Trends in Cloud and Mobile Computing - Alain Azagury, IBM
- 1. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014 Trends in Cloud and Mobile computing Alain Azagury, Director, Technical Strategy, IBM Software
- 2. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014 Time is of the essence The advent of the API economy For Enterprises Cloud really means Hybrid Cloud Three Takeaways
- 3. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014 Time is of the Essence "15 minutes could save you 15% or more on car insurance." 7 1/2 minutes Immediate!
- 4. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014 Social Analytics Mobile Cloud • Technology is increasingly the most critical driver for business growth • The emergence of big data, social, mobile, cloud and analytics are fundamentally changing how we live, work and interact Digital transformation forces 67% of global consumers want to use mobile devices to complete retail transactions 30%+ of Asia’s GDP is expected to be handled through mobile money transfers by 2015 1 out of every 7 minutes spent online is spent on social networks 40% of people socialize more online than they do face-to-face 80% of new apps will be distributed or deployed via the cloud 1/3 of consumer data will be stored in the cloud by 2016 Pervasive connectivity Big data We are at an inflection point in the industry
- 5. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014 Innovate how we engage, make decisions and work Optimize our IT infrastructure, data and processes Technology Leaders Chief Information Officers Technology Architects Dev & Ops Leaders Line of Business Leaders Marketing Leaders Sales Leaders Finance & HR Leaders Drives Need Drives Investment The pendulum swings back…
- 6. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014 The API Economy Cloud changes how developers build apps and how organizations manage workloads
- 7. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014 The API Economy Reaching new customers and gaining from their response FAST
- 8. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014 Failing Fast Seconds to Deploy Friction Free Any Language Continuous Integration Mobile Ready Focus on Code Choice of Tools Useful APIs Shift to Agile Development means Developers’ expectations have evolved Composing an application as opposed to traditional writing of an application – with speed and choice
- 9. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014 Analytics to Support Rapid Development - Continuous Feedback Continuously monitoring usage of key features, visits, and conversions to validate hypotheses and ensure that we are delivering what customers want.
- 10. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014 External Ecosystem Marketplace App API Services API Analytics API Commerce API Collaboration API Location API Data & Analytics APIAPI Workload definition, optimization and orchestration Software-defined compute Software-defined storage Software-defined networking Resource abstraction and optimization Traditional workloads Services and composition patterns API and integration services Solutions Data & Analytics MobileDevelopment Operational Application services Security… API economy Cloud operating environment Software- defined environment Infrastructure as a Service Platform as a Service Software as a Service IBM Next Generation Cloud Platform: Open Integration & Control
- 11. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014 OSLC OAuth TOSCA Open Technology & Standards are Shaping the Cloud
- 12. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014 Run Your Apps The developer can chose any language runtime or bring their own. Just upload your code and go. DevOps Development, testing, monitoring, deployment and logging tools allow the developer to run the entire application APIs and Services A catalog of open source, IBM and third party APIs services allow a developer to stitch together an application in minutes. Cloud Integration Build hybrid environments. Connect to on- premises systems of record plus other public and private clouds. Expose your own APIs to your developers. Extend SaaS Apps Drop in SaaS App SDKs and extend to new use cases (e.g,. Mobile, Analytics, Web) IBM Bluemix Building new mobile and cloud apps requires a composable set of services Organized into Enterprise approved & controllable catalogs Rapid App Development from composable services
- 13. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014
- 14. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014 Ar Archive Ob Object Store Eb Elastic Block Storage Sg Storage Gateway Bk Backup Vp Virtual Private Cloud Sc Security Groups Lb Load Balancer Dn DNS Cd CDN Cb Circuit Breaker Pt Patterns (HEAT) Am API Management Bo Bosh He Health Monitoring Pp Puppet Sd Service Delivery Ch Chef Sp Service Proxy St Salt Md Monitoring Data Display Pd Pager Duty Lg Logging Up Uptime Mc Monitoring Data Collection Ev Event Notification Dc DevOps Control Cf Configuration Im Image Builder Mk Monkeys Ac Access Control Hm Health Manager Au Audit As Autoscaling Groups C Containers IBM has defined Cloud Common Services Fabric Brings together foundation services needed to integrate cloud first model with existing systems that need to be cloud enabled Development Services Operations Services Infrastructure Services
- 15. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014 Traditional IT Private Cloud Public Cloud System of Record System of Engagement Evolve to a model of PaaS-based, standardized middleware patterns • Automate deployment • Automate patching • Analytics for insights into Optimization Evolve to a model of PaaS-based composable application development • Automate deployment • Automate patching • Analytics for insights into user-behavior to enable fast-feedback Business Service / Application Service
- 16. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014 Private Cloud & IT Benefits: • Fully customizable • Robust management • Secure by design • Regulated data Best of both worlds. Better outcomes. Maximize return on existing IT investments Match workloads to best-fit infrastructure Hit the right balance of risk to speed Meet seasonal capacity without CapEx Add new capabilities quickly Benefits: • Low entry cost • Pay-per-use • Highly elastic Hybrid Public Cloud Hybrid Cloud+ For Enterprises Cloud really means Hybrid Cloud Integrating Systems-of-Record & System-of-Engagement
- 17. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014 Time is of the essence The advent of the API economy For Enterprises Cloud really means Hybrid Cloud Three Takeaways
- 18. Tel Aviv Nov.30-Dec.1, 2014