使用应用网格发展您的私有云.ppt

* * Oracle’s Grid Computing is the ideal foundation for both public and private clouds. Enterprises can use Oracle Grid technologies to build private IaaS, PaaS and SaaS clouds, leveraging the virtualization, clustering and dynamic provisioning that we offer at all layers of the stack. Grid delivers the following benefits simultaneously, without trading off one for the others: High efficiency and utilization rates High quality of service (high availability, predictable performance and scale out) High flexibility and agility to rapidly respond to peaks in workload, growth, new application development and technology changes Oracle provides customers with the choice of deploying Oracle technology in either public or private clouds. * Main point: establish a working architecture First, let’s drill down a bit on what it means to provide platform as a service. Basically, different departments in the enterprise each want to build their own apps. A central IT function provides them the platform on which to do this. [click] The platform itself consists of the infrastructure part—the servers, OS, virtualization, etc., as well as existing software, legacy systems, etc. It includes out-of-the-box middleware [click], which is where Fusion Middleware comes in. And it includes some pieces built by the central IT function [click] such as the self-service portal and specific reusable components such as SOA services and portlets. * Main point: highlight key cloud points for Application Grid Capabilities: Both WebLogic Server’s and Coherence’s ability to dynamically adjust their use of underlying physical services by dynamically adding and removing nodes from clusters is a core enabling capability for cloud’s elastic capacity. Those dynamic mechanisms are easily automatable by virtue of their integration with Enterprise Manager. In a moment we’re going to talk about Appliance Builder, a new capability coming out this year that makes deployment of new apps faster than ever. Us