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© 2009 IBM CorporationIBM Confidential

WebSphere CloudBurst

WebSphere CloudBurst Appliance andIBM WebSphere AS Hypervisor Edition

Antonella BertolettiSenior Certified Consulting IT Specialist WebSphere Technical Sales TeamIBM Software Group

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Agenda

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� Cloud Computing

� Intelligent Management for Virtualized infrastructure

�IBM WebSphere Application Server Hypervisor Edition

�IBM WebSphere Cloudburst Appliance

� Conclusions


Why Cloud Computing

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Globally, systems and infrastructure are reaching a breaking point.

� Explosion of data, transactions, and digitally-aware devices strains IT infrastructure and operations.

� Exponential growth in communications subscribers and services exposes bandwidth limitations.

� Supply inefficiencies and demand spikes tax energy and utility systems.

� Clogged and congested roadways impact productivity.

� Networks, supply chains, and borders face a proliferation of new risks and threats.

Meanwhile, customer expectations and competitive pressures are increasing.


IT costs continue to increase

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Source: IDC, 20081WW TB Capacity Shipped on Enterprise Disk Storage Systems2Server processing consumption doubles every 3 years

� Costs to manage systems has doubled since 2000

� Costs to power and cool systems has doubled since 2000

� Devices accessing data over networks doubling every 2.5 years

� Bandwidth consumed doubling every 1.5 years

� Data Doubling every 18 months

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� Server processing capacity doubling every 3 years

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� 10G Ethernet ports tripling over the next 5 years

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Cloud Computing: the ultimate service oriented infrastructure

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Respond quicklyDeploy services rapidly in response to needs.

Infrastructure EfficiencyPay for what you need, only when you need it.

Cloud Computing LeadershipEstablish a flexible sourcing strategy.

Manage risks effectivelyEffectively meet resiliency and security requirements.


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What is Cloud Computing?

IT

�Self-Service

�Economies of Scale

�Technology Advancement

A user experience and a business model

� Standardized offerings

� Rapidly provisioned

� Flexibly priced

� Ease of access

An infrastructure management and services delivery method

� Virtualized resources

� Managed as a single large resource

� Delivering services with elastic scaling

Similar to Banking ATMs and Retail

Point of Sale, Cloud is Driven by:

Banking

Retail


� Mission Critical� Packaged Apps� High Compliancy

� Test Systems� Pre-production� Developer Platform

� Variable Storage� Software as a Service� Web Hosting

Service Integration Service Integration

Traditional

Enterprise ITPrivate Cloud

Services Services

Service Integration

Public

Clouds

Services

Hybrid Cloud

Enterprise

The future: Three co-existing delivery models

IT portfolio aspects migrating to cloud today:


Cloud Computing Market Opportunity and Trends

• The addressable software market opportunity within five years for cloud

computing is about $95 billion – Morgan Stanley

• 58% CIOs believe cloud computing will cause a radical shift in IT…47%

already using or actively researching. – CIO Magazine

• After 2012, 25% of SMBs in developed countries will build their IT and

business infrastructures on SaaS and cloud-based IT and business process

outsourcing. – Saugatuck

• It will undoubtedly transform the information technology (IT) industry…

profoundly change the way people work and companies operate. -

Economist

• Modernizing an infrastructure to behave more like an internal “cloud”

also makes IT a more effective cloud computing user – as cloud offerings

mature. – Gartner


Agenda

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� Cloud Computing


�IBM WebSphere Application Server Hypervisor Editio


� Conclusions


Intelligent management for Virtualized Infrastructure

WebSphere® Application Server Hypervisor Edition

� New edition of WAS optimized for virtualized environments

� Pre-configured, ready to run on a hypervisor

� Images supported and maintained by IBM

WebSphere CloudBurst Appliance

� Secure cloud management appliance

� Reduce setup time for WebSphere environments

� Codify your infrastructure for reduced risk

� Simplified maintenance and management

� Dispenses WebSphere virtual image software

WebSphere CloudBurst Appliance

WebSphere Application ServerHypervisor Edition


IBM WebSphere Application Server Hypervisor EditionNew edition of WAS optimized for server virtualization environments

� Significantly reduce deployment and setup time

� Virtual image software preconfigured and ready to run on VMware ESX, ESXi

� Simplified maintenance – single image supported and maintained by IBM

� Standards based - Open Virtualization Format (OVF) support

� WAS V6.1 and V7.0 versions are both

available

� Pre-loaded onto WebSphere CloudBurst Appliance

IBM WebSphere Application ServerHypervisor Edition


IBM WebSphere Application Server Hypervisor Edition

•Preinstalled, configured, and tuned

•Open Virtualization Format standard packaging

•Attended and unattended activation

•WebSphere Application Server 6.1 and 7.0

•Available as a stand-alone image, or with WebSphere CloudBurst

Profiles

Operating System

WebSphere ApplicationServer Binaries

IBM HTTP Server (IHS)

OVF package

OVF

WebSphere

Parameters

OVF

System and

Network

Parameters


WebSphere Application Server

Hypervisor Edition

Deploying Virtual images of WebSphere Hypervisor Edition

Example

Profiles

Operating System

WebSphere ApplicationServer Binaries

IBM HTTP Server (IHS)

OVF package

Activation for DMgr

Activation for Custom Node

WebSphere

Deployment

Manager

WebSphere

Custom

Node


Virtual Machines running on a hypervisor

Hypervisor(VMware ESX)

..WebSphereDeployment

Manager

VM VM VM

.. WebSphereCustom

Node

WebSphereCustom

Node


Current characteristics and evolution

� Existing prerequisites:

�Customer Cloud environment based on

� X86 Hardware

� VMWare ESX hypervisor

� IBM WebSphere CloudBurst v1.0 makes the deploy of:

�Linux SUSE Operating System virtual server

�WebSphere Application Server v6.1 or v7.0 and feature packs

� Evolution

�Plan to support either zSeries and pSeries platforms

�Plan for integration with IBM CloudBurst, WebSphere Portal, WebSphere Process Server, WebSphere ESB


What is WebSphere Cloudburst?

2. …that manages your on-premise cloud…Bring your own Enterprise cloud

- hypervisors

- storage

- network

1. An appliance from IBM…Includes

- hardware

- CloudBurst function

- WebSphere Application Server images

- WebSphere Application Server patterns

3. … comprising WebSphere Virtual Systems- Customize and extend images and patterns for

your applications

- Dispense and run in the cloud

- Life-cycle management and optimization

Web 2.0 UI, CLI, and REST APIs

OVF

images

Patterns and

Scripts

Users and

Groups


IBM WebSphere CloudBurst Appliance (1/2)Delivers Enterprise Cloud Services To Speed Application Deployment

� Speed application deployment and reduce setup time from weeks to minutes

� Pre-defined application environment (ie. patterns) based on 10+ years of management best practices

� Cost-effective, rapid, and repeatable application deployment

� Maximize reuse of resources by automatically returning them to the shared resource pool upon completion

� Management reports for chargeback and tracking usage

� Obtain optimal efficiency rates by managing individual user and group access


IBM WebSphere CloudBurst Appliance (2/2)Delivers Enterprise Cloud Services To Speed Application Deployment

� Optimize resource utilization by means of intelligent placement algorithms based on cloud activity

� Simplified maintenance and management with a self-service management console

� Ensure security of data and environments with a physical appliance that serves as an encrypted vault

� Integrates with IBM Rational development and Tivoli management software for end-to-end support

� IBM Implementation Services for Cloud Computing for WebSphere CloudBurst quick start


Catalog

Catalog

� IBM provided Virtual Images of WebSphere Application Server Hypervisor Edition

�V7.0.0.3

�V6.1.0.23

� Feature Packs

� User supplied Script packages

�wsadmin or other scripts

� JEE applications

Scriptsand/or

JEE apps

SingleServer

DMgr CustomNode

IHS

JobManager

AdminAgent

V7.0

SingleServer

DMgr CustomNode

IHSV6.1


Patterns

� Pattern is one or more virtual images and script packages from the catalog to satisfy a certain deployment topology

� Example: Creating pattern of WebSphere V7.0 Clustered topology

Create Pattern from components available

in Catalog

Catalog

CustomNode

CustomNode

SingleServer

DMgrCustomNode

AdminAgent

V7.0

SingleServer

DMgr CustomNode

IHS

V6.1

JobManager

DMgr

IHSScriptsand/or

JEE apps

DMgr

CustomNode

IHS

CustomNode

Patternfor Clustered

V7.0


Preloaded Patterns

Standalonenode

Single Server

WebSphere cluster (dev)

DMgr/IHS

CutomNode

CustomNode

WebSphere cluster

DMgr

CustomNode

IHS

IHSCustomNode

DMgr

Node 1IHS 1

Node n+1

WebSphere cluster (large)

Node 10

IHS n+1

IHS 4

Advanced Options for messaging, session persistence, and global security available


Bring your own private cloud

Local or SAN

Storage

1. Hypervisors

Hypervisor 9.1.2.3(VMware ESX)

..DMgr Custom

Node

VM VM VM

2. Storage

3. IP Address Pool

Custom

Node

9.1.2.3

9.1.2.49.1.2.5

9.1.2.6

9.1.2.79.1.2.8

172.1.2.3 172.1.2.4 172.1.2.5

172.1.2.6

172.1.2.7

172.1.2.8

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From Pattern to Virtual System

Placement of Virtual Images

IHS

CustomNode

CustomNode

DMgr

Pattern

1. Choose hypervisor(s)

2. Create virtual machines

3. Inject IP addresses

4. Start VMs and WAS

5. Run scripts

DMgr

CustomNode

IHS

CustomNode

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Dispense single virtual image or customer environment

Run in cloud computing environment

At end of reservation, remove virtual image(s)

from cloud

Return capacity to available pool

* Will support other hypervisors in future releases

Working Together

Out of the box:� WAS 6.1 Hypervisor Edition� WAS 7.0 Hypervisor Edition� Management console� Pre-defined patterns� VMware ESX Server* support

Customize:� Customer-defined patterns


Agenda

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� Cloud Computing


�IBM WebSphere Application Server Hypervisor Editio


� Conclusions


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Virtualization management in WebSphere Brand

� WebSphere Extended Deployment Virtual Enterprise (WXD VE)

�Runtime optimization based on required performance characteristics, within a fixed pool

�Application virtualization and optimization

�Doesn’t address cloud computing space

� WebSphere Cloudburst

�Minimal effort to setup and deploy

�Target must be a virtual image

�Focused on WebSphere products in virtualized environments


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WebSphere CloudBurst and WebSphere Virtual Enterprise

Efficient utilization, optimization and management of WAS apps within a production topology

Efficient, repeatable set up and tear down of WAS virtual systems, ability to standardize environments within datacenter, and manage a shared resource pool

Main Purpose

Moves application workload within cell

Places WAS cells across hypervisorsWorkload management control point

Physical or virtual (VMware, System p, z/VM, etc.)

Hypervisor required (VMware, additional hypervisors in future)

Platforms

WAS is installed and configured ahead of time

Creates, dispenses and configures WAS cells. Installation and configuration of WAS

Applications within a cell topologyServer (OS, WAS, and application)Type of virtualization

Virtual EnterpriseCloudBurst


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