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nullSmarter Planet: The need for smarter ITSmarter Planet: The need for smarter ITAllen Chia - Senior IT ArchitectIBM Cloud Strategy In FocusThe world gets moreThe world gets more…creating new opportunities across industries and countries.Instrumented Interconnected IntelligentAs the world gets smarter, demands on IT will grow.By 2011, the world will be 10 times more instrumented then it was in 2006. Internet connected devices will leap from 500M to 1 Trillion.As the world gets smarter, demands on IT will grow.Today’s infrastructure isn’t built for what’s coming… the need for progress is clear. Today’s infrastructure isn’t built for what’s coming… the need for progress is clear. nullIt’s time to start thinking differently about infrastructure.Infrastructure needs to become more dynamic.We (CDL) are facing the same demands to make our infrastructure to become more dynamic…We (CDL) are facing the same demands to make our infrastructure to become more dynamic…=VIRTUALIZATION+STANDARDIZATIONAUTOMATION+ … to free budget for new investment and speed deployment of new capabilities.Therefore, we are transforming to become smarter ....aboutTherefore, we are transforming to become smarter ....aboutWorkload optimization Service management Flexible delivery model .... to be capable of serving complex and rapid business changes First of all, we develop workload optimization systems to be an integrated service delivery platformFirst of all, we develop workload optimization systems to be an integrated service delivery platformSmart Business Systems Virtual desktop VIA in CDL System management workload ITaaS Ring Cloud Test workload TaaS Test Service Cloud Smart Analytics System Business analytics ITM/Cognos Business IntelligenceDesktop and DevicesDevelopment and TestInfrastructureBusiness ServicesCollaborationAnalyticsSecond, we adopt IBM's service management tools to serve as a kind of air traffic control system for IT....Second, we adopt IBM's service management tools to serve as a kind of air traffic control system for IT....Visibility: See your business and IT services ITaaS Ring Cloud Portal TaaS Test Service Cloud Portal ITaaS TSAM Portal Control: Manage your risk and compliance ITaaS ITM/Cognos ITaaS Tivoli Identity Manager Automation: Build agility into your operations ITaaS TSAM ITaaS TPM …within the data center & beyond. ... and key to automating self-service, provisioning or allocating resources, monitoring of assets, as well as managing access and security across the environment. TSAM instruments and optimizes our service management workloads TSAM instruments and optimizes our service management workloads TSAM setup is going to be part of the IT service management framework for CDL cloud services.... ITIL v3 compliantTSAM setup is going to be part of the IT service management framework for CDL cloud services.... ITIL v3 compliantThird, we come up with flexible delivery models to fit various business and user requirementsThird, we come up with flexible delivery models to fit various business and user requirementsCloud-based services Test Services Provisioning Service Project Mangement Service Managed services CDL IT consolidation Source code library consolidation RTC/RQM centralization Project-based services Consolidation consultancy Showcase of IBM Cloud solutions Workload optimized systems Test workloads Virtual desktop System management workloads Strategic outsourcing nullIBM/CDL Cloud Computing utilizes & cooperates with Dynamic InfrastructureIBM defines cloud computing to be...IBM defines cloud computing to be...A new consumption and delivery model inspired by consumer Internet services. Cloud computing exhibits the following 5 key characteristics: On-demand self-service Ubiquitous network access Location independent resource pooling Rapid elasticity Pay per use “By 2012, 80% of Fortune 1000 enterprises will use some Cloud Computing services” - GartnerCloud computing is about the end user.Cloud computing is about the end user.An infrastructure management and service delivery method Virtualized resources Managed as a single large resource Delivering services with elastic scaling An user experience and business model Standardized offerings Rapidly provisioning Flexibly pricing Ease of access Banking RetailIT Cloud is driven by self-service, economies of scale, and technology advancementWe are developing a self-service channel for CDL cloud servicesWe are developing a self-service channel for CDL cloud servicesSELF-SERVE PORTALSERVICE REQUESTSERVICE PROVISIONINGDYNAMIC INFRASTRUCTURELikewise, IBM helps us define the lifecycle of a cloud service to streamline the process… Likewise, IBM helps us define the lifecycle of a cloud service to streamline the process… DefinitionOfferingSubscription & InstantiationProductionTerminationService Creation SubscriberService DefinitionService OfferingService CatalogService Subscription Service Instance Termination Cloud ServiceSystem z UNIX x86 StorageNetworkManagement LPAR / VM…Management LPAR / VM…Management LPAR / VM…OSOSOSOSOSOSAutonomic Execution of Management PlansAdministratorSubscriberWe deploy a dynamic infrastructure to provide the foundationof cloud services delivery…We deploy a dynamic infrastructure to provide the foundationof cloud services delivery…Cloud Services Delivery Elastic Scaling Rapidly provisioned Flexible pricing Ease of use Standardized offerings Required Infrastructure Characteristics for effective Cloud DeliveryOpen standards-based, service-oriented Advanced virtualization and automated mgmt Common components and processes Advanced security and resiliency Easy to use service catalogThere will be three co-existing IT delivery models in CDL IT services in the future, which is the best practice..There will be three co-existing IT delivery models in CDL IT services in the future, which is the best practice..Service IntegrationService IntegrationTraditional Enterprise ITPrivate CloudServicesServicesService IntegrationPublic CloudsServicesHybrid CloudEnterpriseClient owned and managed Access limited to client and its partner network Drives efficiency, standardization and best practices while retaining greater customization and controlService provider owned and managed Access by subscription Delivers select set of standardized business process, application and/or infrastructure services on a flexible price per use basisWe are in the IT transformation process defined by IBM cloud strategy and dynamic infrastructure….We are in the IT transformation process defined by IBM cloud strategy and dynamic infrastructure….SimplifiedSharedDynamicConsolidateVirtualizeAutomateReduce infrastructure complexity Reduce staffing requirements Improve business resilience (manage fewer things better) Improve operational costs/reduce TCORemove physical resource boundaries Increased hardware utilization Allocate less than physical boundary Reduce hardware costs Simplify deployments Standardized Services Dramatically reduce deployment cycles Granular service metering and billing Massively scalable Autonomic Flexible delivery enables new processes and servicesIBM cloud architecture defines a taxonomy for cloud computing...IBM cloud architecture defines a taxonomy for cloud computing...In IBM cloud architectural model, interface is always the key for easy interconnection...In IBM cloud architectural model, interface is always the key for easy interconnection...Service Definition ToolsService Publishing ToolsService Fulfillment & Configuration Tools Service Reporting & AnalyticsService PlanningRole-based AccessEnd Users, OperatorsService CatalogOperational ConsoleCloud ServicesCloud PlatformIBM differentiates and provides the publicly acknowledged layers of IT services in cloud computingIBM differentiates and provides the publicly acknowledged layers of IT services in cloud computingInfrastructure as a ServicePlatform as a ServiceHigh Volume TransactionsSoftware as a ServiceServersNetworkingStorageMiddlewareCollaborationBusiness ProcessesCRM/ERP/HRIndustry ApplicationsData Center FabricShared virtualized, dynamic provisioningDatabaseWeb 2.0 Application RuntimeJava RuntimeDevelopment ToolingAccordingly, IBM cloud architectural model supports us to make a service delivery roadmap…Accordingly, IBM cloud architectural model supports us to make a service delivery roadmap…Portal ServicesLAMP servicesERP application servicesJ2EE ServicesDatabase servicesBusiness process platform servicesCollaboration services Service CatalogDatacenter InfrastructureCloudCRM servicesInfrastructure ServicesVirtual Client servicesx86 servicesUNIX servicesFile system servicesStorage servicesNetwork servicesProcess / Application / Information (“Software”) ServicesPlatform ServicesCloud AdministratorZ servicesHere is the best practice of adopting cloud model for IT services based on our experience in CDL.....Here is the best practice of adopting cloud model for IT services based on our experience in CDL.....IT transformation includes cloud computing within IBM to create a cumulative benefit to IBM in excess of $4BIT transformation includes cloud computing within IBM to create a cumulative benefit to IBM in excess of $4BSelf-service, on demand IT delivery solution for 3,000 IBM researchers across 8 countries IBM Technology Adoption Program (TAP) http://www.tap.ibm.com/ Saving IBM over $2.5M per year Enterprise class utility computing solution for clientsSystems platform testing for Enterprise Clients, SMBs, & ISVsCloud computing solution for IBM Learning Centers in EuropeIn Summary … building a dynamic infrastructure to support cloud in terms of smarter ITAs the world gets smarter, demands for IT will grow… its time to start thinking differently about infrastructure. Building a dynamic infrastructure requires looking at IT delivery from the business perspective and leveraging:. A workload optimized approach Integrated service management Flexible delivery choices IBM’s Smart Business solutions demonstrate smarter IT in action, to reduce costs and improve service delivery.In Summary … building a dynamic infrastructure to support cloud in terms of smarter ITCDL Ring Cloud Showcase CDL Ring Cloud Showcase Zhu Jie – Program ManagerAgendaAgendaRing Cloud Overview Virtualization Solution Tivoli Provisioning Manager Overview A real business solution – Test CloudRing Cloud OverviewRing Cloud OverviewSix Tips of Building a CloudSix Tips of Building a CloudRing Cloud Overall Strategic GoalRing Cloud Overall Strategic GoalCloud solution for CDL Dynamic Infrastructure Drive productivity to automate OS/Middleware provisioning, VM deployment and resource management Save IT cost on investment and operation Build up technical competency on cloud Asset library contributing to IBM cloud delivery package Skill development and asset reusableCDL Cloud BenefitCDL Cloud BenefitSaving cost: Till now, US$ 2.1M cost saving of TCO in 5 years when 1200 users are deployed. Reduce capital and operational costs associated with delivery of services. Leverage cloud based service to free up operational budget for new investment. Rapidly and dynamically: implementing a service-oriented, service-managed approach to rapidly and dynamically deliver business and IT services. Computing on demand: Respond faster to business requirements. Provide overflow computing power on demand. Allow you to quickly realize direct business benefits. Ring Cloud 2.0 Implementation Architecture Ring Cloud 2.0 Implementation Architecture End User Requests & Operators…Service Request & OperationsVMware Virtual Center & DRSIT Infrastructure & Application ProviderService Creation & DeploymentVirtual Image ManagementWeb 2.0 Self Service Portal (SSP)TPM DCMITM Data WarehouseCognosVMware VCSystem DirectorRing Cloud Version Release TimelineRing Cloud Version Release Timeline 201020092009-2 Ring Cloud 1.2Ring Cloud 3.0Key Enhancements Rich Network support KVM virtualization support Storage virtualizationKey Enhancements Support system X/P/Z/I KVM virtualization support Integration of v 1.2 and V2.0 Middleware provisioning VM auto deployment Instance / Image / resource management Account auto provisioningKey Capabilities Support system X, P and PC OS provisioning Resource management Image management (1)Ring Cloud Future2009-9Ring cloud 1.1 Ring Cloud 2.0Key Capabilities Support system X/ Z virtualization Monitoring and BI report VM warm stand-by Resource management Resource management2010 1QRing Cloud RoadmapRing Cloud RoadmapVirtualizationVirtualizationRing Cloud -- VirtualizationRing Cloud -- VirtualizationTivoli Provisioning ManagerTivoli Provisioning ManagerTivoli Provisioning ManagerTivoli Provisioning Manager Automates IT Operations Best Practice Workflows and WebReplay Server, Storage and Network Simplifies IT Infrastructure and Administration Integrated with CMDB and Process Managers Discovery, OS Deployment, Software, Patch, Compliance … Manages Heterogeneous Server Environment (physical and virtual) AIX LPAR, VMWare, System z (zLinux, z/OS) etc. Manages Heterogeneous Storage Environment (via integration with TPC and SVC)TPM Core FunctionalityTPM Core FunctionalityTivoli Provisioning Manager Discovery Hardware Software Virtual Servers Storage NetworkCompliance & Remediation Software Config Security policies TemplatesSW Provisioning OS management Software installation: patches, middleware, apps.Patch Management Heterogeneous platform supportAutomation Resources, schedules & reservations, applications, workflows, activity plansReporting Inventory Browsing Changes ComplianceTPM DBWeb Services InterfaceData Model Customizable Server, workstations, hardware, software, storage, networkDeployment Infrastructures SDI, DE, OMPs OS Deployment (TPMfOSD)Command LineOperator & Admin ConsoleOPALA Real Business Solution --Test CloudA Real Business Solution --Test CloudPains in Test TeamPains in Test TeamPains How can I manage the resources more easily?Pains Is there any existing test asset can share?Pains How can I improve work efficiency?Pains Is there any more resources can be used?Test Without Testing CloudTest Without Testing CloudTeamAHardware of TeamAProject Specific Test ProcessProject Specific Test ProcessManual testAutomated testManual testSoftware Licenses of TeamAHardware of TeamBSoftware Licenses of TeamBTest With Testing CloudTest With Testing CloudTest Cloud PortalStandardized Test ProcessManual testAutomated testManual testAutomated testTesting CloudnullApr 29, 2009Monitoring in Ring CloudWang Yi Bin 09/04/2009AgendaAgendaOverview of Monitoring solution What can ITM provide? System Integration ITM and CognosnullApr 29, 2009* Scenarios Supported “I want all my monitoring data in one place” “I want to identify and resolve infrastructure and application problems quickly.” “How much more capacity do I have remaining for new projects?” “How can I save hardware costs?” “What should we be doing?” Our Solution ITM is a monitoring and data collection and storage tool used to improve detection, recognition, and response to incidents affecting the IT infrastructure. We have added BI on top of this data improving SLA, maximize server utilization, and achieve Green IT. Business Values: Raise system utilization. See relevant business information. Align strategy with current operation Status. Awareness of organizational health across the business. ITM: Proactively monitor essential system and application resources. Monitor a heterogeneous environment and collect data in one data warehouse. Identifies infrastructure bottlenecks, increase performance, maintain IT SLA.OverviewnullApr 29, 2009Monitor Virtualized Environment Pinpoint bottlenecks and capacity problems in a complex, consolidated, virtual environment An agent for all layers. nullApr 29, 2009What can ITM Provide?Detailed system resource data collection. Provide real time resource reports through Tivoli Enterprise Portal. Notify owners when monitored system is down or under stress. Take actions based on situations. Identify application and system performance issues.nullApr 29, 2009Physical Utilization MonitoringnullApr 29, 2009LPAR Level Utilization MonitoringUtilization on a LPARnullApr 29, 2009Capacity PlanningUtilization analysis on all Linux systemsnullEvent ManagementnullApr 29, 2009ITM Data Can Be Irrelevant to SomeRelevant information to audiences. ITM data could be too low level and esoteric to managers and business users. Report on multidimensional data rather than just relations. Report from multiple data sources (XLS, RDBMS, etc) Drill up/down on reports for more general or detailed analysis. 80% IdlenullApr 29, 2009Integrate Cognos with ITMIntegration Implementation Workflow Physical Architecture Data Modeling with Cognos Framework Manager BI Reporting Design with Cognos Report Studio ETL with IBM Information ServernullApr 29, 2009CDL Monitoring DashboardnullApr 29, 2009Dimensions, Drill Up / Drill DownsWhen used with dimensional data, query and reporting capabilities provide automatic recognition of hierarchies and automatic drill-up and -down for both text reports and charts, without the need for authoring by the user. Queries on multi- dimensional data models which can be enabled for drilling-up and down on each dimensional hierarchy.nullApr 29, 2009Write and deliver any type of report, adaptable to any data source, quickly and easily. Build reports, OLAP cubes, dashboards and scorecards using all data sources. Multiple export formats: Excel, PDF, XML, HTML and CSV. Schedule and burst multi-page reports to ensure that stakeholders receive relevant, consistent and timely information. Use global filters to update the content across multiple objects in a portal page. Use drill up and drill downs to further granular your results. Report against any heterogeneous data source. Single sign on capability to integrate with preexisting portals.Utilization breakdown by OS and business unitA Glance at Green Data CenterA Glance at Green Data CenterWang Yi Bin 09/04/2009Issues around energy and the environment are increasing the urgency to transform the IT infrastructureIssues around energy and the environment are increasing the urgency to transform the IT infrastructureIn six years the power consumption of a server has risen from 8 watts to more than 100 watts per $1,000 worth of technology.On average, for every 100 units of energy piped into a data center, only 3 units are used for actual computing. More than half goes to cooling the servers.In distributed computing environments 85% of computing capacity sits idle.Governmental regulations and laws designed to reduce emissions of greenhouse gases are emerging.Stakeholder demand for the consideration of environmental consequences of activities is growing.“Going Green” - IBM is transforming our own business“Going Green” - IBM is transforming our own businessIT investments saved $4.1B over the past 5 years from consolidation of data centers, networks and applications Projected annual savings of 5B KWH IBM actions will result in the avoidance of 2.5M tons of CO2 per year, which equates to 1M automobiles not driven for 1 year 80% expected energy savings from consolidating and virtualzing 3,900 servers to 30 IBM System z™ mainframesIBM Internal TransformationIBM’s largest green data center in NA in Boulder is 300,000 square feet. It uses free cooling for 75% of the calendar year and 1 M kilowatt hours/year of wind-powered electricity 13 new business resilience centers planned in 10 countries – “we’ll outfit these centers with green technologies to reduce our CO2 emissions and manage energy costs” IBM Data Center TransformationIBM will double compute capacity without increasing energy consumption or impactnullIBM Green Advantages and Differentiators Going green is a journey that IBM be