Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy Link Alander, Executive Director, Campus Technology Services Shah Ardalan,

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Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy Link Alander, Executive Director, Campus Technology Services Shah Ardalan, Vice Chancellor Technology Services / CIO

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy The DNA of 5-Nines Background

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy Lone Star College System  Over 65,000 students  13 Geographic locations across North Houston  Office of Technology Services  119 staff members  12,000 desktop systems  4,800 network devices  475 file servers Background

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy Challenge How do you define 5-nines Background System or Service?

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy The Marvelous Efficiency of Dabbawallahas Video Clip from the CBS Evening News 2/19/2009 CBS News Clip – The Marvelous Efficiency of Dabbawallahas

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy The DNA of 5-Nines

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy Foundation – WAN and Directory Services WAN Redundancy 13 locations connected with 1,157 miles of fiber

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy Foundation – WAN and Directory Services WAN Redundancy  Remove any single points of failure!

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy Foundation – WAN and Directory Services  The Tools  Microsoft Directory Services  Server 2008  Exchange 2007  EMC  Clarion  Rainfinity FMA  Centra  Avamar  Brocade Infrastructure Directory Services

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy Foundation – WAN and Directory Services Bringing it all together – Our Foundation Internet Redundancy WAN Redundancy Data Center Co-Location Storage Redundancy LAN Redundancy

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy The DNA of 5-Nines

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy Design - Application Classification and Virtualization  Business Continuity Plan - Alignment  IT Service Continuity - Application Classification  What are your core services?  Tier I services – Mission Critical  Tier II services - Important  Tier III services – Nice to have  What is your  Recovery Time Objective (RTO)  Recovery Point Objective (RPO)  What weaknesses do your applications present?  Standardization – Hardware and Software

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy Design - Application Classification and Virtualization  Application Classification – IT Service Continuity OTS - IT Service Continuity Last Update:11/5/2008 Item ID LSCS - Core IT services Restore Priority DependencyLocationTodayPlannedWeaknessRTORPOComments Critical Infrastructure AInternet 1AT&T SO CF 500MB at SO 10MB at CF Dual leg network with auto failover Limited bandwidth at the DR location BFiber Network2Phonoscope 70% above ground CWAN/LAN 3A,B,CAll LocationsONS - SPF 2 - 1GB direct at each location with ONS as a backup Single Core at campus locations DActive Directory - DNS WINS 4CAll Locations Domain controllers at each location with WINS and DNS Domain controllers at each location. WINS and DNS only at Demark locations 2 Hour1 Hour ESAN 5 SO CF Capacity?2 Hour1 Hour FVoIP 6B,CSOCall managers at SO Call managers at SO and CF 4 Hour GVPN7A,B,C,DSOSPF VPN 2 Hour1 Hour HCAS8A,B,C,DSOCAS server at SO SPF CAS Server2 Hour1 Hour Primary Services 1WEB1A,B,C,D,ESO 4 Hour2 Hour 2 2A,B,C,D,ESOAll systems at SO Exchange split between SO and CF 4 Hour 3E-campus 3A,B,C,D,H SO Off-SiteSPF - CAS Server 4 Hour2 Hour 4ERP - Registration Finance Payroll 4A,B,C, E SO CF Tape backup of ADM onsite by 3:30 am and Nightly Copy of Live on DR_ADM a SAN Copy and SNAP copies to CyFair for DR_ADM DR_ADM not fully tested8 - 16hr UI - WEB ACCESS ONLY

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy Design - Application Classification and Virtualization Virtualization  VM First Policy  Significant benefits in both cost and availability  Site and Disaster Recovery  Storage Virtualization  Leverage your storage network availability and capacity ACTIVE - ACTIVE or ACTIVE - PASSIVE

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy The DNA of 5-Nines

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy IT Service Management – Change/Problem Management  The quickest way to fail with a 5-Nines strategy is the lack of formal processes  ITIL Practices at LSCS  Change Management  Problem Management  Release Management  Configuration Management  Training

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy  Best Practices in Change Management  Keep it simple  Make sure it is inclusive – Business Owners  Weekly Change Management Meeting  De-Geek the Change Management Request form  Public - Blackout and Change Calendar IT Service Management – Change/Problem Management

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy  Best Practices in Problem Management  Keep it simple  It’s not a punishment! It’s a Proactive Process  Have a predefined process for responding to problems  Review Problem Reports during each Change Management Meeting IT Service Management – Change/Problem Management

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy The DNA of 5-Nines

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy Monitoring  Proactive monitoring prevents service interruptions  Don’t focus on a single tool  Have a response plan  Team Action Plan  Communication Plan  Internal  External Tools we are using  Quest  Windows management  Application management  Virtualization management  Database management  Solar winds  Alertbot – external service monitoring (WEB)  What’s Up Gold  Servers Alive Measuring- Monitoring and Reporting

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy Reporting  Key Performance Indicators  Internal  External  Regular reports to stakeholders Measuring- Monitoring and Reporting

Lone Star College System - Office of Technology Services Designing and Implementing a 5-Nines Strategy The Marvelous Efficiency of Dabbawallahas What do the Dabbawallahs have to do with this presentation?  Over 1 million deliveries per week.  Only 4 errors per month  % Rating The Review by Forbes identified:  Redundancy  Simple Repeatable Processes  Motivation – Enthusiasm and Dedication can overcome Skill and Resources

Office of Technology Services It takes a Team, Vision, and Commitment to Achieve 5-Nines Executive Management Financial Resources Our Project Team 27 core team members Vendor partnerships

Office of Technology Services Thank You