Static

Automated

Workloads in the past

decade were

Workloads in the next

decade will be

Manual

Hardware Defined

Dynamic

Software Defined

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Preparing the Data Center for Internet of Things

Re-architect the Data Center with Software Defined Infrastructure

Transform Services Capability with Orchestration Software

Use Data Analytics to extract Value and Insight

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PROVISIONING MANAGEMENT

Orchestration provisions, manages and optimally allocates resources

POOLED RESOURCES

Network, Storage and Compute elements are abstracted into resource pools

SERVICE ASSURANCE

Applications are automatically deployed and maintained

Step 1: Re-architect the Data Center with software defined infrastructure (SDI)

Storage Network Compute

Services Delivery

Resource Pool

Infrastructure Attributes

App A App B App C App D

Power Performance Security Thermals Utilization Location

Orchestration Software Orchestration Software

Step 2: Transform Services Capability Example: OpenStack

Infrastructure Provisioning

Automation

Service Administration

Efficiency

New Services Definition

Agility

•  Massively scalable, open cloud computing platform for both public and private clouds •  Controls large pools of compute, storage, and networking resources

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In the Future Analytics will be Pervasive

Analytics In Action

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Improving Products Reducing Costs Discovering

Treatments Improving Cities

Step 3: Use Data Analytics to extract Value and Insight

The Datacenter is the Heart of Our Connected World

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The World of IOT is Ours to Create!

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