VMware és KVM környezetek változtatás nélkül a felhőben Sárecz Lajos, Cloud Platform Sales Consultant Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content

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Oracle Cloud Infrastructure: Built for Enterprise Retain What’s Best Focus on Enterprise Pay for what you use Elastic resources Fast, JIT provisioning High scale Self-service Uncompromised Security Governance and Control Flexibility, Meet You Where You’re At Uncompromised Performance Reliability, SLAs, Contractual Terms Easy to use Developers can build Simple, Intuitive Pricing Complete Integrated Application Stack Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content

Outline Ravello introduction and demonstration Technology overview Why its complicated to lift and shift VMware based applications to the cloud How Ravello makes it easy Technology overview Nested virtualization, software defined networking NEW: Ravello on OCI integration Bigger VMs, better performance and availability Summary Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content

Moving data-center workloads to the cloud is challenging Public cloud is very different from data-center VMware VMs can’t run on public cloud No physical hosts on public cloud Layer 2 networking not supported Cloud network & security appliances different from data-center Re-platforming ‘P2V’ conversions Re-networking Re-configuration Migration requires application re-writes, re-platforming, re-networking – expensive & time consuming Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content

Ravello is an overlay cloud service Take any VMware based multi-VM application and run it in any cloud without making any changes Same VMs, same networking, same storage Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content

Complex application environment in VMware data-center web_01 app_01 db_01 web_02 app_02 db_02 ~ ~ ~ web_n app_n db_n Always need more environments for development, manual testing, automated testing, staging, UAT … Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content

Change nothing – run it in the cloud 192.168.10.x 192.168.20.x 192.168.30.x web_01 app_01 db_01 Public cloud (e.g. OCI) web_02 app_02 db_02 ~ ~ ~ web_n app_n db_n Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content

Demonstration Simple Fast No changes app_01 app_01 web_01 db_01 web_01 VMware infrastructure in enterprise data center Same application running in the cloud unmodified Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content

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Outline Ravello introduction and demonstration Technology overview Why its complicated to lift and shift VMware based applications to the cloud How Ravello makes it easy Technology overview Nested virtualization, software defined networking NEW: Ravello on OCI integration Bigger VMs, better performance and availability Summary Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content

Technology overview - HVX VM VM VM VM VM nested virtualization engine software defined networking storage functionality Cloud VM Cloud VM Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content

Nested virtualization engine designed to run on already virtualized hardware VM VM VM binary translation with direct execution exposes VMware or KVM virtual devices CPU Memory Network Disk Nested virtualization engine requires no changes to the VM Cloud VM can run any VM in any cloud Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content

Outline Ravello introduction and demonstration Technology overview Why its complicated to lift and shift VMware based applications to the cloud How Ravello makes it easy Technology overview Nested virtualization, software defined networking NEW: Ravello on OCI integration Bigger VMs, better performance and availability Summary Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content

Flavors of nested virtualization Software based nested virtualization Hardware assisted nested virtualization Running directly on bare-metal VM1 VM2 VM1 VM2 HVX HVX Virtualization Extensions VM1 VM2 r r HVX Xen (AWS) / KVM (GCE) KVM (BMC) r Cloud Host Cloud host with virtualization extensions x86 x86 Bare Metal x86 Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content

Bigger VMs 4X Bigger VMs – 32 vCPUs 200 GB RAM Run ‘beefier’ applications that require vertical scaling Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content

Outline Ravello introduction and demonstration Technology overview Why its complicated to lift and shift VMware based applications to the cloud How Ravello makes it easy Technology overview Nested virtualization, software defined networking NEW: Ravello on OCI integration Bigger VMs, better performance and availability Summary Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content

Ravello on Oracle Cloud makes this journey easy Move VMware VMs ’as-is’ with Ravello – same VMs, networking, storage 192.168.0.23 192.168.0.24 192.168.0.25 192.168.1.25 192.168.1.23 192.168.0.23 192.168.0.24 192.168.0.25 192.168.1.25 192.168.1.23 Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Physical hosts move to Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Data-center Oracle Cloud Infrastructure Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content

Data-center capabilities on public cloud for every stage of enterprise application lifecycle Application / Virtual Appliance PoCs Development/ Integration Testing UAT/Staging/Upgrade Testing Training Production Enterprise Application Security Testing Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content

Next steps Learn more at https://cloud.oracle.com/ravello Technology details, customer case studies, etc. Sign up for a Ravello free trial ($300 credit) Upload a few VMs and try deploying them to the cloud Support available via My Oracle Support Oracle OpenWorld 2017 Content