Ubuntu 2013 Server and Cloud Survey: How Use of the Cloud is Changing

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Server and Cloud Survey 2013

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In our annual Server and Cloud Survey we asked more than 5,800 Ubuntu users from six continents to share their experience of using Ubuntu server and cloud, as well as general cloud usage patterns and preferences. The 2013 results revealed some interesting themes around cloud adoption, deployments and market opportunities. Overall, the research showed that today there is a greater level of trust in cloud environments. This is leading to more deployments of mission-critical workloads to the cloud - a positive trend for increasing adoption rates. Results showed that private clouds are the choice for the majority of enterprises, however many are still evaluating how to effectively orchestrate services, which presents a big market opportunity for vendors.

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Server and Cloud Survey 2013

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Worldwide cloud market is projected to be worth $131 billion this year and

is continuing to grow exponentially

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Most everyone agrees the cloud market is growing, but often the exact adoption hurdles and usage plans remain ambiguous.

Our latest server and cloud survey aimed to bring those issues into focus by asking more than 5,800 Ubuntu users how they currently use the cloud, their plans for future cloud adoption, and current challenges they face. Among many interesting findings, three major themes emerged:

o More mission critical workloads are being deployed in the cloud o Ubuntu is the OpenStack private cloud deployment of choice o There is a growing need and market opportunity for cloud

orchestration tools This presentation lays out the main findings that create these three themes.

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Theme 1 More mission-critical workloads are being deployed in the cloud

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What do you use cloud infrastructure for?

60.6%

53.6%

59.3%

Development

Extra server capacity

Deployment

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What types of workloads do you have deployed on the cloud?

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60.0%

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Over the next 12 months, do you expect to see a significant growth in the use of cloud services within your organisation?

55.0% 22.4%

22.6%

Yes

No

Undecided

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Trust in the cloud is increasing

55 percent consider cloud environments

ready for mission-critical

workloads–up from 22% in 2012

• 64 percent of respondents are already deploying, or plan to deploy workloads to the cloud

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Theme 2 Ubuntu is the OpenStack private cloud deployment of choice

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What type of cloud infrastructure are you currently using?

• Enterprises prefer private clouds

27.2%

41.4%

15.5%

Public

Private

Hybrid

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Projections over the next year show private infrastructure leading the charge at 52 percent.

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Public Private Hybrid None

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If you have built a private cloud, what infrastructure did you use?

42.3%

30.0%

14.1%

6.1% 4.5% 3.1%

Openstack

VMWare vCloud

Other (please specify)

Cloudstack

Eucalyptus

Piston

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Most OpenStack clouds run on

Ubuntu

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Do you plan to deploy additional Ubuntu based servers in the future?

• 75 percent have near-term plans to deploy more Ubuntu servers

• 70 percent consider Ubuntu a viable

platform for their cloud-based deployments

75.4%

4.9%

19.7%

Yes

No

Undecided

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Theme 3 There is a large need and market opportunity for Cloud management tools

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Please rate the importance of the following functionalities in a cloud environment:

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Hybrid cloud(aka 'cloudbursting')

ConfigurationManagement

Image LifecycleManagement

PowerManagement

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Important

Veryimportant

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For your organisation, please rate the importance of the following support services (1: not important, 5: very important):

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Technical Support SystemsManagement

Knowledge Base Legal Assurance(IP

indemnificationetc.)

Premium ServiceEngineer

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Manager)

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In the course of one year since Juju launched, it has gained 15-20% of the market.

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None Puppet Juju Chef Other(pleasespecify)

CFEngine

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For more information on the 2013 survey Visit http://insights.ubuntu.com/news/critical-workloads-private-deployments-and-market-opportunities-abound-in-the-cloud/.

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