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Vendor Community 2017

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Modern delivery for

enterprise IT

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What is happening in delivery & cyber?

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But after the tsunami we expect stable weather

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STKI to Vendors and Integrators

Think strategically act tactically

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Agenda
The new technology lighthouse
3 model IT
Technology trends

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The lighthouse are the internet companies

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How should tech vendors adapt?

Internet companies set the technology, the standard and the


talk!!

Need to learn the internet companies way

Put strategic effort in engagement with internet companies


Choose solutions that have reasonable internet
companies" footprint

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Delivery challenges: the different IT types require different
delivery characteristics and level of effort

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It doesnt matter where you are (in the model):

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Agenda

DC and infrastructure

organization, processes and skills middleware

cyber security development and architecture


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Traditional infra. organization
System Network DC Storage

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What we need for new organization at
operations\infrastructure?

Containers-docker
Private cloud

Devops

Hyper-converged
infrastructure
Converged infrastructure
Public\hybrid cloud

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The best way one team!!

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Recommended mashup (product) organization

System Network DC Storage


Production
faults

Sizing-
architecture

DR

Cloud
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Also possible (short term)
One team (for converged, cloud, etc.) , with skills differentiated, into
the same department
Also have security people integrated

System Network Storage Private


DC Cloud

Network
Storage
System

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Delivery skills and staffing
Everybody (infrastructure, delivery) is a software
developer (scripts)
implementing SDLC (source control, versioning, testing, agile, etc.)

Delivery staffing might decline by 25%


Storage will decline more
System\server will decline less
Fragmented IT will experience less decline in staffing

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Agenda

DC and infrastructure

organization, processes and skills middleware

cyber security development and architecture


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Converged infrastructure proven benefits
Time to market from (many) months to weeks
Especially in integration an acceptance testing
Easier on going maintenance and updates
Traditionally firmware update is done when error happens
Traditionally upgrade of one component leads to other upgrades

Server + storage + network

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Hyper-converged Infrastructure
Currently best fit for branches, SME, specific projects
Performance and flexibility lags traditional infrastructure
40G DC networks will push Hyper-converged to main stream usage
Network is part of hyper-converged vendors offering or part of
clients DC

Server + storage

Server + storage

Server + storage
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Storage as separate entity is evolving
Flash is standard
Active-Active is matured
Organizations should explore object storage as part of their software
defined storage journey

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NVME based storage

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High

Speed

Low

High cost Low

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Deap learning is the next thing

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GPU graphical processing units

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Cloud providers ofer GPU (and FPGA)

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GPU standard wars

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Agenda

DC and infrastructure

organization, processes and skills middleware

cyber security development and architecture


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Facebooks graphQL
The client says to the server:

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DATA trends
NoSQL is no buzzword anymore but not
replacing SQL totally
Hadoop with Spark
Elasticsearch on the rise the new star
Elasticsearch on VM vs. Baremetal vs.
containers?
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The differences between old and new
solutions
In what way are the new solutions (open source hdfs, elastic, kafka, etc.)
different then the old solutions (oracle dbms, mssql, mqseries, etc)?

Old New
Product build to last Build for change (replaced)
Will stay in the organization 10 years or Will stay in the organization 2-3 years
more build your way out from the solution
If something is missing in the product If something is missing in the solution
the vendor will enhance the product add another solution
Customization (doing something Customization will not pay off (no long
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The differences between old and new solutions -
conclusion
Open source moves much faster then
commercial vendors
Build your system as generic as possible
Trends are more important than technology
Do something different than the trend only if
you are 100% sure

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Agenda

DC and infrastructure

organization, processes and skills middleware

cyber security development and architecture


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Microservices

Source: http://martinfowler.com/

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What are Linux Containers ?
Linux Containers (LXC) is an operating-system-level virtualization method for
running multiple isolated Linux systems (containers) on a single control host (LXC
host).

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Virtual Machine Vs. Containers

OS

HW

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What is Docker ?
Docker is an open-source project that automates the deployment of applications
inside software containers, by providing an additional layer of abstraction and
automation of operating-system-level virtualization on Linux. (Wikipedia)

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Why it Works: Separation of Concerns

Source: files.meetup.com/11185112/Docker-Meetup-
jan-2015-Final.ppt

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Container schedulers and orchestration

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About containers
Containers bundle your app code, Perfect fit for microservices and
dependencies, configuration in a unit, Devops
abstracting your app from infrastructure

Operations: easier to deploy across dev, Standard way for ISV to distribute their
test, and prod environments. Less errors SW

Developers: faster, independent Broad adoption by ISV, cloud, and


development. infrastructure

Better scale up\down (time to New procurement model


provision 10th of second) serverCPUCorecontainer

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The floor is shaking

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VMWARE and containers

Typical containers:

VIC : each container runs in its own micro vm (dedicated kernel) using memory clone technology
named vmfork that spin the micro vm fast and efficiently
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Microsoft and containers

Scott Guthrie
Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL) is a
compatibility layer for running Linux
binary executables .natively on
Windows 10 . WSL provides a Linux-
compatible kernel interface developed
by Microsoft (containing no Linux kernel
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code)
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Duck Test

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Do you know this Linux machine?

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Mainstream platform for enterprise IT
Web - Rest/GrapQL Devops and infrastructure as
code

Microservices SQL or noSQL

Stateless Opensource (community and


commercial)

Agile & lean Container (Docker)


operated by container schedulers
(kubernetes, etc.)
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B$ questions about mainstream:

Will run on bare metal or on cloud


computing platform (Openstack, VMWARE-VRA,
etc.)?

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Kubernetes (containers) enables cloud interoperability

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The Openstack train

Telecos
Service providers
Huge enterprise IT

Israeli enterprise IT

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Private vs. public vs. hybrid cloud
Long term of private vs. public cloud is not decided
Short term of public cloud for traditional enterprise IT in
Israel only beginning
STKI as long as it is cloud:
Elastic
Self services
Business oriented

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B$ questions about mainstream:

Will run and be configured natively or


delivered via APaaS/XPaaS (Openshift, Cloud-
Foundry, Bluemix, etc.)?

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Containers security

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Summary- Lets ride the tsunami wave!
But focus on where you want to go!!

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Thats it.
Thank you!

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