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DRIVING CLOUD ADOPTION:
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Awareness
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ODCA Defines Requirements
Providers Deliver
Solutions
Enterprises Adopt
Solutions
ODCA Drives Scale with Results Sharing
New/Enhanced Requirements Defined
Best Practices Fuel Broad Deployments
Lead Enterprises Invest in Required Solutions
Providers Invest to Meet Demands
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End User
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App Owner
IT Ops
Federated, Interoperable,
andOpen Cloud
Simple SaaS
Enterprise Traditional
Apps
Compute, Storage, and
Network
Simple Compute IaaS
Simple SaaS
Enterprise Traditional
Apps
Cloud Aware Apps
Complex Compute IaaS
Simple Compute IaaS
Compute, Storage, and
Network
Complex SaaS Hybrid SaaS
Full Private IaaS
Hybrid IaaS
Trad. Apps
Private PaaS Hybrid PaaS
Trad. Apps
Consumers
Cloud Aware Apps
Cloud Aware Apps
ODCA ENTERPRISE CLOUD MATURITY MODEL (CMM)
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2012 DELIVERY OF USAGE MODELS
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UMs speeding cloud adoption and influencing solution capabilities/consistency
Master Usage Models
Focused Usage Models
Cycle 3
Service Orchestration
Commercial Framework
Compute IaaS
Nov 1st Release
Identity and Long Distance Migration
Interop of Apps/Services July 10th Release
Q1 Q2 Q3 Q4 2013Forecast
Cycle 3 priority
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Master Usage Models 1.0Setting Enterprise Cloud service delivery requirements
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SaaSWeb and Data Services Interoperability
FacilityPower, Cooling, Physical
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PaaSWeb Data
Cloud Aware Apps
IaaSStorage Network
Traditional and Cloud Aware Apps
Compute
ODCA CONCEPTUAL ARCHITECTURE 1.0 HYBRID CLOUD
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SW Delivery OS and Apps
Configuration
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Complete description now included in Service Orchestration MUM for all components
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CYCLE 3 = CMM 1.5
Commercial Framework; Regulatory Framework, Standard Units of Measure, Software Entitlement Management Framework
Service Orchestration; Service Catalog
Identity Provisioning, Identify Governance, SSO, Privileged User Access, Provider Assurance, Security Monitoring, Data Security Framework, Data Security
Information as a Service
Interop Across Clouds, SaaS Interop, PaaS Interop
Long Distance Migration, Scale-Out Storage; I/O Control
Compute IaaS; VM Interop, Distance Workload Migration
Software-Defined Network
Carbon Footprint and Energy Efficiency
Actio
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SaaSWeb and Data Services Interoperability
FacilityPower, Cooling, Physical Space
PaaSWeb Data Message
Cloud Aware Apps
IaaSCompute Storage Network
Traditional and Cloud Aware Apps
Busin
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Secu
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USAGE MODELS – DEFINING REQUIREMENTS IaaS, PaaS, SaaS (Cycles 1,2 3) Top Member Priorities
Master Usage Models
Compute IaaS, SDN, Scale-Out Storage IaaS
Service Orchestration
Commercial Framework Ease startup costs
Information as a Service Standardize data for cloud & Big Data
Focused Usage Models
VM Interoperability and Long Distance Migration Heterogeneous like Homogenous
Interoperability of Apps/Services (SaaS/PaaS) Heterogeneous like Homogenous
IO Control QoS in the Cloud
Carbon Footprint and Energy Efficiency Reduce CO2
Standard Units of Measure Normalize Cloud
Service Catalog Compare cloud service features and pricing
Regulatory Framework Cloud enabled Regulation
Provider Assurance, Data Security and Security Monitoring
Security top impediment to cloud adoption
Identity Management Secure access
7Cycle 1 & 2 building solid foundation for Enterprise Cloud 1.0
Cycle 3 completes foundation – New UMs releasing today7
MASTER USAGE MODELS
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WHAT ARE MASTER USAGE MODELS?Secu
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Compute IaaS 1.0, Scale-out Storage 1.0, Software-Defined Networking 1.0
Service Orchestration 1.0
Commercial Framework 1.0
Integrates Requirements from Published Usage Models
Focus on Solution Level Requirements Framework
Drives Ease of Implementation, Accelerated Delivery
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COMPUTE INFRASTRUCTURE AS A SERVICE
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Cloud Provider 3
Cloud Broker
Cloud Subscriber
Defines Enterprise-class CIaaS Use Cases
Defines Tiered Service Delivery Bronze/Silver/Gold/Platinum
Addressing Fastest Growth Segment of CloudIaaS Growing to >$24B by 2016
Outlines Requirements for CIaaS• Compute Container• CPU & Memory• Network Components• Storage
Supports both Traditional and “Cloud Aware” Apps
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SCALE-OUT STORAGE
Add Storage Component to Compute IaaS
Defines Tiered Service Delivery Bronze/Silver/Gold/Platinum
Make storage scale out and appear “infinite” for capacity and performance
Defines on-demand storage capacity at service-level agreement performance
Provider includes Network-Attached and Direct-Attached storage elements
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SOFTWARE-DEFINED NETWORKING
Add Network Component to Compute IaaS
Migrates level and locus of control; Improves management & automation
Working to solve many of the limitations imposed by current networking technology
Address rapid physical and virtual server and bandwidth growth, increasing geographic concentration, elasticity, and mobility
New
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SERVICE ORCHESTRATION
Defines Requirements for Compute IaaS Deployment
Thorough Definitions of:• Service Catalog• KPIs• Lifecycle Process (order to delete)
Maps to ODCA Conceptual Architecture 1.0
Improves Cloud Interoperability while Reducing Barriers for Service Adoption13
Service Provider
COMMERCIAL FRAMEWORKSimplifies and Standardizes the Process to Create and Negotiate Cloud Contracts
Defines 25 “Drivers” for Cloud Service Agreements from Data Ownership to Multi-Tenancy
Scopes Business Process from Discovery to Termination
Accelerates CIaaS Adoption Through Streamlined Business Engagements
Frees providers to focus on innovation through differentiation of services
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INFORMATION AS A SERVICE
Information architecture enhanced by Big Data, mobile applications, and cloud computing technologies
Common transformation, integration and enrichment of the data supply chain
Methods to create, manage, exchange, and extract meaningful information
Getting the right information, in the right format at the right timeFull Session Tomorrow
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ODCA U AGENDA
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SUMMARY
• ODCA focused on complete lifecycle from requirements to adoption
• Accelerating ODCA members and industry path to Cloud Computing
• Learn about the ODCA work and join up to take part
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