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Hugo Lerias Head of Public Sector AWS DACH
5th July 2016 Home to the Cloud, e-Shelter
Expanding Your Data Center with Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure
What do we expect from modern applications?
• What do we expect from modern applications? • High Availability • Scalability • Fault Tolerance • Cost-Effectiveness • Security
• How can we achieve this? • Multiple Global Datacenters • Scalable Server Infrastructure • Scalable Databases • Operational Controls
Current Trends and Challenges in IT
• New applications and innovations often driven by business and not IT
• Infrastructure planning and budgeting often not aligned with business-led activities
• Effectively creating Shadow IT
• Reason: Agility and Ease of Use
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“ Johnson & Johnson Leverages AWS for Hybrid IT Cloud Strategy
Johnson & Johnson is a multinational medical devices, pharmaceutical, and consumer
packaged goods manufacturer.
AWS is a key to our long-term strategy of leveraging a hybrid IT
environment.
• Wanted to create hybrid IT environment to increase speed, cut costs
• Uses AWS for VPC, public cloud that work in tandem with J&J’s on-premises private cloud
• Migrated more than 300 applications to AWS beginning in 2014
• Uses AWS for big-data modeling and analytics
• Uses Amazon WorkSpaces to replace thousands of contractor laptops
Dan Zelem Chief Technology Officer
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Web Services
Core Services Compute Storage Database Networking
Infrastructure Regions Availability Zones Edge Locations
Platform Services
Analytics App Deployment Mobile
Virtual Desktops
Collaboration & Sharing App Delivery E-Mail
Access Control
Auditing Monitoring Encryption Security
Applications API
&
SDKs
Why is Scalability so important?
• Primary driver is often to accommodate growth
however…
• Scalability also allows waste reduction and in effect cost savings
Servers
Demand
Excess Capacity Wasted $$
Unmet Demand
Capacity
Demand
Auto-Scalable Infrastructure
• Cloud allows Auto-Scaling
• Virtual Servers dynamically provisioned based on demand
Load
Capacity
Allows growth and reduces excess capacity, however only to the granularity of an individual virtual server
AWS Managed Services
• Managed Services of AWS are designed to be highly-available, resilient, elastic and cost-effective
• Maintenance becomes AWS responsibility • But more importantly: Charged per consumption!
Amazon Route 53
Amazon S3
Amazon DynamoDB
Amazon Cognito Amazon Mobile Analytics
Amazon SNS Amazon Lambda
Amazon CloudFront
DNS Storage CDN Database Auth Analytics Notifications Compute
Build Cost-Aware Architectures
• Decouple Compute and Storage and grow them independently
Storage
• Build workflows that are aligned with your business model by creating cost-aware architectures that only scale to serve your customer to the accepted SLA
Compute
Many Worry There are Only Two Choices
Build a “Private”
Cloud
Rip everything out and move to
AWS
#1 #2
The Good News is it isn’t an ‘All or Nothing’ Choice
Corporate Data Centers
On-Premises Resources
Cloud Resources Integration
Integrated networking
Integrated access control
Integrated storage and
backups
Single pane of glass
# 10.0.100.0
# 10.0.200.0
Microsoft Active Directory
Custom LDAP
App 1
AWS Storage Gateway
Integrating AWS with existing On-Prem Infrastructure
Trend: Virtual Private Cloud
Your Data Center
Project A Deployed
Virtual Private Cloud (VPC)
Direct Connect
Tools to Support Hybrid IT Architectures
VM Import/Export
VPC Network
IAM Policies
Virtual Images
On-Premise Apps
Private Network
Your Data Centers VPC
Corporate Directory
Your Cloud Apps
Your Data Our Storage
Integration into existing Tools
Management Portal for vCenter
Management Pack for SCOM
Systems Manager for SCVMM
Application Server
Virtual Server
File Server
Database Server
Backup System
Backup to Cloud Storage • Eliminate tape, hardware, off-site storage
• Reduce capital expense for backup
infrastructure
• Never worry about backup durability
• Never run out of backup capacity
• Data stored off-site, with high durability, in
multiple locations
Backup and Archive
Amazon S3
Application Server
Virtual Server
File Server
Database Server
Amazon S3
Solutions supporting backup to S3
Veeam Backup & Replication
Symantec Net Backup
Oracle RMAN and Secure Backup Module
CommVault Simpana
AltaVault (SteelStore)
Backup System
Backup and Archive
Application Server
Virtual Server
File Server
Database Server
Backup Server
Cloud on standby DR setup • Eliminate need for DR data center
• Reduce capital expense for duplicate
infrastructure
• Pay for only what you use when you use it
• Real-time, secure, database replication from
on-premise to down-sized database servers
• Application backups and virtual server images
stored on cloud storage
Amazon S3
Database Server
Disaster Recovery
Corporate Network
App A
App B App C
Container
DevOps
Template VDI
Innovation & Agility Automated builds and deployment of
code
Idempotence Numerous disposable environments that
can be (re)built within a click allowing regression tests in identical setups
Cost Effective Environments can be disposed or
stopped when unused
Scalability Perform performance and stress tests
with potentially thousands of simulation nodes
Development and Test
AWS Foundation Services
Compute Storage Database Networking
AWS Global Infrastructure Regions
Availability Zones Edge Locations
Client-side Data Encryption
Server-side Data Encryption
Network Traffic Protection
Platform, Applications, Identity & Access Management
Operating System, Network & Firewall Configuration
Customer content
Cust
omer
s Let your cloud provider do the heavy lifting for you
Customers are responsible for
their security and compliance IN
the Cloud
AWS is responsible for the security OF
the Cloud
Final thoughts • Cloud should remove Shadow IT not encourage it • Cloud native is rare - Hybrid Infrastructure will be
essential for the upcoming years • Cloud Providers should remain agnostic to
software stacks and operating systems • Security is a shared responsibility, but cloud
providers can do the heavy lifting • Current Infrastructure jobs are not affected, but
new skills are required • Remain agile - Treat infrastructure as mutable,
servers should not be “hugged” anymore