Red Hat Corporate Presentation - ZEUSMIND

Minimize risk in Unix to Linux migration - take the advantages of building an open cloud Albert Law Solution Architect

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Red Hat Today U2L migration planning process Take the advantages of open cloud

Red Hat Today We offer a range of mission-critical software and services covering: CLOUD

MIDDLEWARE

VIRTUALIZATION

HOW WE DO IT. We develop everything using an OPEN SOURCE model. Shared development reduces costs & accelerates innovation. Open collaboration offers products that genuinely meet customers' requirements.

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OPERATING SYSTEM

STORAGE

THE BENEFITS. Flexibility Faster technology innovation Better quality Better price & performance Alignment to your needs

RED HAT CONFIDENTIAL

PRODUCT PROCESS

PARTICIPATE

100,000+ PROJECTS

We participate in & create upstream projects.

We build & support open communities around integrated projects.

INTEGRATE

We enable software & hardware partners to participate at every stage of development. We commercialize these innovations together with a rich ecosystem of services & certifications.

STABILIZE

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Why Migrate to x86 and Red Hat Enterprise Linux

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Increase choice of hardware, software, peripherals

Legal, corporate compliance

Hardware refresh

Lower TCO, increase ROI

Need to quickly adapt to change

Cloud readiness

Running Oracle, SAP, or SAS

EOL of database, operating system, hardware maint.

Migrate to commodity, but retain skills

UNIX like tools, might as well migrate to standard OS


Increase Choice

Red Hat Enterprise Linux certified on broad portfolio of platforms — from desktop to mainframe

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1000s of software and hardware vendors

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One of the largest technology certification ecosystems in the world


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Apps certified on RHEL supported on KVM, VMware, Hyper-V

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Application isolation with cGroups, SELinux sandboxes

Outstanding Benefits

Self healing, automatic isolation of CPU/RAM

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Systems to 108 cores, 2 TB RAM, 16 I/O slots Designed to scale to 4096 cores and up to 64 TB RAM Industry benchmarks show near-linear scaling to 64+ cores

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Resource management: cGroups Integrated hypervisor Migrate VMs regardless of hardware


Improved hardware awareness of multi-core and NUMA Energy efficient power management features

Long-Term, Worldwide Support

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New technology delivered at no additional cost

Up to 10 years support

On-going service & support

Access to unique knowledge, technical experience, global portal


A More Personal Relationship License/support/ maintenance agreements

Contact only when broken

Subscription Model 

Maintenance, support, information for entire lifecycle

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Work with people who write and test code

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Leverage Red Hat expertise for planning, testing, migrating, maintaining, upgrading

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Contact encouraged!

The Strategic Migration Planning Process 1

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UNIX vs. RHEL Ecosystem Analysis – Mapping the UNIX ecosystem into the RHEL ecosystem and creating a RHEL Standard Operating Environment (SOE) Functional Applications Analysis – High level analysis of business applications to be migrated. Organizational Readiness & Risk Analysis – Analysis of organizational readiness factors, project risks, and risk mitigation strategies.

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Strategic Migration Roadmap Creation – Combining everything into a single, holistic roadmap for migration.

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Migration Implementation – Execution of the Strategic Migration Roadmap.


Phase I: UNIX to RHEL Ecosystem Analysis

• Examine existing UNIX ecosystem and determine the equivalent capabilities in the RHEL ecosystem. • Create a gap analysis and plan to address all gaps (if needed). • Create a Standard Operating Environment (SOE), an organization's standard implementation of RHEL, including base operating system, a custom configuration, standard applications, software updates and service packs.

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Phase I: Ecosystem Mapping Scenarios

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Built-in Functionality to Builtin Functionality

UNIX Infrastructure App to RHEL Infrastructure App

UNIX Infrastructure Application to RHEL Functionality

UNIX Functionality to RHEL Infrastructure Application


Phase I: Mission Critical Features Component

Red Hat Enterprise Linux

Solaris

IBM AIX

HP-UX

Provisioning

Kickstart, Red Hat Network / Satellite

Jumpstart, Sun xVM Ops Center

Workload Partitions Manager

Ignite/UX, Hp Virtualization Manager

Systems Management & Monitoring

Red Hat Network / Satellite

Sun xVM Ops Center, Sun Management Center

IBM Tivoli Monitoring, IBM Systems Director

HP Systems Management, Insight Manager

Security

EAL4+

EAL4+

EAL4+

EAL4+

Identity Management

Red Hat Directory Server, Red Hat Certificate System

Sun Java System Directory Server, Identity Server

Tivoli Directory Server, Identity Manager

HP-UX Directory Server, no Identity man.

Virtualization

Red Hat Enterprise Linux Virtualization, KVM, Xen

Containers, Ldoms, Domains, xVM

WPAR, PowerVM

HP Insight Dynamics – VSE, npars

Clustering

Red Hat Cluster

Sun Cluster

PowerHA

Serviceguard

Tuning & Troubleshooting

Systemtap

DTrace

probevue

ktracer

Bare-Metal Recovery

Kickstart, Red Hat Network / Satellite

Flash Archive

Tivoli Storage Management

HP StorageWorks Data Protector

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Phase II: Functional Applications Analysis • Analyze complexity and size of existing functional applications to determine macro-level migration difficulty. • Analyze application migration dependencies, including tightly coupled interfaces and co-resident applications. • Examine possible deployment scenarios for each application and its associated testing and staging environments based on the four generic deployment patterns • Create high-level functional migration application cost analysis 15


Phase II: Common Deployment Scenarios

Dispersion

Consolidation

Cloud Migration

Aggregation

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Phase II: Your open source choice of consolidation RED HAT ENTERPRISE VIRTUALIZATION (RHEV) Enterprise grade, centralized management and hypervisor for server and desktop virtualization

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Industry leading performance, scalability and security infrastructure

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Ecosystem of thousands of hardware and software vendors

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50–70% lower cost compared to other solutions

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Phase II: Your open source choice of consolidation RHEV 3.0 ARCHITECTURE

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Phase II: Your open source choice of consolidation Virtulization is a commodity and mature in open source

INDUSTRY LEADERS IN INFRASTRUCTURE, NETWORKING, STORAGE ARE BACKING RHEV 19


Phase III: Organizational Readiness & Risk Analysis • Examine organizational readiness factors including skill gaps, IT governance processes, and acceptance factors. • Perform situational SWOT analysis to determine current-state migration strengths and weaknesses as well as future opportunities and threats. • Analyze technical and security risks. • Create Risk Mitigation Strategy to address and limit the impact of identified risks.

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Phase IV: Strategic Migration Roadmap Creation • Create final list of application workloads to be migrated. • Perform consolidated server, deployment, and virtualization analysis. • Examine hardware redeployment scenarios and opportunities. • Create detailed training plan to address all identified skill gaps. • Create detailed direct cost estimate for the entire migration. • Create master Migration Roadmap 21


Phase V: Migration Implementation We offers a wide variety of services to assist with Migration Implementation including: • Functional Application Migration Services • Middleware Migration Services • Security Management • System Management • Data Management • Identity Management • Open Enrollment and On-Site Classes 22


It's Time to Migrate

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Red Hat offers sensible, low-risk alternative to UNIX

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Red Hat Enterprise Linux is successfully replacing UNIX workloads across the enterprise and in the cloud

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Reduce operating costs

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Hardware vendor neutrality

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Increased flexibility

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More information: www.redhat.com/migrate

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Schedule an assessment today


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Phase II: Common Deployment Scenarios

Dispersion

Consolidation

Cloud Migration

Aggregation

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THE FIRST CLOUDS EVER BUILT WERE BUILT ON RED HAT TECHNOLOGY TOP PUBLIC CLOUDS • 80% Apps running on Linux • Open source • X86 volume infrastructure • On demand “unlimited scalability” • Multi-tenancy • High density computing TOP PUBLIC CLOUDS RELY ON RED HAT

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BEYOND VIRTUALIZATION TO CLOUD Automation / orchestration Business-facing service catalogs End-user self service Governance CLOUD

TRADITIONAL IT Infrastructure Cost Focused

Consolidation

PHYSICAL SYSTEMS

Automation

Service Management

VIRTUALIZATION

BUILD & MANAGE HYBRID CLOUDS

THE MOST CRITICAL IT STRATEGY DECISION THIS DECADE. THREE CHOICES. 28

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MIGRATION TO A HOMOGENEOUS INFRASTRUCTURE IS IMPRACTICAL

HOMOGENEOUS CLEAN STANDARDIZED SIMPLE

MAY WORK FOR SERVICE PROVIDERS, BUT IMPRACTICAL FOR ENTERPRISES

Naively simple for Enterprise

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BUILD A CLOUD FROM A SMALL PART OF YOUR INFRASTRUCTURE

25% ANOTHER ISOLATED SILO OF INFRASTRUCTURE

A CLOSED CLOUD... Now and forever

Brings cloud’s benefits to a fraction of your infrastructure Adds another management silo, increasing complexity Puts vendor in charge of your infrastructure and future economics

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BUILD AN OPEN HYBRID CLOUD OUT OF ALL YOUR RESOURCES, INCLUDING PUBLIC OPTIONS

PHYSICAL

MULTI-VENDOR VIRTUAL

Make a cloud out of what you have

LEVERAGE EXISTING INVESTMENTS 31

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PUBLIC CLOUDS

PROBLEMS & CLOUD FEARS Understanding Your Mind Set

TODAY'S PROBLEMS

TOMORROW'S CLOUD FEARS

Quickly meet infrastructure

Will cloud self-service access increase

demands of users

demand and complexity?

Silos of infrastructures usage,

Will cloud add another silo and increase

difficult to manage

management costs?

Application management is

Will cloud add more complexity to

complex and varies per platform

application management?

Maintaining control, security,

Will cloud decrease my control, lower

and compliance

security, & reduce compliance measures?

RED HAT CLOUDFORMS Delivering Agility with Control BUILD & MANAGE

MANAGE APPLICATION

HYBRID CLOUDS

LIFECYCLES

HYBRID CLOUD

VIRTUAL

PUBLIC

GOVERENED

CLOUD

SELF-SERVICE

CLOUDFORMS FUNCTIONS Build and Manage Hybrid Clouds

✔ Build clouds with choice of virtualization platforms and public cloud providers

HYBRID CLOUD DELTACLOUD

VIRTUAL

PUBLIC CLOUD

✔ Choose best platform to run your applications now and in future without lock-in ✔ Gain application portability across choice of infrastructure

VMware

Red Hat

Amazon

vSphere

RHEV

EC2

✔ Easily manage your development, test and production environments

CLOUDFORMS FUNCTIONS Manage Application Lifecycles ✔ Design rich application blueprints and publish to catalog for selfservice deployment ✔ Deploy full application stacks vs. just provisioning basic VM compute resources CREATE APPLICATION BLUEPRINT

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✔ Abstracts provider platform differences, allowing you to build once and deploy anywhere ✔ Manage application content, configuration, entitlements and running application instances

MANAGING APPLICATION LIFECYCLES One AppForm, Multiple Providers With other cloud vendors...

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With...

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Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization

CLOUDFORMS™ BY RED HAT© CLOUD

Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization

CLOUDFORMS FUNCTIONS Govern Self-Service APPLICATION BLUEPRINT

CONTROL &

SELF-SERVICE

GOVERNANCE

ACCESS

ADMIN

END USER

POLICY CREATE

ENFORCE

POLICY

POLICY

WIN - WIN!

HYBRID

Administrators

End Users WIN

CLOUD

WIN with control

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VIRTUAL

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and governance

WIN - WIN! with self-service access

PROBLEMS & CLOUD FEARS CloudForms Has Answers

TODAY'S PROBLEMS

TOMORROW'S CLOUD FEARS

CLOUDFORMS ANSWERS

Quickly meet infrastructure demands of users

Will cloud self-service access increase demand and complexity?

Delivers self-service wrapped in policies and role-based access

Silos of infrastructures usage, difficult to manage

Will cloud add another silo and increase management costs?

Allows use of all infrastructure (Public cloud, multiiple virtualization platforms, physical*)

Application management is complex and varies per platform

Will cloud add more complexity to application management?

Provides an Application Blueprint, negates underlying infrastructure

Maintaining control, security, and compliance

Will cloud decrease my control, lower security, & reduce compliance measures?

Policies control who, what, where Security patch once in blueprint ● Audit & Track ● ●

* Future release

WHY RED HAT CLOUDFORMS?

AGILITY WITH CONTROL CHOICE OF INFRASTRUCTURE REDUCE MANAGEMENT COMPLEXITY

PREVENT LOCK-IN

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Red Hat Today: Open source solutions covering OS, Middleware, Virtualization, Cloud and Storage U2L migration planning process A five phase approach Take the advantages of open cloud No vendor lock in, open source technology