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Cloud Computing and the Public Sector
Or why I love my house.
Ed SaipetchSr. vSpecialist - Service ProvidersEMC@edsai on twitterhttp://breathingdata.com/
Why is it relevant?
• Opportunities
• Reduce costs
• Increase revenue
• Government initiatives support Cloud
What do Clouds taste like?
• SLA-focused. Pay-as-you-go.
• Flexible/Scalable/Resilient
• Low cost of entry
• Secure
The Cloud• Software as a Service
• Platform as a Service
• Infrastructure as a service
Virtualized Datacenter
Cloud Computing
Private Cloud
You Control
External Cloud Outside Firewall
Internal Cloud Inside Firewall
Security
Virtualization
Information and Network
Public Cloud
Federation
SaaS - Software as a Service
• Software as a Service
• Hardware/Operating System/Application are abstracted
• More simplicity / Less control
PaaS - Platform as a Service
• App development in the Cloud
• Hardware/Operating System are abstracted
• Quick development, low cost entry
• Uses common languages (.Net, RoR, Java)
• Rich API service integration
IaaS - Infrastructure as a Service
• Private/Hybrid/On & Off Prem.
• 100% Virtualized
• Self-service portals
• Bring and/or Maintain your own OS/App
Other services
• Storage - Inexpensive object-based
• Backup - Data protection
• Unified Communications/Collaboration
Is the Cloud right for you?
It depends.*(*yes. we all hate that answer)
Risk
• What can I put in the Cloud?
• Regulations & Compliance
• Data offshore?
• Trust but verify
• Acceptable fault domains (1 provider?)
Governance
• *aaS can bring good behavior
• Deliver IT as a service
• End users want us out of the way
• Server huggers/ IT pros want control
GIS Consumer Portal App on PaaS
• Use case: Mobile app or Mashup
• What’s required:
• .Net, Java or Ruby on Rails app
• PaaS platform understanding
• Benefit: Rapid development. Low cost. Scalable platform.
Exam
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GIS Analytics App on IaaS/PaaS
• Use case: Image recognition/Large data set analytics
• What’s required
• .Net, Java or Ruby on Rails to dev app on Azure, Spring, Joyent or similar
• Benefit: Rapid development. Low cost. Scalable platform.
Exam
ple
Outsourced Infrastructure
• Move to IaaS in a regional SAS 70 datacenter
• What’s required:
• 100% virtualization (it’s a journey)
• Benefit: Lower costs at small scales, little NRE (Non-recoverable Engineering)
Exam
ple
What do I do next?
• Assess internal IT infrastructure (IaaS)
• Capex vs Opex
• Develop new apps to bring in revenue (PaaS) or use as leverage
• Reduce IT Management workload (*aaS)
Thank you.
Presentation & Resources: http://breathingdata.com/