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Computing Power at the push of a button: Dynamic Services for Infrastructure. TERENA TF-Storage, February 21, 2012 - Public - Dynamic Services for Infrastructure, Version 2.0 July, 2011 1 The cloud is out there. But what's inside?

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Computing Power at the push of a button: Dynamic Services for Infrastructure.

TERENA TF-Storage, February 21, 2012

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The cloud is out there. But what's inside?

Cloud definition according to NIST: National Institute of Standards & Technology Within only minutes, you can compile infrastructure services using a self-service portal.

Resources and functions are provided quickly, elastically and flexibly

The functions are accessed through the network and using standard mechanisms – in a both location and device- independent manner.

Dynamic capacity management – completely tailored to your needs. Computing resources are

  • rganized in pools that are

dynamically assigned depending on usage.

Cloud systems automatically control and optimize how resources are used. Resource usage is monitored, controlled and reported, providing you with transparency.

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Growing requirements for IT and budget managers:

*Source: IDC and Forrester ** PUE = Power Usage Effectiveness

Cloud computing describes a new computing paradigm, which will permanently change the IT market.

Ensures the

  • ptimum use of

fixed IT budgets

Fact: 60-80% of IT budgets are spent for IT operations

Optimize cost- effectiveness of data centers

Fact: Energy costs per 1000 servers total 270,000 €/year*

Optimize resource utilization

Average: CPU < 20%, Storage < 20%*

Optimize IT complexity vs. usability

Fact: Reduced complexity usually achieves greater performance

Meet high expectations of private IT users for corporate IT

Fact: Private IT is usually more modern than corporate IT

Provide fast and temporary computing power

Fact: Time-to-market is a key factor for a successful corporate strategy

Ensure competitive edge in technology

Fact: Computer performance doubles every 18 months. Every 2 years energy/ performance factor v. processors increases 100 fold*

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Enhance energy efficiency – Green ICT

Optimum value: Cloud data centers achieve a PUE ** < 1.3

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Analysts agree. The cloud is inevitable.

“The Evolution Of Cloud Computing Markets”, Forrester, July 2010 … Forrester believes that cloud computing is a sustainable long-term IT paradigm and the successor to previous mainframe, client/server, and network computing eras. Underpinned by both technology and economic disruptions, the cloud will fundamentally change the way technology providers engage with business customers ... “Forecast: Public Cloud Services, ... 2009-2014.” Gartner, June 2010 IT managers are thinking strategically about cloud service deployments... … over the course of the next five years, enterprises will spend $112 billion cumulatively on software as a service (SaaS), platform as a service (PaaS), and infrastructure as a service (IaaS), combined.

Top 10 technologies for 2011: Cloud computing was named number 1. Gartner expects large

  • rganizations to assemble

a sourcing team by 2012.

Source: Gartner, SWISS IT Magazine, Oct. 21, 2010

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You have control of everything. Best of clouds with T-Systems.

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Service models

Cloud applications – SaaS Cloud platforms – PaaS Cloud infrastructures – IaaS

On-demand self- services Broad network access Resource pooling Rapid elasticity Measured service

Properties* Deployment models Customers

Private clouds: Resources and services from secure sources Public clouds: Internet resources and services Hybrid clouds: The best of both worlds Community Clouds: for special stakeholders

*National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) Read more..

Best of clouds – which clouds do we mean? All of them.

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SaaS PaaS IaaS Influence of customer Influence of provider Cloud Plattformen – PaaS Cloud infrastructures – IaaS Cloud platforms – PaaS Cloud Applikationen – SaaS

"Dynamic as a service." Individual and in any combination.

Cloud infrastructures – IaaS

Service models

Cloud Applications – SaaS Cloud infrastructures – IaaS Cloud infrastructures – IaaS Data center infrastructure Data center network & firewall Physical servers Virtualization Operating system Infrastructure software Hosted application software Connecting network Client device Person

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Dynamic Services for Infrastructure.

T-Systems Private Cloud

Provided immediately

CPU, memory & storage are invoiced on an hourly basis for little money VMware virtualization

Self-service portal Experience with Dynamic Services since 2004

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IaaS = Dynamic Services for Infrastructure from T-Systems. All-inclusive.

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Dynamic Services for Infrastructure.

Operate your virtual systems from the private cloud in certified T-Systems data centers according to German law. You handle the management, we provide the hosting.

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Size the memory capacity Select the suitable

  • perating

system Select the required storage capacity

Be your own cloud manager. Click and flexibly combine performance and capacities according to your needs.

Select the desired CPU power

You're connected to the cloud manager via the self- service portal… … and you have the infrastructure within only a few minutes.

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Price model and parameters. We keep it simple.

Storage in GB Performance unit

1 4 6 8 10 12 16 0.5 1 2 4 8 16 32 64

Example I: Web server (2 PU, 2 GB of storage)

2048 MB selected

Storage in GB Performance unit

1 2 4 6 8 10 12 16 0.5 1 2 4 8 16 32 64

Example II: Database server (8 PU, 24.5 GB of storage)

24576 MB selected

Price basis

  • Computing power and assigned memory
  • Storage capacity for images, snapshots,

backups …

Configurations

  • Variable computing and storage capacity

according to specific requirements

  • Limits:

– 1 – 16 PU; – 512 MB – 64 GB storage

  • 1 PU = 10,000 tpmC*

Service level

  • Platform availability 99.5% p.M.
  • Combined ICT-SLA by using the T-Systems

network infrastructure

Real consumption-dependent invoicing at hourly rates

*tpmC = transactions per minute, type c

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It's your choice entirely: Good for those with an eye for a bargain.

Price examples

Off the peg…

€ 0.63/h

vServer "small"

  • 1 vCPU 32/64 Bit
  • 1 PU (=10,000 tpmC)
  • 512 MB RAM
  • 36 GB Storage

€ 0.09/h vServer "medium"

  • 1 vCPU 32/64 Bit
  • 8 PU (=80,000 tpmC)
  • 3.5 GB RAM
  • 36 GB Storage

vServer "large"

  • 2 vCPU 32/64 Bit
  • 16 PU (=160,000

tpmC)

  • 12 GB RAM
  • 36 GB Storage

€ 0.65/h € 1.47/h

… or tailor-made.

vStorage

Storage capacity for images, snapshots, backups

  • 1 GB

*Invoiced on an hourly basis

€ 0.15/ month* Freely configurable to match your requirements Virtual machines with

  • defined computing power

at € 0.06/PU

  • assigned memory

€ 0.03/GB

  • Price per hour

I/O share (LAN infrastructure)

  • € 0.005 per PU and

per GB of memory

  • Price per hour

+

tpmC = transactions per minute, type c

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Dynamic services for infrastructure from T-Systems. Your special offer package.

"We started a pilot project at the beginning of 2010 and are primarily using it as a development cloud and test environment." … "Our in-house developer community and external employees are integrated in the offer and as a research and development unit, our are security requirements are very high …" Marten Schönherr, T-Labs, Research and Development

Layer DSI by T-Systems IaaS from other providers

Cloud type Private cloud Public / private cloud Legal framework Germany / EU USA situation not defined Data center location Germany Global (without server localization) End-to-end services Possible No SLAs 99.5% p.M. Low Network integration Yes (MPLS, IP-VPN) Partly Security level High Low Price model Foreseeable and consumption-dependent Consumption-dependent

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Dynamic services for infrastructure. Advantages that will inspire you.

  • Self-service portal: Convenient booking of resources in

a certified T-Systems data center at any time

  • Flexibility and elasticity: Short-term, capacity availability according to your

requirements

  • Investment security: IT projects can be quickly advanced and without any

investment risk to you

  • Resource control: You have control of the servers and storage functions
  • Price: Straightforward price model – foreseeable and consumption-

dependent

  • Cost variabilization: CAPEX is replaced with OPEX
  • Governance & compliance: Worldwide provision by German providers

according to German law

  • Extras:
  • Straightforward migration VMware-based servers
  • Migration option for other cloud offers from T-Systems
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Benefit from T-Systems: All-around certified processes.

DIN EN ISO 9001:2008 ISO 27001

T-Systems and Ernst & Young developed an approach for the SAS Type II report that certifies the

  • peration of data

center services in accordance with SOX- compliant procedures. For the "system and convergence solutions from information technology and telecommunication" Certified information security management system for T-Systems, including the data centers.

ISO 20000 ISO 14001 OHSAS 18001

Operation and service management processes are based

  • n the IT Infrastructure

Library (ITIL)

SOX SAS 70 − Type II

Health, safety and environmental management system based on an environmental and

  • ccupational health

and safety management system.

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T-Systems as a pioneer. For cloud solutions since 2004.

While others only provide lip service, we have been implementing dynamic services since 2004.

Source: IDC, T-Systems: A European Leader in Cloud, March 2011, by Mette Ahorlu

"T-Systems is leading the market in cloud in Europe today, especially in the area of hosted private cloud and in bringing cloud into outsourcing deals. It has an extensive portfolio of migration solutions/tools and can run a vast range of business applications in the private cloud." " Vast experience in private cloud migration and operation. Having more than 500 clients on its Dynamic Services, some with almost seven years of history with T-Systems. No service provider can beat that in Europe." "In summary, while the future is not without challenges, the company is well positioned for both short and long-term growth — it is a provider that enterprises must consider when moving to cloud, and one that competitors need to watch closely."

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Networks Processing power, storage Database Middleware Business applications AMM

Application Performance Management (APM) Dynamic Services for Infrastructure, (managed) SaaS app store For 3rd party developers

mid-term vision long-term vision

  • n roadmap

PaaS Marketplace Next Generation Networking (NGN) integration Cloud readiness services (enhanced)

The introduction of the cloud has only just begun. Vision.

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Questions? Thank you Contact: Andreas Landhäußer E-Mail: Andreas.Landhaeusser@T-Systems.com

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Questions? Thank you Contact: Andreas Landhäußer E-Mail: Andreas.Landhaeusser@T-Systems.com