Why IaaS - Uninett

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Transforming our data center to a
cloud
Cees Plug – IT-sjef
Raymond Kales – Technology Architect
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Inholland University of Applied Sciences
One of the larger universities in the west
of the Netherlands
14 campuses
27.000 students
2.000 employees
(67% educational & research / 33 %
support staff)
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Why IaaS
Operations -> Educational innovation
Financial
• CAPEX -> OPEX
• Benefits of the IT economy of scale
Continuity (best effort -> guarantees)
• 7 x 24
• 99,9%
Elasticity
Sustainability
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Why IaaS
Cloud first
Virtual Machines are slowly dying a SaaS
death
Enabling the cloud possibilities
On-demand self-service
Broad network access
Resource pooling
Rapid elasticity
Measured service
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Operations IaaS
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IaaS as an data center extension (ist)
SURFnet
Virtualisatie
Platform
ISC00
(Data
center)
SURFNet
Network
KPN e-VPN
Network
SURFNet
Network
Inholland
Branch
Campuses
8x
Inholland
Main
Campuses
6x
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IaaS as an data center
extension
(soll)
IaaS
Provider A
IaaS
Provider B
IaaS
Provider N
SURFNet
Network
Haarlem
(network
data center)
Alkmaar
(network
data center)
KPN e-VPN
Network
SURFNet
Network
Inholland
Branch
Campuses
6x
Inholland
Main
Campuses
6x
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Our technical steps
1. Sizing + contract
2. IP planning
3. Migration methodology
4. Connect to the provider
5. Test migration
6. Selection pilot VM’s
7. Migration pilot VM’s
8. Evaluation
9. Migration Dev / Test / Acc VM’s
10.Migration Production VM’s Our current stage
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The bears on the road we tackled
• Almost no early start-up problems;
• Pets to Pets migration -> low difficulty;
• Very positive feedback from the server
and application operators;
• Application operators are mainly
pleased with the big performance
increase;
• Excellent partnership with SURF.
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What stays behind (on-premises)
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IT operational monitoring systems;
Authentication and access;
CCTV;
Systems which we can’t migrate
because of legal or privacy reasons
(none so far).
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Our next steps in IaaS
Offering the service directly to our
students and educators;
Back-up:
VM snapshots are part of the service;
Single item restore needed for some of our
SharePoint and SQL based services;
File services:
70TB which consist of 95%+ stale data;
We don’t want to migrate that to the cloud.
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Our next steps in IaaS
Connect geo redundantly to the cloud;
Continue our automation (orchestration):
Connecting SCORCH to the CMP;
Using / migrating to hyper-scale cloud (MS
Azure / Amazon AWS):
Pets to cattle migration.
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Next steps in the
SURFcumulus collaboration
A lot of possibilities;
The first steps to “Application Delivery As
A Service” or ADaaS are being taken.
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