DIR Basics Series December 15 th 2016 Hybrid Cloud Services Dale Richardson Dept of Information Resources COO Todays Speakers Dale Richardson Speaker Deborah Hujar Moderator Ean Meacham Technical Asst ID: 766564
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DIR Basics SeriesDecember 15th, 2016 Hybrid Cloud Services Dale Richardson, Dept. of Information Resources, COO
Today’s Speakers Dale Richardson Speaker Deborah Hujar Moderator Ean MeachamTechnical Asst. Chief Operations OfficerDirectorTechnology Planning & PolicyTechnology Policy Analyst
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Department of Information Resources Mission Provide technology leadership, solutions, and value to Texas state government, education, and local government entities to enable and facilitate the fulfillment of their core missions. Authority Texas Government Code Chapters 2054, 2055, 2059, 2157, 2170, and 2262General Appropriations Act Art. IX, Part 9. Information Resources Provisions
Recently Released Reports 2016 Biennial Performance Report (TGC 2054.055) Prioritization of Cybersecurity and Legacy System Projects (Art. IX, Sec. 9.10) Cybersecurity Initiatives and Bulk Computer Purchase - (Art. IX, Sec. 9.11) Identity and Access Management - (SB 1878)Interagency Data Transparency Commission - (SB 1844)
Hybrid Cloud Services Overview
What is “Hybrid Cloud?” Public Cloud - IT infrastructure technology accessed over a wide-area network DCS Community Cloud - is a private cloud specifically built and shared only by DCS Customers Hybrid Cloud - is the ability to have servers in both public and private cloud technologies “Private” means owned and used by one customer (e.g., DCS today) “Public” means rented technology shared by multiple customers (e.g., Amazon, Azure) DCS Hybrid Cloud - means applications and data residing in state’s consolidated data centers connect directly with applications and data residing in government public cloud.
Hybrid Cloud Services Integrated DCS private community cloud with public government cloud options in the consolidated data centers Semi-managed & fully-managed service options Automated cloud self-provisioning Next generation tools & infrastructure automation improving service delivery and infrastructure availabilityAgility, transparency, and control of customer IT infrastructure and financial spendFinancial restructure and vendor investment to achieve the above objectives
Marketplace Linked to DCS Portal through Single Sign On One Stop Shop for Cloud Services Enables customers to Review cloud service optionsLink to cloud providers to see their features, benefits and current prices Fill a shopping cart with selectionsSee total charges Buy the shopping cart
Public Government Cloud Workload CharacteristicsRecommended Characteristics for Workload Placed in Public Government Cloud Platforms Mobility Access data from anywhere Flexibility Spin up/spin down resource; using only as needed Scalability On demand scalable capacity is needed Elasticity Highly elastic Performance Not performance critical Latency Moderate to high latency tolerance Application Not transactional Currency N/N-1
Public Government Cloud Workload ExamplesSandbox environments Short-term project initiatives: Application/Refresh remediation Application upgrade initiativesUser acceptance testingUser TrainingDevelopment and prototyping environments Test environmentsPaaS and SaaSAlready in the Public Government Cloud MarketplacePredefined costs and solutions Special purpose environments:A web application environment with cyclical workload demand requirements with approved CDC environment interactionAn engineering or Business Intelligence environment performing data analysis workloads with varying workload demands with approved CDC environment interactionEmerging application environments with services well integrated with public cloud solutions
DCS Community Cloud Workload CharacteristicsRecommended Characteristics for Workload Placed in DCS Private Community Cloud Latency Low latency tolerance Performance Critical performance Data Frequent access Regulated Classification Storage Active usage Read/write Integrated with workload in CDCs Not integrated with workload in Public Government Cloud Security Regulated and confidential data and workloads
DCS Community Cloud Workload ExamplesMission critical production applications Applications tightly coupled with other applications in the CDCs Medium and large workloads Higher speed storage directly attached to an on- prem serverLong-term (24X7X365) ongoing operationsRegulated and confidential data sets Legacy hardwareN/N-1, N-2, N-3 and older software
Hybrid Cloud Services (HCS) Phases Overview 2016-2017
Upcoming Events January 5 th – DIR Basics: Legislative AffairsJanuary 26th – DIR Basics: Customer Service Operations January 31st – DIR Basics: Network Security Operations
Questions?
Contact Information Dale Richardson Chief Operations Officer Dale.Richardson@dir.texas.gov Robert ArmstrongDirector of Legislative AffairsRober.Armstrong@dir.texas.gov