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RightScale Webinar: July 23, 2009 – Listen to a recorded live panel discussion moderated by Dave Nielsen, founder of CloudCamp and Principal Consultant at Platform D. Hear from leading experts in cloud computing to gain real-world insight into how their customers are using cloud computing and achieving new levels of backup, recovery and reliability. Learn how you can migrate your apps and data to the cloud in a way that's affordable and reliable. Watch video at http://vimeo.com/rightscale/transitioning-to-the-cloud.

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Transitioning to the CloudImplications for Reliability, Redundancy &

Recoverability

July 23, 2009

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Your Panel Today

Answering Live Q&A…Hunter Williams – Sr. Account Manager, RightScaleDaniel Howard – Sr. Account Manager, RightScalePaddy Sreenivasan – VP Engineering, Zmanda

ModeratorDave Nielsen

Founder, CloudCamp &Principal, Platform D

SpeakerMichael Crandell

Founder & CEORightScale

SpeakerChander KantFounder & CEO

Zmanda

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Agenda

Welcome

Introduction to Cloud Computing

Introduction to the Storage Cloud

Panel Questions

Live Q&A

Please use the Question panel in GoToWebinarto ask questions at any time!

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• 15,000 users, hundreds of customers

• Half a million servers launched

• Scaling events: 50-3500 servers 3 days, 7000 cores

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What Is Cloud Computing?

Virtually infinite computing resources

Scalable on-demand

Pay per use

Surpasses traditional hosting

Multiple server sizes

Reassign IPs, Virtual IPs

Multiple failure zones and geographies

Virtual disk volumes

Cloud interoperability

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You just lostcustomers

Classic IT ProblemInfrastructureCost $

time

LargeCapital

Expenditure

OpportunityCost

PredictedDemand

TraditionalHardware

ActualDemand

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Solution: Managed CloudInfrastructureCost $

time

On DemandProvisioning

PredictedDemand

ActualDemand

AutomatedScaling

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Cloud ModelsRightScale

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Cloud Management Drivers

Manage complexity

Automate systems

Fast onramp

Deployment expertise

Cloud portability

29%

27%

22%

13%

9%

What drives your interest in a management platform?

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Cloud Management System

AUTOMATION ARCHITECTUREAUTOMATION

ARCHITECTURECLOUD-READY

SOLUTIONSCLOUD-READY

SOLUTIONSEXPERTISESERVICES

EXPERTISESERVICES

RIGHTSCRIPTS

MYSQL MGR

WEB SITE

GRID

Cloud ApplicationsCloud Applications

Amazon Rackspace GoGrid Eucalyptus VMWare

Righ

tSca

le

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Zmanda

Worldwide Leader in Open Source Backup500,000+ Protected Systems

Open Source. Open APIs. Open Formats.Smashes traditional backup business model

Cloud Backup Specialist

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Storage Cloud 101

Unlimited storage available over the internetOn-demand and Elastic

Over-provisioning: A thing of the past

Web services interface (REST,SOAP)Other protocols can be built on top of these

Cost typically based on actual storage and bandwidth usedOff-site

Ideal for Secondary and Tertiary Storage

Amazon S3 is the market leader

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Moving to the Cloud: Storage Considerations

Robustness

Scalability

Cost

Flexibility

Location of Application Binaries

Locking up your backup data in

proprietary formats (including proprietary clouds) comes with a

HUGE cost.

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Backup to CloudCloud as Secondary Storage

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Backup to CloudCloud as Tertiary Storage

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Backup to CloudMultiple Clouds

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Why Backup to Cloud?

No capital expenses.

Reduce infrastructure management tasks

Faster recovery from offsite backups

Geographic accessibility

More efficiency and reliability for SMB customers

Multiple cloud vendors to improve reliability

Backup data available in the cloud for additional analysis such as e-discovery

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Storage Cloud

Compute Cloud

Data Mining

On Premises

MS SQL Server

SharePoint Server

Business IntelligenceE-Discovery

Protect and Play

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Panel Questions1. What are the most common projects your customers are

taking to the cloud?

2. What is the most significant hurdle you see customers managing in their move to the cloud?

3. What are the short- to mid-term technology milestones that IT managers should look out for as they plan migration to the cloud?

4. What IT skills does a customer need to use your cloud offering?

5. Take us through your on-ramping to the cloud.

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Q&A

Sign up for free trial with RightScale at www.RightScale.comContact Zmanda to discuss your cloud backup needsVisit Zmanda.com/blogs for best practices on cloud backupView Webinar recordings: RightScale.com/Webinars

[email protected](866) 720-0208Twitter: @RightScale

[email protected](888) 496-2632Twitter: @chanderkant

[email protected](415) 531-6674Twitter: @davenielsen

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Additional Slides

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RightScale Architecture

Web-based Cloud Management Environment* Management Dashboard * User Permissions * Lifecycle Support

Cloud Ready ServerTemplate Libraries

Automation Engine* Rules * Policies

APIs* Functionality * Customization

Customer Library

RightScale Library

Partner Library

Community

Multi-Cloud Engine* Monitoring * Alerts

Customers

Pro

fess

iona

l Ser

vice

s

Partners

Cloud Infrastructure

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Recognized vendors Global reach for services is needed (Europe, USA, Asia) Big name clients demand carrier-grade reliability Full 24/7, 365 support expectations to us and us to

our vendors

CNBC Stock Quotes

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Technical flexibility Repeatable, ”clean-room” design promotes

stability and process Great sandbox for testing and benchmarking

Beijing Olympics

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Example Use CasesBiopharma – various applications

Collaboration, grids for compound analysis

Compute intensive statistical analysis

Challenge: internal lead times, cost of data center build-out

Cloud payoff: agile deployment, cost savings, application compliance, portability to avoid lock-in

Health insurance – claim form processingGrid processing of 10M's claim forms for fraud, etc.

.NET based application, hybrid system, HIPAA compliant

Challenge: support business, avoid $1M+ data center build-out

Cloud payoff: automation of scale-up and scale-down, enabled contracts previously not possible

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Example Use CasesMedia – social networking site

Web 2.0: Rails, MySQL

Challenge: scalability, agile deployment, automation

Cloud payoff: quick on-ramp, responsive to flash crowds, easy to clone for other projects

Software – version update site

Parallel updates for thousands of installations

Challenge: servicing frequent update efficiently

Cloud payoff: scalability for speed, cost-savings

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Technology / SI Partners

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Batch Processing / Grid ComputingScientific Research

Insurance Fraud Detection

Media Backend Processing

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JobProducer

InputQueue

ResultQueue

GridWorkers

JobConsumer

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Test & Dev Using RightScale

• Life-cycle Automation• Cloud-Ready Architectures

• Control & Transparency• Deployment-level Management

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Autoscaling with

RightScale

• Rules-based system• More than just launching an instance

– Complete system architecture– Auto configuration into cohesive

resilient cluster– Support for workflow and

lifecycle management

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ServerTemplates (patent pending)

Manage the content & behavior of virtual machines

rich configuration managementlibrary of components

IT infrastructure becomes:AgileFlexibleAutomatedPredictable

Virtual machine

Cloud API

Operating System

Packages

Configuration

Run-time mgmnt

Se

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mp

late

Hardware

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Cloud Backup: Zmanda Products

Amanda Enterprise with Amazon S3 Option

Zmanda Cloud Backup (Windows Server Backup)

Zmanda Recovery Manager for MySQL

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Amanda: Backup Datacenter to Cloud

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Q&A

Sign up for free trial with RightScale at www.RightScale.comContact Zmanda to discuss your cloud backup needsVisit Zmanda.com/blogs for best practices on cloud backupView Webinar recordings: RightScale.com/Webinars

[email protected](866) 720-0208Twitter: @RightScale

[email protected](888) 496-2632Twitter: @chanderkant

[email protected](415) 531-6674Twitter: @davenielsen