Cloud Computing

Name: Cloud Computing | Automating the Virtualized Data Center
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Automating the Virtualized Data Center

Venkata Josyula Malcolm Orr Greg Page(Autor*in)

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Erschienen am 29. November 2011

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The complete guide to provisioning and managing cloud-based Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS) data center solutions

Cloud computing will revolutionize the way IT resources are deployed, configured, and managed for years to come. Service providers and customers each stand to realize tremendous value from this paradigm shift-if they can take advantage of it. Cloud Computing brings together the realistic, start-to-finish guidance they need to plan, implement, and manage cloud solution architectures for tomorrow's virtualized data centers. It introduces cloud "newcomers" to essential concepts, and offers experienced operations professionals detailed guidance on delivering Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS), Platform as a Service (PaaS), and Software as a Service (SaaS).

This book's replicable solutions and fully-tested best practices will help enterprises, service providers, consultants, and Cisco partners meet the challenge of provisioning end-to-end cloud infrastructures. Drawing on extensive experience working with leading cloud vendors and integrators, the authors present detailed operations workflow examples, proven techniques for operating cloud-based network, compute, and storage infrastructure; a comprehensive management reference architecture; and a complete case study demonstrating rapid, lower-cost solutions design.

Cloud Computing will be an indispensable resource for all network/IT professionals and managers involved with planning, implementing, or managing the next generation of cloud computing services.

Venkata (Josh) Josyula, Ph.D., CCIE (R) No. 13518 is a Distinguished Services Engineer in Cisco Services Technology Group (CSTG) and advises Cisco customers on OSS/BSS architecture and solutions.

Malcolm Orr, Solutions Architect for Cisco's Services Technology Solutions, advises telecoms and enterprise clients on architecting, building, and operating OSS/BSS and cloud management stacks. He is Cisco's lead architect for several Tier 1 public cloud projects.

Greg Page has spent the last eleven years with Cisco in technical consulting roles relating to data center architecture/technology and service provider security. He is now exclusively focused on developing cloud/IaaS solutions with service providers and systems integrator partners.

? Review the key concepts needed to successfully deploy clouds and cloud-based services

? Transition common enterprise design patterns and use cases to the cloud

? Master architectural principles and infrastructure designs for "real-time" managed IT services

? Understand the Cisco approach to cloud-related technologies, systems, and services

? Develop a cloud management architecture using ITIL, TMF, and ITU-TMN standards

? Implement best practices for cloud service provisioning, activation, and management

? Automate cloud infrastructure to simplify service delivery, monitoring, and assurance

? Choose and implement the right billing/chargeback approaches for your business

? Design and build IaaS services, from start to finish

? Manage the unique capacity challenges associated with sporadic, real-time demand

? Provide a consistent and optimal cloud user experience

This book is part of the Networking Technology Series from Cisco Press (R), which offers networking professionals valuable information for constructing efficient networks, understanding new technologies, and building successful careers.

Category: Cloud Computing

Covers: Virtualized Data Centers

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Venkata (Josh) Josyula, Ph.D., CCIE No. 13518, is a distinguished services engineer (DSE) and lead solutions architect in Cisco Services Technology Group (CSTG). He has more than 25 years of diverse experience in network management for telecommunications and IP in a variety of positions, including systems engineering, technical marketing, consulting, customer management, and deployment.

Josh has been with Cisco for 11 years and, prior to that, worked at Bell Laboratories as a distinguished engineer. Josh has written and/or contributed to key ITU-T network management documents and served as advisory director for the TMF board. Josh has published more than 60 technical papers, reports, articles, and books and is frequently called upon by Cisco customers and internal Cisco engineers around the world for advice and presentations and to perform OSS assessment on OSS/BSS architecture and products.

Malcolm Orr (B.S.) is an enterprise architect within the Cisco Services Division. Malcolm focuses on advising telecommunication companies and large enterprise clients on how to architect, build, and operate NGN and cloud platforms. Malcolm has more than 18 years in the IT industry, of which the past 5 years he has spent at Cisco involved in architecting and delivering complex solutions to various clients. He currently is the lead architect for a number of Tier 1 public cloud projects within Cisco. Prior to joining Cisco, Malcolm was a principal consultant at AMDOCS, working on the BT 21CN transformation, and he was one of the founders and the technical director of Harbrook Consultants, a consulting firm specializing in network and system management.

Greg Page (B.A. (Hons.)) is a solutions architect for Cisco Systems within the presales Data Center architecture team. Greg has been working in the IT industry for 16 years (the last 11 with Cisco Systems) in a variety of technical consulting roles specializing in data center architecture and technology in addition to service provider security (CISSP #77673).

Inhalt

Introduction xvi

Part I Introduction to Managing Virtualization and Cloud Computing Environments

Chapter 1 Cloud Computing Concepts 1

Virtualization 1

Virtualization Types 2

Server Virtualization 3

Storage Virtualization 5

Network Virtualization 6

Service Virtualization 8

Virtualization Management 8

Cloud Computing 9

Service Models 12

Cloud Adoption and Barriers 14

Return on Investment and Cloud Benefits 15

Chapter 2 Cloud Design Patterns and Use Cases 19

Typical Design Patterns and Use Cases 19

Design Patterns 20

Cloud Use Cases 24

Deployment Models 26

IaaS as a Foundation 28

Cloud Consumer Operating Model 31

Chapter 3 Data Center Architecture and Technologies 35

Architecture 35

Architectural Building Blocks of a Data Center 38

Industry Direction and Operational and Technical Phasing 40

Current Barriers to Cloud/Utility Computing/ITaaS 42

Phase 1: The Adoption of a Broad IP WAN That Is Highly Available 44

Phase 2: Executing on a Virtualization Strategy for Server, Storage,Networking, and Networking Services 45

Phase 3: Service Automation 46

Phase 4: Utility Computing Model 47

Phase 5: Market 49

Design Evolution in the Data Center 49

Introducing Virtual PortChannel (vPC) 51

Introducing Layer 2 Multi-Pathing (L2MP) 51

Network Services and Fabric Evolution in the Data Center 53

1. Virtualization of Data Center Network I/O 53

2. Virtualization of Network Services 56

Multitenancy in the Data Center 57

Service Assurance 60

Evolution of the Services Platform 63

Chapter 4 IT Services 69

Classification of IT Services and Information 69

Risk Assessment and Classification of Information 70

Governance, Risk, and Compliance in the Enterprise 72

Governance 72

ITIL (Information Technology Infrastructure Library) 73

Risk 74

ISO 27001 74

Compliance 76

Assessment and Classification of Services 77

Four Cornerstones of Cloud Economics 83

Chapter 5 The Cisco Cloud Strategy 87

A Brief History of IT Service Delivery 87

Market and Technology Development 90

Information Growth and Complexity 90

The Cisco Cloud Strategy: An Overview 92

Technology and Products 94

Unified Network Services 95

Virtual Extensible Local-Area Network 97

Data Center Interconnect Evolution 98

Enabling Machine Mobility Across Layer 3 Boundaries 100

Policy Management of the Data Center Network and Services 103

Systems, Platforms, and Services 106

The Cisco Unified Service Delivery Platform 106

Cisco Virtual Multi-Tenant Data Center 107

Cisco Intelligent Automation for Cloud 110

Open Source Projects 111

Infrastructure Evolution to Support Cloud Services 113

Intelligent Cloud Platform 114

Cisco Network Positioning System 114

Evolution Toward Hybrid and Community Clouds 115

Part II Managing Cloud Services

Chapter 6 Cloud Management Reference Architecture 117

Standards 117

TMF eTOM 118

Information Technology Infrastructure Library 121

ITIL Version 2 122

ITIL Version 3 123

Service Strategy 125

Service Design 125

Service Transition 125

Service Operation 126

Continuous Service Improvement 126

Comparison of ITIL and TMF eTOM 126

ITU-T TMN 129

Building Cloud Models Using Standards 133

Cloud Reference Architecture: Process Model 133

Cloud Framework and Management Model 134

Application/Service Layer 136

Resource Control Layer 136

Resource-Abstracted Virtualization Layer 136

Physical Resource Layer 137

Management Reference Architecture 137

Integration of Management Systems/Functions 138

Cloud Provider Challenges 138

Service-Oriented Architecture 139

Integration Enablers 139

Chapter 7 Service Fulfillment 143

Cloud Fulfillment Using ITILV3 143

Service Strategy Phase 145

Cloud Architecture Assessment 145

Operations People, Processes, Products, and Partners (4Ps) 147

Demand Management 149

Financial Management and Business Impact 150

Risk Management 150

Service Design Phase 151

Service Catalog Management 151

Orchestration 153

Security 153

Network Configuration and Change Management 153

SLA 154

Billing and Chargeback 154

Service Transition Phase 154

Service Operate Phase 155

Service Desk (Function) 156

Incident Management 157

Problem Management 158

Service Fulfillment (Service Provisioning) 159

Event Management 159

Access Management 159

Cloud CSI (Optimization) Phase 160

Cloud End-to-End Service Provisioning Flow 161

Service Orchestration 164

Cloud End-to-End Architecture Model 166

Chapter 8 Service Assurance 173

Cloud Assurance Flow Using the ITIL Process 173

Service Strategy Phase 175

Architecture Assessment 175

Business Requirements 176

Demand Management 177

Service Design Phase 177

Availability Management 178

Capacity Management 179

Service-Level Management 182

Supplier Management 185

Service Continuity Management 186

Transition Phase 189

Operate Phase 189

CSI (Optimization) Phase 189

Cloud End-to-End Monitoring Flow 190

Service Assurance Architecture 192

Fault Management 194

Cisco Data Center Network Manager 195

Cisco UCS Manager 195

Cisco Fabric Manager System 195

Cisco Application Networking Manager 196

Cisco Info Center 196

Use Case(s) 197

Performance Management 199

Use Case 1: Measure Network Round Trip Time 201

Use Case 2: Validate RA 201

Use Case 3: Validate NetVoyant 203

Validate RA for NetFlow Data from Nexus 1000V 203

Chapter 9 Billing and Chargeback 207

Billing and Chargeback Terminology 207

Billing 208

Chargeback 208

Rating and Charging 209

Billing Mediation 209

Pay-Per-Use 209

Cloud Consumers and Providers 210

Cloud Consumers 210

Cloud Providers 211

Cloud Services Billing Considerations 213

Infrastructure as a Service 214

Platform as a Service 214

Software as a Service 215

Cloud Order-to-Cash Process Flow 216

Billing and Charging Architecture 218

Part III Managing Cloud Resources

Chapter 10 Technical Building Blocks of IaaS 223

IaaS Service Composition 223

Developing and Offering Cloud Products 228

Provisioning and Activating Services 231

Persisting Service Data 233

Chapter 11 Automating and Orchestration Resources 239

On-Boarding Resources: Building the Cloud 239

Modeling Capabilities 245

Modeling Constraints 246

Resource-Aware Infrastructure 246

Adding Services to the Cloud 248

Provisioning the Infrastructure Model 250

Provisioning the Organization and VDC 250

Creating the Network Container 251

Creating the Application 251

Workflow Design 252

Creation and Placement Strategies 253

Service Life Cycle Management 256

Incident and Problem Management 257

Event Management 257

Request Fulfillment 259

Access Management 259

Operations Management 260

The Cloud Service Desk 261

Continued Service Improvement 261

Chapter 12 Cloud Capacity Management 263

Tetris and the Cloud 263

Cloud Capacity Model 265

Network Model 267

Compute Model 268

Storage Model 269

Data Center Facilities Model 270

Cloud Platform Capacity Model 271

Demand Forecasting 272

Procurement in the Cloud 274

Chapter 13 Providing the Right Cloud User Experience 277

The Cloud User Interface 277

Providing User Self-Care 280

Integration 284

Providing an Open API 287

Chapter 14 Adopting Cloud from a Maturity Perspective 291

Maturity Models 291

A Cloud Maturity Model 292

Using the Cloud Maturity Model 295

Appendix A Case Study: Cloud Providers - Hybrid Cloud 301

Cisco Cloud Enablement Services 301

Company Profile 303

Business Goals 304

Cloud Strategy 306

Cloud Maturity 307

IT Platform 308

Cloud Reference Model 310

Private Cloud Services 312

Orchestration and Automation Transition Architecture 314

Telco Solution 317

Solution 317

Network Architecture 317

Orchestration Architecture 320

Out-of-the-Box Services 322

Diggit Service Requirements 325

Appendix B Terms and Acronyms 327

TOC, 9781587204340, 11/8/2011

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