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© 2013 IBM Corporation© 2013 IBM Corporation
IBM Public Cloud Offering
SCE+, VSR, SCMB
and Managed Infrastructure Services (MIS)
O. Bethmann ([email protected])
E. Devezeaud ([email protected])
11 Juin 2013
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Cloud Computing Spectrum
Private Public
Hybrid
IT capabilities are provided “as a service,” over an intranet, within the enterprise and behind the firewall
Internal and external service delivery methods are integrated
IT activities / functions are provided “as a service,” over the Internet
Third-partyoperated
Third-party hosted and operated
Enterprise data center
Enterprise data center
Private cloud Hosted private cloud
Managed private cloud
Enterprise
Shared cloud services
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Enterprise
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Public cloud services
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Users
B
Drivers • IT cost reduction• Improve operational efficiency (processes, risk)• Reduction of complexity• Business Transformation
• OpEx•Price (pay-as-you-go)• Faster time to market• Flexibility and scalability
Barriers • CapEx• Capabilities and skills• Cultural change
• Security, control and compliance • Loss of individuality• Portability / Provider change
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Cloud Computing Spectrum
Private Public
Hybrid
IT capabilities are provided “as a service,” over an intranet, within the enterprise and behind the firewall
Internal and external service delivery methods are integrated
IT activities / functions are provided “as a service,” over the Internet
Enterprise data center
Enterprise data center
Private cloud Hosted private cloud
Managed private cloud
Enterprise
Shared cloud services
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Enterprise
B
Public cloud services
A
Users
B
Standard VSR SCE SmartCloudOfferings SCMB SCE+ Meeting
VSR
SCMB
IndividualOfferings Managed Infrastructure Services
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Managed Infrastructure Services (MIS)
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MIS - Overview of the Service Elements
IT Service Pyramid
■ visualizes the technical scope of IT Services
■ enables modular combination of single layers
■ customized and appropriate solution for each
client
MIS Service Portfolio
■ comprises all necessary processes for an
efficient operation of the IT Services
■ IT Services in alignment to Information
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■ extended MIS team including
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resources in Switzerland
■ dedicated and none-dedicated global
resources (near shoring / off shoring)
ImplementImplementImplementDevelopDevelopDevelopUnderstandUnderstand
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Delivery Model
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MIS - IT Service Pyramid
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Base Infrastructure Services
■Datacentero 3 IBM datacenters in Switzerland
o customer located datacenters
■Networko Network services based on Cisco products
o Security services based on Cisco products
■Hardware and Virtualizationo IBM Server, Storage and Backup Hardware
o Virtualization based on VMware or Microsoft technology
■Operating Systemo Microsoft
o Linux
o AIX
Application Services
■Infrastructure applications: o Backup
o Monitoring
o Databases
o Software distribution
o etc.
■Business applications: o Enterprise Resource Planning (ERP)
o Document Management System (DMS)
o Messaging / Collaboration
o etc.
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■ Service Level Managemento Service Management
o Customer Satisfaction Management
o Contract Management & Accounting
o Risk Management
■ Event Managemento Monitoring and alerting services
■ Incident & Problem Managemento 7x24 Central Service Desk Services
o Service Management Suite (Tivoli)
o 1st Level Enduser Support (Remote and OnSite)
o 2nd Level Support
o 7x24 Stand-by for emergency duties
■ Change Management
■ IT Operation Managemento Maintenance
o Patch and Update Services
o Regular checks
MIS - Service Portfolio
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IBM SmartCloud Enterprise+ (SCE+)
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IBM SmartCloud Enterprise+ has been designed to support
enterprise-class workloads and includes a full suite of managed services.
Shared cloud services
Enterprise+
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IBM SmartCloud Enterprise+
Management, support
and deployment
Security
and isolation
Availability and
performance
Technology
platform
Payment and
billing
Dedicated cloud
Enterprise+
• Shared or dedicated managed environments
• Shared management environments
• Standard set of software images (operating system, middleware, databases) offered in fixed sizes and SLA packages
• Cloud-based IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL) processes such as image lifecycle management, asset and license management and configuration management
• Architecture designed to support workloads requiring a highly available infrastructure
• High-speed Tier 1 storage option
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Networking Networking Networking
Storage Storage Storage
Servers Servers Servers
Virtualization Virtualization Virtualization
O/S O/S O/S
Middleware Middleware Middleware
Runtime Runtime Runtime
Data Data Data
Applications Applications Applications
Infrastructure
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Customization; higher costs; slower time to value
Standardization; lower costs; faster time to value
Cloud Service Models
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You activate your service through the client portal.
Client
portal
Capacity (server and
storage)
Service category
Softwareimage
Managedservices
Example
A self-service web portal is designed to provide more rapid
access to the IBM SmartCloud Enterprise+ environment.
Capacity Service category Software image Managed services
64-bit IBM System x®virtual machine 8 central processing unit, 16 gigabytes (GB) random access memory (RAM), 384 GB storage
99.5 Silver service-level agreement24-hour service request fulfillment
RHEL Linux 5.4 IBM DB2® Enterprise Edition v9.7.1
Operating system
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x86options
32-bit configurations 64-bit configurations
Small Med LargeMax
Config*Small Med Large XL
Max Config
Virtual CPUs 1 2 4 8 1 2 4 8 8
Virtual memory (GB) 1 2 4 4 2 4 8 16 32
Instance storage (GB) 64 128 192 512 64 128 192 384 512
Additional Disks Max 14 up to 512 GB each 7 TB Max 14 up to 512 GB each 7 TB
IBM Power Systems™
options
64-bit configurations
Small Med Large XL Jumbo Max Config
Virtual CPUs 1 2 4 8 16 32
Virtual memory (GB) 2 4 8 16 32 96
Instance storage (GB) 64 128 192 384 512 N/A
Additional Disks Max 8 up to 512 GB each 4 TB
IBM SmartCloud Enterprise+ offers virtual machine capacity
options
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Package
Virtual machine(VM) availability
service-levelagreement
Infrastructure services
Bronze 98.5%
• 32-bit and 64-bit IBM System x® – Microsoft Windows and Linux
• 64-bit IBM Power Systems™ – IBM AIX®
• Predefined selectable VM sizes (vCPU1, memory, storage)
• 24-hour service-request fulfillment goal
Silver 99.5%• Bronze services plus VM mobility within a virtual cluster
• 24-hour service-request fulfillment
Gold 99.7%• Silver services plus automated restart on VM failure
• 48-hour total service-request fulfillment goal
Platinum 99.9%• Gold services plus storage replication across different
physical storage devices
• 72-hour total service-request fulfillment goal
1vCPU – virtual central processing unit
Our solution includes the following service quality levels that
help enhance flexibility and increase return on investment.
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These software images can be made available for the appropriate operating systems:
• x86 operating system (VMWare):
Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5.4 and 5.6 (32 and 64 bit)
Microsoft Windows Server 2003 R2 Standard and Data Center Editions (32 and 64 bit)
Microsoft Windows Server 2008 R2 Standard and Data Center Editions (64 bit)
Cloud Computing worldwide Client References
GTS Cloud Computing Portal
• IBM Power Systems™ operating system (IBM PowerVM®):
IBM AIX® 6.1
IBM and non-IBM software can be included in the service catalog at your request:
• IBM DB2®
• IBM WebSphere® MQ
• Apache Tomcat
• IBM WebSphere Application Server
• Microsoft Internet Information Server (on Windows OS only)
IBM SmartCloud Enterprise+ provides a standardized set of operating system and software images to help reduce
complexity and cost.
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Our solution includes:
• Security-rich building blocks from IBM’s experience with outsourcing:
IBM Service Manager (ISM)
Based on IBM global virtualization
reference architecture
• Out-of-band network for access to management infrastructure
• Regular validation of security parameters and policies
• Strict adherence to IBM corporate patch and vulnerability scanning management practices
• IBM standard processes using global delivery framework efficiencies
• Hosting in a Tier-3 data center
Management
layer security
IBM IES4
certification
IBM internal security
standards
IBM ESA2
certification
Annual SAS701
audits
IBM ASCA3
certification
1Statement on Auditing Standards (SAS70)2Evaluation of shared application (ESA)3Application Systems Control and Auditability (ASCA)4Inter-Enterprise Services (IES)
We have implemented SmartCloud Enterprise+ security
controls that meet today’s industry best practices at the management layer.
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These include:
• International Organization for Standardization (ISO) and International Electrotechnical Commission (IEC) 27001/2-based information security (ISeC) agreements that support industry and regulatory requirements
• Hardened operating system (OS) images, regularly validated to ISeC controls with optional host-based intrusion detection system (HIDS) and host-based intrusion prevention system (HIPS)
• Middleware configured in a security rich manner, based on ISeC specifications
• Automated validation of ISeC security controls
• Automated processes for Service Activation and Deactivation (SA&D) and patch management
• Standard identity federation methods to support existing enterprise directory
Managed
layer security
ISeC security controls
Automatedpatch
management
IBM ERS1
Secure SA&D
Antivirus(Windows)
1Internet Emergency Response Service (ERS)
Our SmartCloud Enterprise+ environment adopts IBM best-
of-breed security controls to help provide security across the managed layer
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Europe
Ehningen, Germany (SCE, SCE+)
Montpellier, France (SCE+)
Winterthur, Switzerland (SCE+), 07/2013
Barcelona, Spain (SCE+), 09/2013
UK (SCE+), planned
Europe
Ehningen, Germany (SCE, SCE+)
Montpellier, France (SCE+)
Winterthur, Switzerland (SCE+), 07/2013
Barcelona, Spain (SCE+), 09/2013
UK (SCE+), planned
North America
Markham, Canada (SCE, SCE+)
Boulder, USA (SCE, SCE+)
Research Triangle Park, USA (SCE, SCE+)
North America
Markham, Canada (SCE, SCE+)
Boulder, USA (SCE, SCE+)
Research Triangle Park, USA (SCE, SCE+)
Latin America
Hortolandia, Brazil (SCE+)
Latin America
Hortolandia, Brazil (SCE+)
Japan
Makuhari, Japan (SCE, SCE+)
Japan
Makuhari, Japan (SCE, SCE+)
Asia Pacific
Singapore (SCE)
Sydney, Australia (SCE+)
Asia Pacific
Singapore (SCE)
Sydney, Australia (SCE+)
India
To be defined (SCE+),
planned
India
To be defined (SCE+),
planned
SmartCloud Global Deployment
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IBM SmartCloud Recovery
Virtualized Server Recovery (VSR)
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There are many challenges associated with disaster
recovery on a physical infrastructure.
Identical hardware required for recovery
� Costs are doubled, complexity is increased
� Accurate configuration information is critical
Idle hardware
� Standby hardware is needed for faster recovery time objective
� Servers that need repurposing at time of disaster are labor
intensive and time consuming
Slow, complex recovery process
� Different solutions for different availability tiers
� Separate procedures for system and data disks
� Separate procedures for desktop PCs
� Multi-step recovery processes
Configure hardware
Install OS
Configure operating system (OS)
Install backup andrestore agent
Start “Single-step automatic recovery”
Site A Site B
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Virtualized Server Recovery – Value Proposition
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Legacy Fixed Site
IBM Fixed Site
6 hours
Virtualized Server Recovery
Considerable RTO and RTO improvements
(Fixed site, remote access, stored images and replication)
RTO – up to 1 hour
RPO – near zero
10-60 minutes
Hardware & virtualization layer independent
Tape Delivery
(Remote access, reduced setup time, stored OS images)
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VSR Solution Overview
Remote Locations
Asynchronous Replication
ReplicationServers
Recovery Servers
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B
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C
IBM VSR Data Center Shared Services
Client
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End Users
Production SiteReplicated Data
Data for Recovery Servers
WAN Connectivity Internet – Leased Line
A DB C
BA
CD
End users
communication flow in case of
disaster
Platforms are started in
case of disaster or test
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VSR Portal
Client
IBM SmartCloud VSR Portal
BCRS VSR Storage
IBM Site
BCRS VSR Servers
Login to IBM SmartCloud VSR Portal
Client Servers
InternetInternet
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We offer a robust suite of services including architecture, engineering, implementation and maintenance.
Offering features
� The ready-to-go, fully managed cloud service from IBM can have your servers running their operating systems, applications and data in minutes
� Service options to meet your diverse needs: Gold, Silver, Bronze or dedicated point of delivery
� Supports:
– Microsoft Windows 2003, 32 & 64 bit versions
– Microsoft Windows 2008 R2, 32 & 64 bit versions
– Red Hat Enterprise Linux version 4 and 5, 64-bit only, Logical Virtual Manager (LMV) disk layout
– AIX
� Each virtual machine (VM) can use a maximum of 8 virtual processor cores and 32 gigabyte (GB) of virtual random access memory (resources applied to each VM varies in near-real-time)
� “Cross-server consistency” helps enable applications running across multiple servers to have a near-seamless failover to our cloud recovery infrastructure
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We provide more flexible virtualized server recovery service options.
Gold
� For mission-critical servers requiring immediate RTO/RPO
� Dedicated virtual servers for failover “in minutes”
� Failover time depends on number of servers, volumes per server
� Server failover completions are “staggered”
� Replication capture:96 snapshots/24 hours
Silver
� Provisioning 1 hour or less to begin failover
� Server failover completions are “staggered”
� Immediate RPO
� Replication capture: 24 snapshots/24 hours
� Cost effectively helps meet recovery needs for servers running “tier 2” applications
� Shared resource model
Bronze
� Provisioning within 6 hours
� Ability to help recover servers and data from tape, disk, NAS, etc., into the BCRS cloud infrastructure
� Migration path from traditional hot site to cloud recovery services
� Shared resource model
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IBM SmartCloud Recovery
SmartCloud Managed Backup
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IBM SmartCloud Managed Backup helps protect your critical business data with cloud-based, managed solutions.
� Pay-as-you-use pricing model
� No long-term architectural investments
� Scalability and automation to handle growth
� Flexibility to meet changing requirements
� High levels of performance and reliability
� Reduced costs for deploying new services
� Comprehensive reporting capabilitiesCloud Computing:
A style of computing where scalable and elastic IT-enabled capabilities are
provided "as a service" to external customers using Internet technologies*
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Our distributed backup services can provide professionally managed data protection for servers, personal computers, and laptops.
This subscription service can back up your information on our platform.
Designed to provide:
� Automatic data protection and nonintrusive, scalable backups
� Support for security with Advanced Encryption Standard (AES-128)
� Flexible retention policies and long-term archiving
� Compliance management
� Faster backups and recovery with no tapes
� Comprehensive platform support
Wide area network (WAN)
Distributed data protection
Customer personal computers and
servers
Smartcloud Managed Backupservice platforms
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Our inclusive portal and reporting capabilities are designed to support more effective protection of critical information.
Automated portal and
reporting can provide:
• Web-based,
multilingual reporting
• Provisioning and
support
• Graphical or tabular
reports
• Alert notifications
• Monthly reporting
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Our services can include automated backup reporting
and alerting.
� More robust, centralized reporting across
identified worldwide locations, devices,
servers, clients and backup networks
� Used to assess:
– Backup failure risk
– Configuration issues
– Performance issues
– Adherence to enterprise architecture
standards
– Retention and media policy
– IBM Operations ticket tracking
– Representative site sizing
Report Description Frequency
Backup failure email notification
Near-real-time backup failure notification for active client servers
Near-real-time
All server activity
Backup activity report for last 24 hours
Daily
Backup failuresProvides notice of failed backups for last 24 hours
Daily
Backup report card
Three-day snapshot of previous backup activities
Daily
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