The Current and Future State of IT
When, Where, and How To Leverage the Cloud
Created and Presented by:
Rand Morimoto, Ph.D., MCITP, CISSP Author, “Unleashed”-series / Sams Publishing President, Convergent Computing randm@cco.com
http://www.cco.com
Internal / OnPrem Service Providers Global Providers
SalesForce.com
Oracle
PRIVATE PUBLIC Software as a Service Platform as a Service Infrastructure as a ServiceThe Cloud and the Players…
RackSpace
VMWare
Amazon
Citrix
VMWareEquinix
Cisco
CUSTOMER SERVICE PROVIDERS GLOBAL PROVIDERS
PRIVATE PUBLIC Software as a Service Platform as a Service Infrastructure as a Service
Where are Organizations Today?
LoB Application
“The Cloud”
Not a decision of EITHER “The Cloud” -- or --
“On Premise”
Organization Want (Need) a
Simpler, Integrated Solution
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Virtualization is Not Enough
Enterprise Data Centers Are Evolving
Cloud
Consumerization
Any device computing (desktop, laptop, tablet, mobile phone, thin client…)
Any make, model, brand or endpoint OS (Windows, Mac, Linux, iOS, Android, etc…)
Mix of business and personal use on an endpoint device
Cloud
User shouldn’t have to care “where” their information resides Data should reside where it makes most economical and business sense for the organization (ie: Public cloud or Private cloud)
IT needs to be able to manage and support properties regardless where it resides (single view for all servers, data, and devices anytime, anywhere)
Development Management
Virtualization
A Single View of Physical, Virtual, and
Public and Private Clouds
The Microsoft
Cloud
Is…
All About the App Cross Platform From the Metal Up Best-In-Class Performance Cloud On Your TermsGeneral Core
Private Cloud
Architecture
Service Providers
(Public Cloud) Self-Service Portal
Private Cloud Private Cloud Hypervisor
Compute/Storage/ Networking Converged Infrastructure
VM Management
Cloud Management VMs VMs VMs VMs VMs VMs
Microsoft Core
Private Cloud
Technologies
MS Private Cloud Service Provider Program
Private Cloud Private Cloud ESX/ESXi, Hyper-V, XenServer
Compute/Storage/ Networking MS Private Cloud Fast
Track (HP, Dell, Cisco, …) System Center App Controller 2012 Service Manager 2012 Self-Service Portal System Center Virtual Machine Manager 2012 Cloud & VM Management VMs VMs VMs VMs VMs VMs
Which PC management solution is right for an organization today?
Microsoft Offers Flexibility and Choice with Best-in-Class Management
Operating System Distribution Full Group Policy Support Mobile and Server Management
Active Directory Federation Software Distribution Alerts & Monitoring** Remote Assistance Hardware, software and license inventory
Malware protection Update management
Key Benefits
On-Premises Online
Single Solution to manage all devices No infrastructure required
Delivers management essentials
BRINGING TOGETHER CLOUD VERSIONS OF OUR MOST TRUSTED COMMUNICATIONS AND COLLABORATION PRODUCTS WITH THE LATEST VERSION OF OUR DESKTOP SUITE
AD to the cloud federation for single sign-on
FEDERATED IDENTITY
User benefits
• Same identity on-premises and in the cloud • No need to manage separate passwords Administrator benefits
• No sign-on application to manage across desktops • Security control retained over user accounts • No changes to enterprise deployment of AD
•Supports multi-factor authentication for OWA •Allows you to customize the login page for web-based applications
Users are authenticated by local Geneva server
Addressing Security, Compliance
Policies, IT Unification by doing
things like joining Macs to Active
Directory
Why?
Same reason we setup Active Directory (or prior to that Novell Netware, Banyan Vines, Windows NT networks) long ago in the first place, to centralize logons / passwords / access Active Directory password policies can apply to Mac users just like Windows users (ie: change every 30-days, force upper/lower case, force complex passwords, etc)
User logs on to Active Directory so they don’t need to enter in credentials to access drive shares, printers, “single sign-on” With 3rd party plug-ins, IT can push down policies, patches and updates, software/apps, lock down systems, wipe systems.
Joining a Mac to Active Directory (con’t)
Specific Settings:
Mac Integration Workshop:
(2-1/2 hrs of online content)
http://www.cco.com/online.htm
Outlook 2011 for Mac – Same Look and
Feel (and better compatibility)
Configurable to access Exchange (2003 / 2007 / 2010) Same look / features / options as Outlook for Windows Proven to provide best native Mac support to Exchange Blog Post:
http://www.networkworld.com/community/blog/exchange-outlook-calendaring-problems-lost-me
Instant Messaging, Presence, Web Conferencing, Voice over IP (Telephony), Video Conferencing, etc
Native Lync Client for the Mac
Tight SharePoint Integration with Macs
Office 2011 for Mac has the added benefit of being able to work “within” Office and never have to go to the Web UIConnecting iPads, iPhones, Android, Blackberry
devices to a Microsoft-based Environment
Supporting Enterprisewide Mobile Device Mgmt
Enforce same corporatesecurity / compliance policies to mobile devices as are on PCs, Laptops, etc
Inventory, patch, and update mobile devices to maintain device consistency and security compliance Encrypt device and/or data to provide data leak protection and compliance notifications in case of a compromise of a device
Minimize data corruption and “quirks” by maintaining consistent / known standards of applications on end point devices
Public Cloud Experience is Built into Windows Server 8
With Windows Server 8, you can:
Scale and secure workloads & build a private cloud
Efficiently manage infrastructure
Build on an open and scalable web platform
Support mobile and flexible workstyle
All About the App
Cross-Platform from the Metal
Up
Best-In-Class Performance
Cloud On Your Terms
Where do you to start?
How do you know when you get there?
Where are you headed?
Take what you did 5-years ago and remember why you did it (security, policies,
standardization, compliance, management)
Step forward to today where you have a broader range of devices (Macs, iPads, tablets, BYOD, etc)
Apply the same standards to the current
environment (attempting to do as much as you can with a single solution instead of multiple solutions)
Apply a cloud-based solution if the cloud
offering does it better / cheaper / smarter than doing the same thing on-premise
Continue to evaluate technology offerings to
evolve your IT strategy over time
The Current and Future State of IT
When, Where, and How To Leverage the Cloud
Created and Presented by:
Rand Morimoto, Ph.D., MCITP, CISSP Author, “Unleashed”-series / Sams Publishing President, Convergent Computing randm@cco.com