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Mission Critical ApplicationsMission Critical ApplicationsCan Benefit from CloudCan Benefit from Cloud
Mission Critical ApplicationsMission Critical ApplicationsCan Benefit from CloudCan Benefit from Cloud
Presented by:Jim KaskadeSIOS Chief of CloudCLOUD LAB’10
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SIOS Was Founded in 1997Global Presence with HQ in JapanProvides Data Center TechnologyServicing Fortune 1000 IT Needs
SIOS Was Founded in 1997Global Presence with HQ in JapanProvides Data Center TechnologyServicing Fortune 1000 IT Needs
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Which Cloud Are We Talking About?Which Cloud Are We Talking About?Cloud-Suited ApplicationsCloud-Suited ApplicationsCloud AvailabilityCloud AvailabilityCloud EconomicsCloud EconomicsCloud SecurityCloud Security
Which Cloud Are We Talking About?Which Cloud Are We Talking About?Cloud-Suited ApplicationsCloud-Suited ApplicationsCloud AvailabilityCloud AvailabilityCloud EconomicsCloud EconomicsCloud SecurityCloud Security
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Which Cloud?
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On-Premise Virtualization
Test/Development
Backup & Archive
HA/DR
Burst / Overflow
Production
Level Of AdoptionOf Public Cloud Deployments
Impo
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Bus
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Public Cloud
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10 Minutes 10 Minutes of High Availability &of High Availability &
Disaster RecoveryDisaster Recovery
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Test Question #1:How Do You Define
“Downtime”?
Test Question #1:How Do You Define
“Downtime”?
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Answer: A
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Answer: B
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Answer: C
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Answer: D
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Answer: All of the Above
“A majority of firms have little or no idea how much IT downtime could cost their business.” Forrester Research
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Test Question #2:How Do You Define“High Availability”?
Test Question #2:How Do You Define“High Availability”?
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Availability = Uptime
Update + Downtime
Downtime = Time to Detect + Time to Recover
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“My application crashes about once a year. Usually my customers are the first to see the problem. After we are notified, we generally have the problem fixed within the hour”
Availability = 365 * 24 * 60
(365 * 24 * 60) + 80
Downtime = 20 minutes + 60 minutes
Availability = 0.9998478161619236 (3 Nines)
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“My application crashes about once a year. Because it is protected, the problem is detected immediately and is always recovered in under a minute. We generally don’t even know there was a problem due to the automatic recovery.”
Availability = 365 * 24 * 60
(365 * 24 * 60) + 1
Downtime = 30 sec + 30 sec
Availability = 0.9999980974161008 (5 Nines)
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Using The CloudUsing The CloudFor Protecting YourFor Protecting Your
Mission-Critical ApplicationsMission-Critical Applications
Using The CloudUsing The CloudFor Protecting YourFor Protecting Your
Mission-Critical ApplicationsMission-Critical Applications
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Use The Cloud For…
• Application & Database Mirror• Automated Failover Target• Real-time Data Replication Target• Simplified HA/DR Deployment & Management• Automated Workload Migration
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Cloud-based High Availability & Disaster Recovery
EC2 VM EC2 VM
HA + DR
HA + DR
EC2 VM
Enterprise
VMware
Cross-cloud HA/DR
Federated HA/DR
Intra-cloud HA/DR
EC2 VM Cloud ProviderServer
HA + DR
Other Cloud
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SugarCRM Users
EnterpriseData Center
Cloud for High Availability
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SugarCRM Users
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EnterpriseData Center
Off-LineUpgrade Tests
Cloud for High Availability
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SugarCRM Users
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EnterpriseData Center
Unavailable
Off-LineUpgrade Tests
Cloud for High Availability
Cloud for High Availability
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EnterpriseData Center
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Traditional Datacenter Cloud
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VM
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Cloud Security?Cloud Security?Cloud Security?Cloud Security?
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Certifications & Certifications & AccreditationsAccreditations
Datacenter SecurityDatacenter Security Data SecurityData Security Compute SecurityCompute Security Network SecurityNetwork Security
Certifications & Certifications & AccreditationsAccreditations
Datacenter SecurityDatacenter Security Data SecurityData Security Compute SecurityCompute Security Network SecurityNetwork Security
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SOXSOX SAS70 Type IISAS70 Type II HIPPAHIPPA
SOXSOX SAS70 Type IISAS70 Type II HIPPAHIPPA
Certifications & Certifications & AccreditationsAccreditationsCertifications & Certifications & AccreditationsAccreditations
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Military grade Military grade perimeter controlperimeter control
Two-factor AuthTwo-factor Auth Extensive Extensive
background checksbackground checks
Military grade Military grade perimeter controlperimeter control
Two-factor AuthTwo-factor Auth Extensive Extensive
background checksbackground checks
Data Center SecurityData Center SecurityData Center SecurityData Center Security
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Redundant Redundant (multiple locations)(multiple locations)
EBS stored in EBS stored in same availability same availability zonezone
Redundant Redundant (multiple locations)(multiple locations)
EBS stored in EBS stored in same availability same availability zonezone
BackupsBackupsBackupsBackups
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Host OSHost OS Guest OS (VM)Guest OS (VM) FirewallFirewall APIAPI Instance isolationInstance isolation
Host OSHost OS Guest OS (VM)Guest OS (VM) FirewallFirewall APIAPI Instance isolationInstance isolation
EC2 SecurityEC2 SecurityEC2 SecurityEC2 Security
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DDoS mitigationDDoS mitigation MIDMMIDM IP spoofing, port IP spoofing, port
scanning, packet sniffscanning, packet sniff
DDoS mitigationDDoS mitigation MIDMMIDM IP spoofing, port IP spoofing, port
scanning, packet sniffscanning, packet sniff
Network SecurityNetwork SecurityNetwork SecurityNetwork Security
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Enough?Enough?Enough?Enough?
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