Cloud Computing and your Data Warehouse
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This document provides an overview of cloud computing. It defines cloud computing as "a mechanism for delivering scalable business services that execute on a decentralized computing fabric composed of commodity software and hardware." The document discusses why organizations use cloud computing, including that it allows for faster infrastructure on demand, lower costs by moving to an operational expenditure model rather than capital expenditure, and the ability to focus on core business needs by making infrastructure "someone else's problem." It also outlines some of the major players in cloud computing and different cloud computing models including private, public, hybrid and community clouds. The document discusses concepts like cloud stratification, APIs, and virtualization. It provides examples of how Teradata delivers analytics capabilities in private, public and hybrid
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- 1. Cloud Computing Todd Papaioannou VP Architecture and Emerging Technologies
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- 6. Not necessarily anew idea!
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- 8. Cloud Computing is “a mechanism for delivering scalable business services that execute on a decentralized computing fabric composed of commodity software and hardware”
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- 11. Faster Infrastructure on demand Provisionvia APIs, not phone calls Snapshot, clone and go. Repeat.
- 12. Cheaper Reduced need forcapital OpEx not CapEx Barrier to entry is much lower
- 13. Better Focus on yourcore business Infrastructure becomes SEP (Someone Else's Problem)
- 14. Who is doing cloud computing?
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- 17. Cloud Stratification Hosting
- 18. Cloud Stratification API Hosting
- 19. Cloud Stratification SaaS API Hosting
- 20. Private Clouds This isbasically internal virtualization Easier to control the environment Performance is better Good for sensitive data
- 21. The hybrid cloud?
- 22. Hybrid Cloud Cloud App Test App Dev DB Backup DB Web App Web App App Inside Outside
- 23. Teradata in theCloud
- 24. What does itmean for TD to be “in the cloud”?
- 25. A Public CloudExample EC2 EBS TD Data TD Data TD Data Applications SQL TD Data TD Data TD Data
- 26. A Private Cloud Applications SQL VMWare Cloud TD VM TD VM TD VM TD VM TD VM TD VM Server1 Storage1 Server2 Storage1 Server3 Storage1 ServerN Storage1
- 27. A Hybrid CloudExample HDFS TD Test HDFS TD Dev HDFS TD Backup HDFS TD Mart HDFS TD Mart HDFS TD Test Hadoop Cloud Private Cloud Public Cloud
- 28. What is Teradata deliveringin the Cloud?
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- 31. Teradata Enterprise AnalyticsCloud Private Cloud Offers
- 32. Teradata Enterprise AnalyticsCloud Private Cloud Offers Public Cloud Offers
- 33. Teradata Enterprise AnalyticsCloud Private Cloud Offers Public Cloud Offers Teradata Teradata Teradata Agile Software as a Express for Express for Analytics Cloud Service Private Cloud Public Cloud Elastic Marts Builder Teradata Express Teradata Express DCM SaaS for VMware Player for Amazon EC2
- 34. Teradata Agile AnalyticsCloud Teradata Server as a Cloud Teradata Server and Storage Dynamic Mart Provisioning Active Workload Management Self service, multi-tenant Virtualized, chargeback Active Data Warehouse Enabled by TASM and PSF base Viewpoint and Elastic Marts tables This diagram needs improving ResUsage PS Agile Analytics Methodologies
- 35. Elastic Marts onTeradata Enterprise Data Warehouse Base EDW Tables Tables
- 36. Elastic Marts onTeradata Enterprise Data Frontline Warehouse Base Developers EDW Tables Tables
- 37. Elastic Marts onTeradata Enterprise Data Frontline Warehouse Base Developers EDW Tables Tables
- 38. Elastic Marts onTeradata Enterprise Data Frontline Warehouse Base Developers EDW Tables Tables Self Service Elasticity Charge back Business Analysts Capacity on-demand
- 39. Elastic Marts onTeradata Enterprise Data Frontline Warehouse Base Developers EDW Tables Tables Sandboxes, marts, etc Self Service Elasticity Charge back Business Analysts Capacity on-demand
- 40. Elastic Marts onTeradata Free Teradata Software Viewpoint Portlet Unsupported Enables Self Service Provisioning Self Service Data Management Web based upload of data Web based download of data Automated data governance
- 41. Teradata Express forPublic Cloud Free Teradata Software Runs in the Amazon AWS Cloud Teradata 12 + SLES 10 Up to 1TB database size Unsupported EBS EBS Public Cloud Use Cases Testing and Development Rapid Proof-of-concept Prototypes User Education
- 42. Teradata Express forPrivate Cloud Free Teradata Software Teradata Teradata 12 + SLES 10 Express SLES 10 Teradata 13 + SLES 10 Up to 1TB database size Unsupported Private Cloud Use Cases Testing and Development Developer Support Runs on Prototypes, Etc 64-bit capable machines Requires VMware player
- 43. Can Teradata really runin the public Cloud?
- 44. Movie Time Grab yourpopcorn!
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- 46. Testing Dynamically provision testingenvironments For every target platform Script provisioning from testing suites
- 47. Porting Easy route toprove application porting Extensive platform for tools/app vendors
- 48. Cloud Backup Cloud storageof backups Highly available Trickle/snapshot data into the cloud
- 49. Expanded Market Economical solution for startups Ideal for startups who already have all their data in the cloud Entry level opportunity for dept DW
- 50. Faster POCs Allow Sales/PSto rapidly deploy POC environments Reduce the Sales cycle from months/ years to days/weeks
- 51. Periodic DW Nightly batchload and report generation On-demand payment, i.e. a utility
- 52. Cheaper Test/ Dev Systems Customers can leverage test/dev in the Cloud Quick/easier to prove and test new applications Drives increased benefit to our customers
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- 55. Performance Can not guaranteeno sharing of resources IO paths not dedicated
- 56. Security You have totrust someone else with your data It’s outside of your firewall
- 57. Service Levels Tough toget SLA from Cloud providers This situation is improving however
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- 59. The cloud andyour data warehouse
- 60. Hybrid Cloud Continuum Public Clouds Private Clouds Appliances Commodity Hardware Commodity Hardware Enterprise Class Lowest Cost Good Price Highest Price Moderate Performance Average Performance Best Performance Some High Availability Average High Availability Best High Availability Fair to good security Excellent Security Excellent Security
- 61. Hardware appliances don’t go away
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- 63. Cloud Computing ishere to stay
- 64. Virtualization is the megatrend of the next decade
- 65. Data is moving intothe cloud
- 66. We are aggressively pursuing it
- 67. There are manymodels from which to choose
- 68. When the cloudis ready, Delivering production solutions you can bet your business on
- 69. More Info @ Developer Exchange Sign up and download the free software http://developer.teradata.com Technology Previews In the middle of the TD Booth in the Expo Hall
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