Planning a Cloud Implementation - oracle.com

1 <Insert Picture Here> Planning a Cloud ImplementationPresenter s NamePresenter s Title 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 2 The following is intended to outline our general product direction. It is intended for information purposes only, and may not be incorporated into any contract. It is not a commitment to deliver any material, code, or functionality, and should not be relied upon in making purchasing development, release, and timing of any features or functionality described for oracle s products remain at the sole discretion of oracle . 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 3 Cloud Business CaseCloud Computing CapabilitiesCloud Computing EffectivenessCloud Computing roadmap 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 4 What is Your Cloud Business Case?

2 Top Private Cloud Challenges Reported: 2010 IOUG Survey*%051015202530 Loss of Visibilty /controlAdequately provisioning storage capacityBuilding awareness of available servicesGaining cross-organization support or participationImplementing process, policy and role changes (transformation)Adequately provisioning server capacityCreating the business case and funding model* IOUG ResearchWire member study on Cloud Computing, conducted in August-September 2010. Adequately provisioning server capacityImplementing process, policy and role changesGaining cross-organization support or participationBuilding awareness of available servicesAdequately provisioning Storage capacityLoss of visibility / controlCreating the business case & funding model 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 5 Cloud Drivers$GreenReduce time to MarketChange IT Cost StructureReduce Complexity RMSTopPlanRDWMASRDMRDMRDMMAS(Tandem)RTE( Z)TandemAIMS alesAuditTMSS orterPeopleSoft(FMS)PeopleSoft(HR)Stores StoresStoresStoresStoresCredit SwitchCreditAuthorizerTandem(Fine Jewlry)

3 BusinessWarehouseEJAspectReconNetEquityE dgeBlueBirdPlanalyticsScale on DemandOptimizing dev / test environmentsMetering and ChargebackVirtualizationStrategicTactica l 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 6 Cost Reduction? Business Agility? ..Both?IDC Cloud Service Survey Results From 2008 to 2009 Pay for use passes Easy to deploy as top .. What specific benefits are you trying to achieve? (be selective) Where do you fall on cost savings vsbusiness agility? (just one or both and if both, what priority?)BenefitsPay only for what you useSource: IDC eXchange, New IDC IT Cloud Services Survey: Top Benefits and Challenges ( ) December 15, 2009 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 7 Enterprise Private Clouds are Different NIST identifies 5 essential Cloud characteristics-On-demand self-service, Resource pooling, Rapid elasticity, Measured service, Broad network access But private clouds are different from public , On-demand self service Public developer Cloud unrestricted resources provisioned in minutes, but with no controls or corporate governance Enterprise private Cloud need provisioning controls, standards enforcement, prioritization, approvals, etc.

4 , Enterprise Cloud faster to deploy than traditional IT, but probably slower that public Cloud There are other criteria with similar differences-Security, governance, high availability, global access ..IaaPaaSaaIaaSPaaSSaaSINTRANET 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 8 Why Choose Private Cloud vs. Public?Results from IOUG Survey01020304050otherLock-in concernsDifficult to integrateDifficulty to customizeCompliance concernsServices already exist ..Long-term costQoS concernsSecurity concerns%Why choose private Cloud ?Respondents cite Security, QoS& Long-term Cost as key reasons to choose a Private Cloud over Public Clouds * IOUG ResearchWire member study on Cloud Computing, conducted in August-September 2010.

5 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 9 Cloud Business CaseCloud Computing CapabilitiesCloud Computing EffectivenessCloud Computing roadmap 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 10 Profile Applications & WorkloadsFirst Inventory Your ApplicationsSuitable for Cloud now Time basedVery parallel ( batch)Spiky trafficCapital intensive (especially startup)Proof of ConceptLow utilizationLess deployment costsHigh bandwidth costs / high real estateNot as suitable for cloudVertically scaled applicationsConsistent load levelsLatency sensitive applicationsInsecure applicationsHardware device dependent ( fax server, SNA gateway)ISV unsupportedPer CPU licensed applications 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 11 Developmentand TestResource sharing(consolidation)Shared ServicesAugmentation(Elastic scaling)What Do You Want the Cloud to Do?

6 Start with common Use CasesMost enterprises are trying Shared development and test environments Hardware & Services consolidation 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 12 Shared Services Many PossibilitiesXXXXXXXJava PaaSShared SOAS hared Security Build& deploy to common platform Enterprise Private Cloud Application services integration Sharing Applicationsacross org Enabled by SOA, BPM Centralized authorization for allappsShared FunctionsDBaaS Rapid access toall enterprise data Parallel Processing of Transactions 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 13 Shared Services Private PaaSExampleCredit Suisse Hosts 220 applications on 400 servers Replaced 2800 servers Standardized operating process Only 3 platform releases in parallel 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 14 Private Database Cloud Architectures common Building Blocks are Shared Server & Storage PoolsServerDeploy in dedicated

7 VMsServer virtualizationHypervisorCRMDWERPOSDBOSDB OSDBOSERPDWCRMDBOSDBDBO perating SystemShare server poolReal Application ClustersOSERPDWCRMOSDBD atabaseShare database instance Real Application ClustersHypervisor 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 15 Which Apps for Which DB Cloud ?Each Architecture Serves Different Workloads Workload TypeOptimal Cloud ArchitectureMission or Business Critical DeploymentOperating SystemPackaged ApplicationsOperating SystemData Warehouse ApplicationsOperating SystemStandardized environmentOperating Systemor Database Internal ApplicationsDatabase Rapid provisioning ( Test and Dev)Database or ServerMixed workload consolidationDatabase As-Is consolidationDatabase 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 16 Database Cloud PlanningIdentification of Applications to Migrate-New applications are deployed to the Cloud -Existing applications are migrated based on.

8 Difficulty ROI Suitability-The benefits and difficulties of consolidating existing applications in the Cloud will vary Applications with highly varying peaks will show greatest benefit-The lowest hanging fruit should be migrated to the Cloud first 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 17 Build from Scratch vs. ExadataCommonwealth Bank of Australia DB deployment time reduced from 3 months to < 1 weekBuild From Scratch with ComponentsReference ConfigurationsTake delivery of oracle Database MachineWeeks to MonthsAcquisition ofcomponentsInstallation and configurationAcquisition ofcomponentsInstallation and configurationTesting andValidationTesting andValidationWeeks to MonthsOracle Exadata Database Machine Server Pool pre-configured Faster deployment Lower Risk< 1 Week after DeliveryTesting and ValidationConfigurationPre-implementatio nSystem sizing 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 18 Cloud Business CaseCloud

9 Computing CapabilitiesCloud Computing EffectivenessCloud Computing roadmap 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 19 Cloud Computing Effectiveness An Evolution of IT Consolidation Use basic ROI model for improved cost efficiency? May be organizational issues in measuring other costs Who owns licensing, power, financing, support, Biggest benefit could be business agility Is there an existing model of TTD (time to deploy)? Are IT culture shifts required to achieve benefits? , New development process to achieve self-service goal 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 20 Consider Direct.

10 Indirect & Intrinsic ROISome Are Harder to Measure Direct cost savings-Reduced cost of consolidated HW is savings on operations costs can be 5X the HW savings Service level improvement-Increased uptime from shared services-Plus reduction in faults from standardization Business agility-Basic time to deploy reductions-Biggest win may be new business application possibilities 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 21 ROI Example State GovernmentMajor Savings in Staffing & Software 2011 oracle Planning a Cloud Implementation 22 Cost +share out the amortized cost to internal tenants-Maybe a minimum floor price since there is an ultimate fixed cost of internal assets Market RateMatch the open market rate compare with AWS Market rate+since private Cloud offers added benefits security Value+What is estimat