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					Felhő alapú üzemeltetési feladatok optimalizálása itSMF Magyarország 11. szeminárium 2015. Október 30 Kozári Ákos (akos.kozari@microsoftcom)     Bemutatkozás  Kozári Ákos Senior PFE – ITSM Consultancy Akos.Kozari@microsoftcom Microsoft Magyarország Kft.  2     A mai előadás célja  •  Felhívni a figyelmet a Felhő alapú szolgáltatások, technológiák alkalmazásához kapcsolódó folyamat és emberi/személyzeti feltételek fontosságára.  •  Kiemelni azokat a területeket, amelyek alapvetően érintettek.  •  Bemutatni azt, hogy az ITSM terület ezirányú fejlesztésében milyen kezdeti lépések megtételére van szükség (Microsoft alapú megközelítés szerint).   IT Megatrends   Mobility  70%  of CIOs see mobile as most disruptive technology over next decade  Mobility  =  Data security concerns  In 2013,  1/3  Social  of all new application development will target a mobile form factor  Social networking will follow not just people but also
appliances, devices and products  Cloud  Data  > 70% of CIOs will embrace a cloud-first strategy in 2016  Spending on Big Data:  $10 billon 2013 >  57% of enterprises  will be invested in enterprise social by 2014  54%  $20 billion 2016  of organizations plan to increase public cloud spending in 2013  Total digital content will grow  33%  Percent of digital universe tagged:  3% (today)  (2020)  4 50% = zettabytes From 2012  in 2013     Live video encoding and streaming Web + Mobile 100 million viewers 2.1 million concurrent HD viewers during the USA vs. Canada hockey match           Hagyományos környezetek esetén  Mi okozza a kieséseket?  People  Process  Technology  SOURCE: Four steps to optimize configuration management process and tools Ronni J. Colville October 2013     A Technológia önmagában nem elegendő   Compute    Inactivity Period  t On and Off  Unpredictable Bursting  Growing Fast  Predictable Bursting  24x7 Steady  Capacity Needed (Max + 20%)  Capacity
Needed (Max + 20%)  Save 20-30%  S  M  T  W  On and Off (30%)  T  F  S  Save 60-80%  Growing Fast (15%)  J  F  M  A  Unpredictable Bursting (25%)  M  J  J  A  S  Predictable Bursting (20%)  O  N  D  24x7 Steady (10%)     „Heroes can barely run a ship (like many IT departments) and definitely can’t run a navy.”     Definíciók  Cloud computing is a model for enabling ubiquitous, convenient, ondemand network access to a shared pool of configurable computing resources (e.g, networks, servers, storage, applications, and services) that can be rapidly provisioned and released with minimal management effort or service provider interaction.     On-demand self-service  Broad network access  Resource pooling  Rapid elasticity  Measured service     Infrastruktúra  (helyben)  Alkalmazások  Alkalmazások  Adatok  Adatok  Futtatókörnyezet  Futtatókörnyezet  Futtatókörnyezet  Middleware  Middleware  Middleware  Middleware  O/S  O/S  O/S  Virtualizáció  Virtualizáció  Kiszolgálók 
Kiszolgálók  Tárolás  Tárolás  Hálózat  Futtatókörnyezet  Adatok  ügyfél kezeli  ügyfél kezeli  Adatok  Alkalmazások  szolgáltató kezeli  Virtualizáció  Kiszolgálók  O/S Virtualizáció  Kiszolgálók  Tárolás  Tárolás  Hálózat  Hálózat  Hálózat  IaaS  PaaS  SaaS  szolgáltató kezeli  (mint szolgáltatás)  szolgáltató kezeli  (mint szolgáltatás)  (mint szolgáltatás)  Alkalmazások  ügyfél kezeli  Szoftver  Platform     Private cloud  Hybrid cloud  Public cloud  Community cloud      Cloud Services Foundation Reference Model    Service Delivery Business Relationship Management  Capacity Management  Define  Availability and Continuity Management  Information Security Management  Enable services  Define  Software  Manage and support  Platform  Infrastructure  Provide capability  Compute  Network  Storage  Service Level Management  Enable services  Consumer and Provider Portal  Usage and Billing  Service Reporting  Service Lifecycle Management 
Define  Service Operations Request Fulfillment  Access Management  Service Monitoring  Asset and Configuration Management  Systems Administration  Service Management  Configuration Management  Change Management  Knowledge Management  Authorization  Authentication  Release and Deployment Management  Incident and Problem Management  Directory  Data Protection  Deployment and Provisioning  Process Automation  Fabric Management  Network Support  Define  Support Provide capability  Virtualization  http://blogs.technetcom/b/cloudsolutions/arch ive/2013/08/15/cloud-services-foundationreference-architecture-reference-model.aspx  Financial Management  Management and Support Provide capability  Minimum operational processes, and technical capabilities that are necessary to provide any services  Regulatory Policy and Compliance Management  This diagram is updated periodically. The latest version can be found online. Version 1 Detailed information about this diagram is provided in the Cloud
Services Foundation Reference Model article.        Principles (general rules, guidelines to support cloud services foundation)  Take a Service Provider’s Approach  Optimization of Resource Usage  http://blogs.technetcom/b/clouds olutions/archive/2013/08/15/cloud -services-foundation-referencearchitecture-principles-concepts11/6/2015 and-patterns.aspx  Incentivize Desired Behavior  Take a Holistic Approach to Availability Design  Create a Seamless User Experience  Minimize Human Involvement  Drive Predictability  Achieve Business Value through Measured Continual Improvement  Perception of Infinite Capacity  Perception of Continuous Service Availability     Concepts Favor Resiliency Over Redundancy  Pool Compute Resources  Service Classification  Fabric Management  Consumption Based Pricing  Elastic Infrastructure  Partitioning of Shared Resources  Cost Transparency  Homogenization of Physical Hardware  Resource Decay http://blogs.technetcom/b/clouds olutions/archive/2013/08/15/cloud
-services-foundation-referencearchitecture-principles-conceptsand-patterns.aspx  Security and Identity  Virtualized Infrastructure  Multi tenancy     Cloud Principles  What is the vision?  Take a Service Provider’s Approach  Optimization of Resource Usage  Where are we now?  Analysis  Where do we want to be?  Short and longer term program  What are the expected benefits?  Take a Holistic Approach to Availability Design  Create a Seamless User Experience  Favor Resiliency Over Redundancy  Predictability  Pool Compute Resources  Service Classification  Fabric Management  Consumption Based Pricing  Drive Predictability  Context, Business Objectives Incentivize Desired Behavior  Continous improvement  Minimize Human Involvement  Achieve Business Value through Measured Continual Improvement  Perception of Infinite Capacity  Cloud Services Foundation Reference Model  Cloud Concepts  Perception of Continuous Service Availability  Resource Decay  Virtualized Infrastructure  Elastic
Infrastructure  Partitioning of Shared Resources  Security and Identity  Multi tenancy  Cost Transparency  Homogenization of Physical Hardware  PROCESSES:  Incident Management  Problem Management  Request Fulfilment  Event Management  Service Asset & Configuration Management  Change Management  Release & Deployment Management  Knowledge Management  Access Management  Process optimization How do We get there?  Benefits Management  People (Human Resource and RACI optimization)  Külső, belső kontextus  Technology improvement  Célok, elvárások Hasznok, előnyök Javasolt változtatások  Measurement and metrics Did we get there?  Governance, periodic review  Megoldások (projektek, technológia)    Customer  Provided services  SERVICE DELIVERY PROCESSES Business Relationship Management  Availability and Continuity Management  Capacity Management  Information Security Management  Enable services  Define  Regulatory Policy and Compliance Management 
Financial Management  Service Level Management  Enable services  Define  Define  MANAGEMENT AND SUPPORT TECHNICAL CAPABILITIES  SOFTWARE  Provide capability  Continuous improvement Provide capability  Manage and support  PLATFORM  Consumer and Provider Portal  Usage and Billing  Service Reporting  Service Monitoring  Service Management  Configuration Management  Authorization  Authentication  Directory  Data Protection  Deployment and Provisioning  Process Automation  Fabric Management  Network Support  Provide capability  INFRASTRUCTURE  Provide capability  Service Lifecycle Management  SERVICE OPERATIONS PROCESSES  Define  Support  Request Fulfillment  Access Management  Asset and Configuration Management  Systems Administration  Change Management  Knowledge Management  Release and Deployment Management  Incident and Problem Management  Operations  Support  Virtualization Compute  Network  Storage  Management Platform (MP)        Responsible for controlling the life cycle of all
changes.  Minimize Human Involvement  Favor Resiliency Over Redundancy  Drive Predictability  Perception of Continuous Availability  Take a Service Provider’s Approach  Service Operations Request Fulfillment  Access Management  Asset and Configuration Management  Systems Admnistration  Change Management  Knowledge Management  Release and Deployment Management  Incident and Problem Management   Responsible for maintaining information on the assets, components, and infrastructure needed to provide a service. Critical configuration data for each component, and its relationship to other components. Mature Service Asset and Configuration Management processes are necessary for achieving predictability.    Virtualized Infrastructure  Fabric Management  Service Operations Request Fulfillment  Access Management  Asset and Configuration Management  Systems Admnistration  Change Management  Knowledge Management  Release and Deployment Management  Incident and Problem Management   Service
Operations    Virtualized Infrastructure  Minimize Human Involvement  Resource Decay  Request Fulfillment  Access Management  Asset and Configuration Management  Systems Admnistration  Change Management  Knowledge Management  Release and Deployment Management  Incident and Problem Management     Responsible for manage requests for service from users.  Take a Service Provider’s Approach  Encourage Desired Consumer Behavior  Minimize Human Involvement  Service Operations Request Fulfillment  Access Management  Asset and Configuration Management  Systems Admnistration  Change Management  Knowledge Management  Release and Deployment Management  Incident and Problem Management     Szervezet  11/6/2015  28     Kihatás az ITSM folyamatokra  Új szerepkörök, ismeretek  Változás a felelőségi körökben     Javasolt gyakorlat  Jelenleg működtetett folyamatok/szervezet  Új, Felhő szolgáltatásokat működtető szervezet   SaaS    Business Service  Cloud Service Models will impact
the role model  PaaS  IaaS  Service Consumer  Service Delivery  Software  Service Consumer  Service Delivery  Service Consumer  Platform  Service Delivery  11/6/2015  Fabric  Service Provider  Service Provider  Service Provider     Felhő környezethez kapcsolódó szerepkörök (példák)  https://support.officecom/en-us/article/Assigning-admin-roles-in-Office365-eac4d046-1afd-4f1a-85fc-8219c79e1504?ui=en-US&rs=enUS&ad=US  11/6/2015     Összefoglalás