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- 2. Bulut OS Vizyonu Microsoft’un modern iş hayatı için tümleşik platform çözümü • Veri merkezini dönüştürün • Her türlü veriyi kullanın • Kurumsal mobiliteyi güçlendirin • Uygulamaları aktif edin Geliştirme Yönetim VeriKimlik Yönetim Sanallaştırma Müşteri Hizmet sağlayıcıMicrosoft Tek Platform
- 3. Ne biliyoruz? Bulut burada. Kalan sorular: Hız Bu benim BT stratejim için ne ifade ediyor?? Ölçeklendirilebilir Maliyet Bu benim veri merkezim için ne ifade ediyor? ? Hangi senaryolar için bulutu kullanmalıyım??
- 4. Buluttan ne öğreniyoruz? BT altyapısından en iyi şekilde faydalanmak için: Yaklaşımlarınızı standartlaştırın Esneklik ve ölçeklendirilebilir liği arttırın Manuel süreçleri otomatikleştirin
- 5. Veri Merkezini Dönüştürün Storage ComputeNetwork Microsoft System Center Microsoft Azure Hizmet SağlayıcıYerel Veri Merkezi
- 6. Veri Merkezini Dönüştürün Talebe bağlı buluta genişleyin Yazılım tanımlı bir yaklaşım oluşturun Altyapınızı otomatikleştirin ve güvenliğini sağlayın Microsoft Azure Windows Server Microsoft System Center
- 8. Compute katmanını yeniden hayal edin En yüksek iş yüklerinize ölçeklendirin Konsolidasyon oranınızı arttırın Cluster bazında ölçeği arttırın Sektöründe önce ölçek ve performans Kesintisiz migrasyon Açık kaynak kod entegrasyonu Donanım bazlı güvenlik için altyapı
- 9. Microsoft Azure Hizmet Sağlayıcı Fiziksel Ağ Ağ sanallaştırma Ağ A Ağ B Sanallaştırma Ağ katmanını yeniden hayal edin Sunucu sanallaştırma Sanal Makine A Sanal Makine B Sanallaştırma Fizikel Sunucu
- 10. Depolama katmanını yeniden hayal edin Geleneksel depolama altyapısından daha az maliyet
- 11. Veri Merkezini Dönüştürün Talebe bağlı buluta genişleyin Yazılım tanımlı bir yaklaşım oluşturun Altyapınızı otomatikleştirin ve güvenliğini sağlayın Microsoft Azure Windows Server Microsoft System Center
- 13. Tümleşik Yönetim
- 14. Uygulamaları dağıtınAltyapıyı dağıtın Oluşturma Çevikliği arttırmak için standart ve otomatikleştirilmiş Şablonlar ve tanımlı işlemler
- 15. Yönetim ve İzleme Microsoft Azure Hizmet sağlayıcıÖzel Veri Merkezi Uygulama performans ve erişilebilirliği Microsoft System Center
- 17. Talebe bağlı buluta genişleyin Yazılım tanımlı bir yaklaşım oluşturun Altyapınızı otomatikleştirin ve güvenliğini sağlayın Veri Merkezini Dönüştürün Microsoft Azure Windows Server Microsoft System Center
- 18. Microsoft Azure global kapsama alanı Operated by 21Vianet Azure in China is operated and sold by 21Vianet www.windowsazure.cn
- 19. Microsoft Azure güvenlik ve güven Güvenlik Güvenli geliştirme, operasyonlar ve tehdit hafifletme deneyimleri güvenli bir yaklaşım sunar Gizlilik Rakipsiz yasal taahhütler veri gizliliğini, erişimini ve kullanımını kapsar Uyumluluk Bağımsız denetlemeler birçok regülasyon standardı ile uyumluluk oluşturur
- 20. Hibrit yetenekleri altyapınızın parçası yapın
- 21. Operated by 21Vianet Azure in China is operated and sold by 21Vianet www.windowsazure.cn
- 23. Çevikliği arttırın ve kaynaklarınız ile işletmeye yön verin Depolama maliyetlerini azaltın, büyüten veriyi yönetin Hibrit bulut depolama
- 24. İş Sürekliliği Microsoft Azure Site Recovery İletişim kanalı Replikasyon Kanalı: Hyper-V Replica Birincil Site Windows Server Kurtarma Site Windows Server İletişim ve replikasyon Microsoft Azure Site Recovery Birincil Site Windows Server
- 25. WAN Azure Internet WAN Azure Internet Hibrit Ağ Microsoft Azure Express Route
- 26. Hibrit Kimlik Farklı bulutlara erişin Microsoft Azure Active Directory Microsoft Azure Hizmet SağlayıcıYerel Altyapı Windows Server Active Directory
- 27. Microsoft System Center için iki haneli çeyrek büyümeleri Sunucu ve bulut momentumu Windows Azure Fortune 500 şirketlerinin %54’ünden fazlasında kullanılıyor Windows Server Hyper-V Gartner 2014 x86 Virtualization Magic Quadrant raporunda lider Windows Azure Avustralya, Çin ve Japonya’ya global genişliyor Oracle ve SAP Windows Server Hyper-V ve Microsoft Azure sertifikalandı
- 28. Bulut yaptığınız herşey ile bütünleşir Sağladığı değer nedir?
- 29. Windows Server 2012’i deneyin Microsoft Azure’u deneyin Bize Immersion Experience Program hakkında sorun Daha fazlası için www.Microsoft.com/transform adresini ziyaret edin
- 30. © 2014 Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. Microsoft, Windows, Windows Vista and other product names are or may be registered trademarks and/or trademarks in the U.S. and/or other countries. The information herein is for informational purposes only and represents the current view of Microsoft Corporation as of the date of this presentation. Because Microsoft must respond to changing market conditions, it should not be interpreted to be a commitment on the part of Microsoft, and Microsoft cannot guarantee the accuracy of any information provided after the date of this presentation. MICROSOFT MAKES NO WARRANTIES, EXPRESS, IMPLIED OR STATUTORY, AS TO THE INFORMATION IN THIS PRESENTATION.
- 31. Increase agility while reducing costs. “With our Microsoft private cloud, we have an IT infrastructure that will let us provision servers on demand—in 15 minutes rather than in three to four weeks. That gives huge agility to the business.” Andy Cooper Senior Vice President, Global Platform Services, Equifax
- 32. Simplify disaster recovery. “All I need is an Internet connection to sign in to Windows Azure and initiate the recovery process immediately—that’s the beauty of Microsoft-based hybrid cloud computing.” Mark Green Windows Support Analyst, Aston Martin
- 33. Reduce storage costs without sacrificing scale. “By using the StorSimple hybrid cloud solution, we avoided spending $124,000 on a new SAN and an additional $16,000 annually to manage it.” John Cuocci Information Technology Manager, MulvannyG2 Architecture
- 34. Faster delivery and reduced storage costs. “By using hybrid cloud resources from Microsoft, we can offer even more consistent capabilities and services to our customers without adding storage capacity to our data centers worldwide.” Bardo Werum Senior Vice President of Infrastructure, Lufthansa Systems
- 35. Deliver global IT services rapidly, for less cost. Andre Garcia Assistant Vice President, Global Infrastructure Services, ABM “System Center 2012 R2 has been a game- changer for us. We can achieve with a team of 19 what we needed a team of 36 for just a few years ago."
- 36. Improve business agility and service predictability. Lee Bingham Head of IT, Paul Smith “Hybrid cloud computing really does give us the ability to tailor our infrastructure so that we can provide more services, more quickly, at less cost."
- 37. Boost business resiliency and flexibility with automation. Eric Craig Managing Director of Enterprise Architecture, United Airlines “The ability to move applications from one server to another without disrupting your business, or to roll back an installation when you deploy a product that didn’t quite work out—that kind of adaptability and manageability is a great cost reducer and business enabler.”
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- << Note: Be sure to welcome and thank the audience, introduce yourself and your role before you get started with presentation>> Key Points: Cloud is changing the picture for infrastructure strategy Cloud is changing the picture for infrastructure decisions. In today’s presentation, we’re going to discuss the challenges facing IT today, and how Microsoft is helping address those challenges across the on-premises datacenter and the cloud.
- <<Note – This slide portrays the key messages of the all-up Cloud OS vision/strategy. The notes below are from an executive “elevator pitch” that you can use as a foundation for creating your own personalized Cloud OS elevator pitch>> Key Points: Microsoft offers a consistent platform so that you can choose to run workloads where it makes sense for your business: in your datacenter, in a service provider’s datacenter, or in Microsoft Azure. Single Slide Pitch When you think about Microsoft and the Server & Tools division, Cloud OS is the strategy and vision for how we think about the management and the delivery of the total product portfolio we deliver for IT. When you think about Cloud OS, the term OS really comes from the strength that we had in PCs. The OS actually managed the device drivers on the PC and then provided an application platform to light up great apps like Office and other third-party apps. As we move forward in the world, the OS really extends beyond just the PC into all forms of devices and the Cloud OS becomes the backbone for that. So, in order to deliver on Cloud OS, we’re helping IT deliver on four key things. The first is transforming the datacenter. There is so much complexity in how datacenters run today. IT is largely managing it as infrastructure and trying to consolidate servers and do virtualization to save money. Really what we need to do is transform the datacenter by bringing in automation. Actually helping customers think about not just managing servers, but managing the pooled resource of compute, networking and storage sitting in that datacenter as a shared delivery service for the business. The second area is unlocking insights on any data. This is about helping IT bring together structured relational data inside the enterprise with unstructured non-relational data from the Web. Big Data from the Web, small data in terms of ERP and CRM and other apps inside the firewalls really means all data for us – and being able to bring these different data sets together to unlock insights for end users. We deliver the plumbing through SQL and our great capabilities and how we’re bringing new capabilities into SQL to connect that plumbing. But we also deliver it in partnership with the Microsoft Office Division and Excel and SharePoint, where we will democratize the frontend of BI, allowing people to uniquely combine data sets and get insights they’ve never been able to get before – doing so in a way that is easy. One of the biggest issues in data today is actually end-user training and adoption. Excel and SharePoint simply disintermediate that cost entirely. The third area is empowering enterprise mobility. This is about all the different devices that are coming into the environment today and helping IT manage the needs of the end users in their environments with the governance and support around policies for devices, data and users as those devices come into the enterprise. Being able to do that in a consistent platform through one pane of glass is a very powerful value proposition and what we provide with Intune. The fourth is enabling application innovation. Through the power of our .NET environment, our vision is to allow customers to code once and deploy to any device. We need modern capabilities that allow you to stand up apps quickly, fast failure, repeatable iterations vis-à-vis hybrid IT and cloud services, bringing in new types of form factors and new technologies like BI and social into the app itself. So, our whole strategy around C+E is to deliver on these four pillars for IT. What makes us truly unique is that we will deliver this across a consistent platform, across development, management, identity, virtualization, the data platform itself. Our ambition with Cloud OS is to allow a customer in their private cloud on-premises to flex their environment out to a partner cloud or to Azure public cloud. So that this notion of the Cloud OS delivers consistency and the ability to manage the apps’ environment and the infrastructure of commercial IT in a way that they’re not just managing in their four walls, but they’re able to take advantage of other types of clouds in a seamless way. This capability will give IT agility that they’ve never had before. … With Microsoft, you can build the right platform to help you tackle the challenges of big data and mobility, while taking advantage of the boundless resources and scale of the cloud.
- Key Points: Cloud is here, but key questions remain unanswered. We want to help you think through your choices and opportunities for change. We know that the cloud is here. It doesn’t take data for us to recognize that the world is changing, and that infrastructure options have expanded dramatically. What we don’t yet know is how cloud is going to change IT strategy. Each individual company still has to look at business needs to make the right choices about when and how to use cloud resources. We want to talk today about where we think hybrid makes sense.
- Key Points: Microsoft has deep experience running 200+ cloud services. We want you to benefit from what we learn running large-scale datacenters and cloud services. What we learn in the cloud, we bring back to the on-premises datacenter in the form of product innovation. We believe that the keys to datacenter transformation are standardization, automation, and resilience. Microsoft offers real-world experience with massive scale deployments that is unmatched. Our Global Foundation Services organization supports over 1B customers and 20 million businesses running on Microsoft’s cloud services in 76 markets worldwide. Just one example of the kind of reach we’re talking about: Office 365 is now used by more than 20% of all enterprise organizations worldwide This is learning that Microsoft uniquely possesses. And the learning we have had from these incredible cloud services, a cloud platform, are constantly being incorporated into the products we deliver for customers. Our real world experience translates directly into new features both in our datacenter products and in our cloud services. Things like the service templates in System Center 2012 mirror the approach to services in Windows Azure. But beyond specific features, we’re also learning from the general problems of deploying at scale. Based on our experience with cloud, we believe that the keys to datacenter transformation are standardization, automation, and resilience. Standardization means you aren’t reinventing the wheel. A consistent approach can increase reliability and make it easier to deliver services more rapidly. Automation lets you increase speed while reducing the errors that can creep into manual processes. And resilience and scale are fundamental to building the kind of infrastructure you need to rapidly handle change. So what does that mean for the datacenter?
- Key Points: 3 things required to make hybrid model work: Cloud options on demand Reduce cost and complexity Rapid response to the business We believe that you can best meet the evolving needs of your business with a hybrid cloud approach. And when you think about moving to a hybrid cloud model, there are three things that you really have to have in order to make hybrid work. First of all, you need cloud options on demand. You need to be able to extend to the cloud when it makes sense for your business and according to your individual company’s needs. Your datacenter today is configured to meet the specific needs of your business, and your cloud solution should meet that same standard. Think about consistency across clouds, management of heterogeneous resources, and workload mobility. Next, you need to reduce cost and complexity. There’s a common misperception that moving to hybrid cloud is going to increase the burden on IT. You need to take advantage of innovation in the right way – meaning real-world solutions to old problems. And then – most importantly – you have to be able to deliver a rapid response to the business. Transforming the datacenter has to make you faster. So whatever resources you add, or changes you make, that’s the standard – has it enabled IT to deliver services more rapidly? Microsoft allows you to build a cloud platform for your business that includes resources from your datacenter, a service provider’s datacenter, or from Microsoft Azure – based on the specific needs of your individual business. Windows Server, Microsoft System Center, and Microsoft Azure together form an infrastructure foundation that will flex to meet your needs.
- Pillars Intro Key Points: First, look at where you make changes in your on-premises infrastructure. We’ll talk about how a software-defined approach can make you more agile. Next, we’ll talk about how automation and security are key aspects of an overall approach to operational excellence And finally, we’ll look at how hybrid capabilities can be added to your IT toolkit – to solve existing problems and make your job easier. So how can you optimize your infrastructure? There are three areas where you have the opportunity to make changes that will reduce costs, simplify management, and allow you to access the cloud when it makes sense for your business.
- What is Software Defined? Key Points: Software-defined means that the infrastructure is controlled by policy-driven software that is decoupled from the underlying hardware. This allows you to manage your resources holistically, gain flexibility and increase resilience. “Software-defined” has become an industry term – but what does it really mean for you? With a software-defined datacenter, you gain the ability to manage diverse hardware as a unified resource pool. You get greater flexibility and more resilience. That’s the big thing we’re learning from cloud – that to respond rapidly to the demands of the business, you have to move away from a highly customized infrastructure to a standardized, automated infrastructure.
- Reimagine Compute Key Points: Enterprise-grade virtualization Zero downtime migrations Open source integration Infrastructure for hardware-based security Microsoft is once again a leader in the Gartner x86 Virtualization Magic Quadrant in 2014. We’re driving innovation in compute with industry-leading scale and performance: Scale to your largest workloads with 64 virtual processors per VM and 1TB memory per VM Drive up your consolidation ratio with 320 logical processors per host, 4TB physical memory per host and 1,024 VMs per host Increase scale per cluster with 64 physical nodes per cluster, 8,000 VMs per cluster Zero downtime migrations: In Windows Server 2012 R2, live migration just gets better. Live migration is a critical aspect of the software-defined datacenter, because you need the flexibility of moving virtual machines between physical servers with zero downtime. In the latest release of Windows Server, we’ve made it easier to move large numbers of virtual machines – for dynamic load balancing, for example – with the same speed that you expect when moving a single virtual machine. Open source integration: Directly in Hyper-V, we have built features to enable live backups for Linux guests, and we have exhaustively tested to ensure that Hyper-V features, like live migration, work for Linux guests just like they do for Windows guests. In Windows Server 2012 R2, our engineering teams worked across the board to ensure Linux is at its best on Hyper-V. Infrastructure for hardware-based security: Windows Server 2012 R2 also includes multiple features to make it easier to secure data and restrict access. Virtualization is the foundation of the software-defined datacenter. Microsoft offers enterprise-grade features and ongoing innovation to allow you to create a flexible, resilient infrastructure fabric.
- Reimagine networking Key Points: Software-defined networking feels like a complicated concept But SDN really means three things: isolate what you need to isolate, move what you need to move, and connect across cloud. When we look at datacenter transformation, networking is an area with huge potential. Today’s networks can be rigid, meaning that they make it difficult to move workloads within the infrastructure, and network operations involve high levels of manual processes. As a result, one of the biggest trends today is Software Defined Networking. What exactly does that mean? A big part of SDN is network virtualization, a capability that we offer today in Windows Server 2012. Network virtualization does for the network what server virtualization did for compute. It allows you to use software to manage a diverse set of hardware as a single, elastic resource pool. If you then add in additional management capabilities through software, you get a very flexible approach. And the benefits are very similar for networking. With compute capacity, we see with the private cloud model how virtualization gives you increased flexibility in moving workloads and allocating capacity. You get greater efficiency when you have this increased ability to balance the load across your existing resources. With Windows Server 2012 R2 and System Center 2012 R2 Virtual Machine Manager, your network becomes a pooled resource that can be defined by software, managed centrally through automation, and extended beyond your datacenter. Networking today is complicated because the underlying physical network hardware such as ports, switches, and routers tends to require manual configuration. Network operations are often complex since the management interfaces to configure and provision network devices tend to be proprietary; in many cases, network configuration needs to happen on a per-device basis, making it difficult to maintain an end-to-end operational view of your network. With a virtualized network infrastructure, you can control the building of the network, configuration, and traffic routing using software. You can manage your network infrastructure as a unified whole, and that allows you to three very important things: you can isolate what you need to isolate, you can move what you need to move, and you can build connections between your datacenter and cloud resources. Isolate: So let’s first talk about isolation. We’ve talked a lot about the importance of a unified resource pool, but there are many reasons why you might want to create divisions or partitions within that pool. For example, you might want to separate individual departments. As companies increasingly rely on central datacenters to support global operations, you might also want to separate geographical regions. Today, some companies create separate areas for physical servers, designated to particular geos, within the datacenter. But that isn’t a very efficient usage model, and it doesn’t give you many options if that set of servers experiences problems. With network virtualization, or Software Defined Networking, you can create boundaries within the datacenter to enable multi-tenancy and keep workloads isolated from each other without placing them in separate hardware pools. What else can you do with a virtualized network infrastructure? Move: In the past, individual workloads were pretty tightly coupled to the underlying physical network infrastructure. That meant that moving workloads within the datacenter required extensive manual reconfiguration. Network virtualization lets you move workloads even from one datacenter to another because the control plane for the network is all handled through software. We have a number of features in Windows Server 2012 and Windows Server 2012 R2 that combine to make that process even easier. Connect to clouds: And finally, Software Defined Networking lets you connect easily to clouds outside your datacenter. It allows you to treat cloud resources as an extension of your own infrastructure – so in a way, you could say that SDN and network virtualization are the keys to hybrid. That’s why we continue to invest so heavily in this area, and that’s why we offer all of these features in the box.
- Reimagine storage Key Points: You don’t need a SAN for every purpose in the on-premises datacenter Take advantage of SDS – lower cost without sacrificing reliability or performance. Companies continue to face storage pain. Although storage cost-per-TB continues to fall, the demand for storage is growing much faster—35-50+% annually. This only increases the pressure on business as storage spend outpaces server spend—or IT budgets—and introduces a chain of costs, and more pain. We want to provide customers with ways to improve their storage infrastructure and how they leverage it, regardless of their current storage environment. We want to create strategic options using cloud technologies that lead to lasting solutions. Those include continuing with traditional storage investments and optimizing them, or integrating new options for next-generation on-premises (i.e. private cloud) or hybrid cloud storage. Many companies have existing storage and technology investments that they wish to maintain – i.e. direct-attached storage, storage area networks (SAN), network-attached storage (NAS) and data protection infrastructure. Our offerings can improve the utility of these elements across our workloads, including: Windows Server integration of off-loaded data support for SAN, providing improved performance De-duplicated volumes and backup over SMB 3, offering up to 9x performance improvement We don’t want to strand businesses on old technology, nor would we mandate any undesired changes. Companies can continue to use their existing investments in Windows Server and System Center for storage management and disaster recovery needs within their traditional storage environments. But you don’t need a SAN for every purpose. Cost-Effective Storage for Private Clouds Today most companies have virtualized compute. As we discussed earlier, whatever your hypervisor, live migration is a key capability and historically, customers have used a SAN to support that. But we’ve introduced new options for customers’ primary storage: We provide the performance and availability required to use file storage as a back-end for virtualization workloads. We’ve made this possible through a set of technologies, including: SMB 3 protocol updates that improve network file share performance New load-balanced active-active file server clusters Introducing SMB Transparent Failover for the clusters so that the servers relying on them can run uninterrupted, even in the event that a node fails Employing and managing file-based storage will be very cost-effective for many private cloud deployments. Our data protection management solution provides support for shared-nothing live migration in these environments. VMs can move freely, remaining protected while using resources efficiently.
- Automate and secure your infrastructure Key Points: Look at services that run on your infrastructure How can you manage infrastructure and applications holistically Think about operations and where you can drive improvements. We’ve talked about the infrastructure fabric, and how there are enhancements available in Windows Server 2012 R2. But how do you think about the services that run on top of that infrastructure? How do you ensure that you’re managing effectively and building security in to your processes?
- Build and operate Key Points It’s not enough to build the right platform You have to manage and secure that platform to ensure that SLAs to the business can be met A unified management approach is required, taking advantage of automation to reduce errors and increase speed
- Unified management Unified management means a single approach and a single console that lets you provision, deploy, monitor and manage. It’s a key part of a “cloud operations” or “software-defined datacenter” approach: management is the intelligence within the system. For provisioning, you’re looking for an approach that lets you avoid repetitive processes – so that you can deploy servers and applications rapidly and without errors. You also want a robust set of tools for monitoring and management. Modern applications are often highly distributed and management means tools that can take into account the stack from the metal up. And you want the right tools for service delivery, with a consistent experience across clouds. Let’s look at these areas in more detail.
- Provisioning Key Points: Software-defined approach should also be reflected in provisioning. You need a standardized way of deploying infrastructure You need to automate processes for deploying applications Infrastructure With the right processes and technology in place, you can take a new server, rack it, attach a network cable and within 15 minutes have it be part of the running infrastructure as the system: Discovers Interrogates Deploys the OS Configures the server as part of its workload role Applications For stable, resilient, reliable workloads, you need to focus on the creation of templates for application provisioning. You can then automate triggers for scale up or scale down. By using templates and automating repetitive processes, you can increase speed without introducing risk into the system.
- Management and Monitoring Key Points: Monitoring from the HW up to the application You need to monitor from the hardware up to the application – to allow you to determine where a problem really exists. You have to know whether it’s an issue with the SAN or an issue with the server or an issue with the database. System Center 2012 R2 lets you monitor your on-premises datacenter and also monitor the health of your subscription services in Azure. Microsoft offers distributed application performance monitoring, so you can verify the health, performance, and availability of applications in a hybrid environment Intelligent monitoring means that in a private datacenter, you’ll monitor all the way down the stack, in Azure you would only monitor the service.
- Service delivery Key Points: as on slide The final key element when thinking about the software-defined datacenter is service delivery. How do you get your users the resources they need – whether they are developers or LOB application owners? A great approach to service delivery should allow you add in cloud resources to your infrastructure in a hybrid model, so that you’re automatically drawing capacity. A strong service delivery model also allows you to pre-approve compute/storage/network resources to designated users, so that authorization isn’t a roadblock. Microsoft Azure Pack provides a multi-tenant, self-service cloud that works on top of your existing software and hardware investments. Building on the familiar foundation of Windows Server and System Center, Microsoft Azure Pack offers a flexible and familiar solution that your business can take advantage of to deliver self-service provisioning and management of infrastructure — Infrastructure as a service (Iaas), and application services — Platform as a Service (PaaS), such as Web Sites and Virtual Machines. With the Azure Pack, you can standardize IT service offerings, empowering users to directly identify, access, and request applications and services published through a centralized configuration management database. Provide a self-service portal with a provisioning and delegation framework, along with chargeback and compliance management and reporting capabilities.
- Extend to the cloud on demand Key Points: Hybrid capabilities offer concrete benefits to your business We are working to address the areas that have been barriers to cloud adoption in the past. Extend into the cloud to scale on demand while keeping costs low. You can meet unexpected needs or plan ahead for times when your business needs to run at peak demand. Microsoft offers a consistent experience from your datacenter to the cloud and back.
- Microsoft Azure global footprint
- Microsoft Azure security and trust Key Points: Trust means three things: security, privacy, and compliance. Can’t isolate out one thing. For cloud need a vendor that understands all three at a deep level. Security Secure development, operations, and threat mitigation practices provide a trusted foundation Decades of experience building enterprise software & operating online services around the globe Physical and platform security measures including access control, encryption, and network safeguards Defense-in-depth and penetration testing help protect against cyber threats Privacy Unmatched legal commitments govern data privacy, access and use First to offer privacy protections via Data Processing Agreements, EU Model Clauses, and HIPAA BAA No mining of customer data for advertising or other purposes Customers control where their data resides and who has access to it Compliance Independent audits demonstrate compliance with regulatory standards Certified for ISO, SSAE 16/SOC 1, and SOC 2 compliance, plus a range of industry and country specific security standards Shares audit report findings and compliance packages with customers
- Make hybrid capabilities part of your infrastructure When we talk about the concrete benefits of hybrid, there are a number of areas to consider. Customers often ask, “Where should I start,” so we’ve picked some of the places where you can most easily take advantage of cloud resources as an extension of your existing datacenter.
- Microsoft Azure Infrastructure as a Service Key Points: Azure IaaS lets you easily extend your datacenter to the cloud Consistent VM format between Hyper-V and Azure IaaS makes it easy to move existing applications to the cloud.
- Service provider cloud options Key Points: If you have concerns about local regulations, a service provider datacenter gives you the benefits of hybrid.
- Hybrid cloud storage Key Points: Hybrid cloud storage is the ideal solution to the problem of exploding storage requirements Storage tiering across clouds lets you manage how you use existing resources and new cloud capacity Cloud storage is the ideal way to handle the exploding demand for storage across industries. By moving data that is less frequently accessed to the cloud, you free up space on-premises while bringing down costs. Microsoft Azure StorSimple is a hybrid cloud storage array that you can use to connect to Azure from your on-premises datacenter. A key feature is intelligent storage tiering, so that inactive or archival data is automatically moved to the cloud. StorSimple is a great enterprise solution, because it connects seamlessly into your existing storage strategy. With StorSimple, you get cloud economics, automated data protection, and increased IT agility. Let’s look at each of these in more detail: Cloud economics: Because cloud storage is dramatically less expensive than traditional storage options, you can easily bring down cost. StorSimple lets you: Consolidate multiple distinct storage systems into a single hybrid cloud storage system Add storage incrementally without having to rebalance application workloads Take advantage of the lower cost of cloud storage for inactive and data-protection data Automated data protection: With StorSimple, you get a built in data protection solution, which lets you: Eliminate tape and all tape reliability problems and management hassles Get very fast data protection at a far lower cost than replication solutions Do instant recovery by utilizing synthetic full volume images Test DR – something many IT teams can’t do for much of their data Increased IT agility: Microsoft Azure StorSimple Manager consolidates storage management through an Azure portal. As a result, you save time by managing all storage arrays from a single point. You can now get near real-time status and updates for all StorSimple arrays. Overall, IT teams save a lot of administrative time that can be used for business-driven technology instead of storage infrastructure.
- Business continuity Key Points: More than any other area, cloud is transformational for back up and recovery Hybrid options change the game, because you can get enough capacity without creating unacceptably high costs. Our goals when building a cloud-based disaster recovery solution were to make disaster recovery available to everyone, available everywhere, and easy to use. Since January 2014, we’ve offered Microsoft Azure Site Recovery, which enabled automated protection, asynchronous ongoing replication, and orchestrated, accurate, and consistent recovery of virtualized workloads between private clouds across enterprise sites with minimal downtime. But customers asked us to add an additional capability. So you can now also protect, replicate, and failover Virtual Machines directly to Microsoft Azure, thereby increasing the resilience of business-critical applications. The efficiency and availability that come from this resiliency has a direct impact on the bottom line – but that isn’t the only cost savings ASR provides. Using ASR also removes the need to invest in an on-premises standby datacenter. Customers like United Airlines and Aston Martin are already using Site Recovery. And what we hear from customers is that the ability to initiate failover from anywhere with an internet connection is a huge benefit. Site Recovery also lets you customize your approach, so you can predefine the order in which failover occurs.
- Hybrid networking Key Points: Customers tell us that one of their reservations about cloud is going through the public internet. Microsoft Azure Express Route eliminates that concern. Express Route: Connect directly to Azure from your datacenter, without going through the public internet. Azure ExpressRoute enables you to create private connections between Azure datacenters and infrastructure that’s on your premises or in a colocation environment. ExpressRoute connections do not go over the public Internet, and offer more reliability, faster speeds, lower latencies and higher security than typical connections over the Internet. In some cases, using ExpressRoute connections to transfer data between on-premises and Azure can also yield significant cost benefits. With ExpressRoute, you can establish connections to Azure at an ExpressRoute location (Exchange Provider facility) or directly connect to Azure from your existing WAN network (such as a MPLS VPN) provided by a network service provider.
- Hybrid Identity For identity and access, the breakthrough is an increased ability to maintain a single identity across multiple clouds. Continuous services and connected devices present a real challenge, with users expecting more and more from IT in terms of simple and fast access to resources and data. Microsoft offers multiple options in this area, including the advances in identity management in both Windows Server 2012 Active Directory and Windows Azure Active Directory. Cloud-based identity that integrates with your existing Active Directory solution will allow tremendous flexibility in building single sign-on capabilities across your cloud deployments. This is the identity platform you know, reinvented for cloud. Microsoft is differentiated in this area by our ability to bridge from the on-premises datacenter to the cloud. We understand that you need to balance security and compliance against ease of access for end users. And we continue to innovate to make things easier – for example, the most recent updates to Azure Active Directory make it possible to federate identity across SaaS applications, such as Salesforce.com
- Server and cloud momentum Key Points: As on slide.
- Cloud is integral to everything you do Key Points: Reiterate main benefits of Microsoft’s solution: Reduce cost and complexity Speed delivery of services to the business Access cloud options on demand
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- Here’s an example of how a financial services firm is reacting faster and slashing IT costs with private cloud. Equifax provides consumer and business credit data and other financial information to millions of people. Its massive IT infrastructure spans the globe and is the heart of its business. To reconfigure its vast collection of servers more nimbly and to reduce costs, Equifax used Microsoft cloud software to deploy a multisite, multitenant private cloud environment. The Equifax IT team can now deploy servers in 15 minutes rather than three weeks, greatly accelerating its response to business needs. The new environment significantly reduces infrastructure costs—and further reduces IT management overhead, freeing IT staff to work on high-value projects. Equifax has also been able to implement affordable disaster recovery, which keeps its applications running without interruption. “Microsoft had the complete software stack, from virtualization to provisioning and management.” Brandon Holcomb Vice President of Global Platform Services, Equifax “My goal is to reduce operational tasks to 50 percent of my team’s time so they can spend more time on projects that move the business forward—designing and testing new products, for example.” Andy Cooper Senior Vice President of Global Platform Serv Benefits Increase business agility Slash hardware costs Focus IT on higher-value work Make disaster recovery affordable http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/Case_Study_Detail.aspx?CaseStudyID=710000003431
- Here’s an example of how a financial services firm is reacting faster and slashing IT costs with private cloud. Equifax provides consumer and business credit data and other financial information to millions of people. Its massive IT infrastructure spans the globe and is the heart of its business. To reconfigure its vast collection of servers more nimbly and to reduce costs, Equifax used Microsoft cloud software to deploy a multisite, multitenant private cloud environment. The Equifax IT team can now deploy servers in 15 minutes rather than three weeks, greatly accelerating its response to business needs. The new environment significantly reduces infrastructure costs—and further reduces IT management overhead, freeing IT staff to work on high-value projects. Equifax has also been able to implement affordable disaster recovery, which keeps its applications running without interruption. “Microsoft had the complete software stack, from virtualization to provisioning and management.” Brandon Holcomb Vice President of Global Platform Services, Equifax “My goal is to reduce operational tasks to 50 percent of my team’s time so they can spend more time on projects that move the business forward—designing and testing new products, for example.” Andy Cooper Senior Vice President of Global Platform Serv Benefits Increase business agility Slash hardware costs Focus IT on higher-value work Make disaster recovery affordable http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/Case_Study_Detail.aspx?CaseStudyID=710000003431
- Here’s an example of how a financial services firm is reacting faster and slashing IT costs with private cloud. Equifax provides consumer and business credit data and other financial information to millions of people. Its massive IT infrastructure spans the globe and is the heart of its business. To reconfigure its vast collection of servers more nimbly and to reduce costs, Equifax used Microsoft cloud software to deploy a multisite, multitenant private cloud environment. The Equifax IT team can now deploy servers in 15 minutes rather than three weeks, greatly accelerating its response to business needs. The new environment significantly reduces infrastructure costs—and further reduces IT management overhead, freeing IT staff to work on high-value projects. Equifax has also been able to implement affordable disaster recovery, which keeps its applications running without interruption. “Microsoft had the complete software stack, from virtualization to provisioning and management.” Brandon Holcomb Vice President of Global Platform Services, Equifax “My goal is to reduce operational tasks to 50 percent of my team’s time so they can spend more time on projects that move the business forward—designing and testing new products, for example.” Andy Cooper Senior Vice President of Global Platform Serv Benefits Increase business agility Slash hardware costs Focus IT on higher-value work Make disaster recovery affordable http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/Case_Study_Detail.aspx?CaseStudyID=710000003431
- Here’s an example of how a financial services firm is reacting faster and slashing IT costs with private cloud. Equifax provides consumer and business credit data and other financial information to millions of people. Its massive IT infrastructure spans the globe and is the heart of its business. To reconfigure its vast collection of servers more nimbly and to reduce costs, Equifax used Microsoft cloud software to deploy a multisite, multitenant private cloud environment. The Equifax IT team can now deploy servers in 15 minutes rather than three weeks, greatly accelerating its response to business needs. The new environment significantly reduces infrastructure costs—and further reduces IT management overhead, freeing IT staff to work on high-value projects. Equifax has also been able to implement affordable disaster recovery, which keeps its applications running without interruption. “Microsoft had the complete software stack, from virtualization to provisioning and management.” Brandon Holcomb Vice President of Global Platform Services, Equifax “My goal is to reduce operational tasks to 50 percent of my team’s time so they can spend more time on projects that move the business forward—designing and testing new products, for example.” Andy Cooper Senior Vice President of Global Platform Serv Benefits Increase business agility Slash hardware costs Focus IT on higher-value work Make disaster recovery affordable http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/Case_Study_Detail.aspx?CaseStudyID=710000003431
- Here’s an example of how a financial services firm is reacting faster and slashing IT costs with private cloud. Equifax provides consumer and business credit data and other financial information to millions of people. Its massive IT infrastructure spans the globe and is the heart of its business. To reconfigure its vast collection of servers more nimbly and to reduce costs, Equifax used Microsoft cloud software to deploy a multisite, multitenant private cloud environment. The Equifax IT team can now deploy servers in 15 minutes rather than three weeks, greatly accelerating its response to business needs. The new environment significantly reduces infrastructure costs—and further reduces IT management overhead, freeing IT staff to work on high-value projects. Equifax has also been able to implement affordable disaster recovery, which keeps its applications running without interruption. “Microsoft had the complete software stack, from virtualization to provisioning and management.” Brandon Holcomb Vice President of Global Platform Services, Equifax “My goal is to reduce operational tasks to 50 percent of my team’s time so they can spend more time on projects that move the business forward—designing and testing new products, for example.” Andy Cooper Senior Vice President of Global Platform Serv Benefits Increase business agility Slash hardware costs Focus IT on higher-value work Make disaster recovery affordable http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/Case_Study_Detail.aspx?CaseStudyID=710000003431
- Here’s an example of how a financial services firm is reacting faster and slashing IT costs with private cloud. Equifax provides consumer and business credit data and other financial information to millions of people. Its massive IT infrastructure spans the globe and is the heart of its business. To reconfigure its vast collection of servers more nimbly and to reduce costs, Equifax used Microsoft cloud software to deploy a multisite, multitenant private cloud environment. The Equifax IT team can now deploy servers in 15 minutes rather than three weeks, greatly accelerating its response to business needs. The new environment significantly reduces infrastructure costs—and further reduces IT management overhead, freeing IT staff to work on high-value projects. Equifax has also been able to implement affordable disaster recovery, which keeps its applications running without interruption. “Microsoft had the complete software stack, from virtualization to provisioning and management.” Brandon Holcomb Vice President of Global Platform Services, Equifax “My goal is to reduce operational tasks to 50 percent of my team’s time so they can spend more time on projects that move the business forward—designing and testing new products, for example.” Andy Cooper Senior Vice President of Global Platform Serv Benefits Increase business agility Slash hardware costs Focus IT on higher-value work Make disaster recovery affordable http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/Case_Study_Detail.aspx?CaseStudyID=710000003431
- Here’s an example of how a financial services firm is reacting faster and slashing IT costs with private cloud. Equifax provides consumer and business credit data and other financial information to millions of people. Its massive IT infrastructure spans the globe and is the heart of its business. To reconfigure its vast collection of servers more nimbly and to reduce costs, Equifax used Microsoft cloud software to deploy a multisite, multitenant private cloud environment. The Equifax IT team can now deploy servers in 15 minutes rather than three weeks, greatly accelerating its response to business needs. The new environment significantly reduces infrastructure costs—and further reduces IT management overhead, freeing IT staff to work on high-value projects. Equifax has also been able to implement affordable disaster recovery, which keeps its applications running without interruption. “Microsoft had the complete software stack, from virtualization to provisioning and management.” Brandon Holcomb Vice President of Global Platform Services, Equifax “My goal is to reduce operational tasks to 50 percent of my team’s time so they can spend more time on projects that move the business forward—designing and testing new products, for example.” Andy Cooper Senior Vice President of Global Platform Serv Benefits Increase business agility Slash hardware costs Focus IT on higher-value work Make disaster recovery affordable http://www.microsoft.com/casestudies/Case_Study_Detail.aspx?CaseStudyID=710000003431