Approaches for WebLogic Server in the Cloud (OpenWorld, September 2014)

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Private Cloud?
Public Cloud?
Approaches for
Oracle WebLogic Server in the Cloud
Oracle OpenWorld 2014
Mike Lehmann, VP Product Management
Ayalla Goldschmidt, Sr. Director Product Marketing
Jens Eckels, Director Product Marketing

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90% of IT executives want to implement a
cloud solution because it provides
greater agility, lower expense, and better
utilization of resources.
nearly
Computerworld
Cloud Survey
2014
Cloud is Mainstream

Oracle’s Cloud Strategy
For Platform and Infrastructure as-a-Service
Information-as-a-Service
Software-as-a-Service
Platform-as-a-Service
Infrastructure-as-a-Service
Offer the Industry’s
#1 Database, #1 Application
Server and Infrastructure
technologies as-a-Service
Unmatched Deployment Choices
Ease of Use

What Cloud Makes the Most Sense for You?
A world of WebLogic choices – private, public, hybrid, third-party…
? Public Cloud
Choice is good, but what’s best for you?
On-Premise
Private Cloud
Oracle

The Big-Picture Value of Cloud
For Developers, Operations and Line Of Business
Line of Business
Innovation & Speed
 New Markets
 New Products
 Richer Insights
 Ubiquitous Access
 Ease of Use
Developers
Agility & Quality
 Latest Technology
 Instant Access
 Better Code
 Frequent Releases
 Build Once, Deploy Anywhere
IT Operations
Performance & Cost Savings
 Faster Response
 Higher QoS
 Lower Risk
 Lower Costs
 Do More with Less

Where WebLogic Fits In
Oracle Cloud Application Foundation
Development
Oracle JDeveloper & Eclipse (OEPE)
Oracle Developer Cloud Service
Operations
Oracle Enterprise Manager
Cloud
Oracle Java Cloud Service
Oracle Exalogic and Supercluster
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Platform as a Service
Cloud Application Foundation
WebLogic
Server
Coherence Tuxedo
Private and Public
Infrastructure as a Service

Cloud Application Foundation – Public or Private
DEPLOY ANYWHERE
The Same
Deploy WebLogic Anywhere
Architecture
Standards
Products
Transparently move applications between
On-Premise & Public Cloud
On-Premise
Private Cloud
Oracle
Public Cloud

Multiple Cloud Considerations
WebLogic on Private, Public… Maybe Both?
Security
Subscriptions
SLAs
Mobility
Maximum Availability
Data Centers
Management
Development
Access
Pay-as-you-go
Self-service
Metering
Recovery

The Personas Affecting Your Cloud Choices
the
ON-PREMISE CLOUD
approach
the
HYBRID CLOUD
approach
the
PUBLIC CLOUD
approach

Consideration: Security and Compliance
66% of IT Executives cite security and
application isolation as a top
concern when looking at using the
public cloud
Computerworld
Cloud Survey
2014

Consideration: Security and Compliance
Our data access is
restricted based on
geopolitical boundaries. I
can’t use the public cloud.
Maybe we can put
development and test
environments in the cloud,
and prove the concept for
our more complex
systems.
I know cloud providers
have security as a top
priority, so our business
can focus on value add.

Consideration: Security & Compliance
How WebLogic and CAF Keep Your Data Safe
 Federal, national and global security standards
compliant
 Certified through recognized security bodies
 Oracle Cloud: we manage, On-premise: you do
 Industry and governmental-specific data centers
 Security software and Identity Management
 Role management, virtual databases, encryption
 All included in Oracle Cloud, on-premise you
manage
 On-premise sometimes necessitated by industry
of geography

Consideration: Infrastructure Ownership
88% of IT Executives believe cloud solutions
provide a better utilization of their
resources, lowering their TCO.
Computerworld
Cloud Survey
2014

Consideration: IT Architecture Ownership
I need granular control over
our hardware and software
components. My mission-critical
apps require it.
We DO own a lot of our
technology stack. But I
wonder if it would save
money to offload some
infrastructure or
software costs.
Our business value
isn’t in IT. We need to
operate lean and agile,
so cloud services are
the way to go for us.

Consideration: IT Architecture Ownership
Tiered Infrastructure Management Options for Maximum Flexibility
Conventional IT IaaS PaaS Managed PaaS
INVESTMENT CHOICE

Consideration: Availability
50% of apps in the cloud are for core
business and sales. Always-on
availability of a cloud solution is now
mission-critical.
Computerworld
Cloud Survey
2014

Consideration: High Availability/SLAs
I want to keep our SLA
level at 99.999% or higher.
With a public cloud, I can’t
influence that to my
satisfaction.
Can we use a cloud
provider to achieve more
efficient redundancy
across our many data
centers?
Many cloud providers
offer 99.95% or higher
availability. That’s “good
enough” for our business,
and we can’t afford to
invest further.

Consideration: Availability/Service Level Agreements
Keeping Your Cloud Apps and Infrastructure Always-On
Where do you
want to invest?
$ $
Control
On-Premise/
Private
IaaS PaaS
On-premise, availability is up to your
needs and investment
On-premise you can control
redundancy, policies, etc.
Most cloud providers: 99.95% up
 Engineered Systems (soon) goal is
99.999%
We use what you would for on-premise
in our cloud: Engineered
Systems, RAC, Coherence, Maximum
Availability Architecture
Deploy Code
Deploy Code
Policies
Redundancy
SLA Level
Deploy Code
Policies
Redundancy*
Consumer Provider
Vendor Consumer

Bottom Line: There is No “Cookie Cutter” Answer
Ultimately, you’ll likely have a little of everything

Key Considerations: WebLogic Cloud Deployment
What considerations are most important to you?
Relative
Importance Not
Security and Compliance
_____ How important is it that you manage security and compliance issues/software yourself?
_____ How important are regulatory needs in your cloud decisions (e.g., geolocation of datacenters)?
Ownership of IT Architecture
_____ How important is owning your IT infrastructure vs. growing it through a subscription?
_____ How important is granular control over your stack’s software, including WebLogic?
Service Levels and High Availability
_____ How important is having complete control over your SLA level?
_____ How important is customizing RAC, Coherence and others alongside WebLogic?
_____ How important is it to create customized disaster recovery environments?
at all
Very
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
Business Responsiveness
_____ How important is it to you to give your users self-service access?
_____ How important is rapid delivery of new applications and services?
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5

Relative
Importance Least Most
__4__ How important is it that you manage security and compliance issues/software yourself?
__1__ How important are regulatory needs in your cloud decisions (e.g., geolocation of datacenters)?
__2__ How important is owning your IT infrastructure vs. growing it through a subscription?
__6__ How important is granular control over your stack’s software, including WebLogic?
__7__ How important is having complete control over your SLA level?
__5__ How important is customizing RAC, Coherence and others alongside WebLogic?
__3__ Do you need to create customized disaster recovery environments?
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
__9__ How important is it to you to give your users self-service access?
__8__ How important is it to place development/test environments in the cloud?
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5

Relative
Importance Least Most
__7__ How important is it that you manage security and compliance issues/software yourself?
__9__ How important are regulatory needs in your cloud decisions (e.g., geolocation of datacenters)?
__4__ How important is owning your IT infrastructure vs. growing it through a subscription?
__3__ How important is granular control over your stack’s software, including WebLogic?
__6__ How important is having complete control over your SLA level?
__8__ How important is customizing RAC, Coherence and others alongside WebLogic?
__5__ Do you need to create customized disaster recovery environments?
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
__1__ How important is it to you to give your users self-service access?
__2__ How important is it to place development/test environments in the cloud?
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5
1 2 3 4 5

So, What Cloud Makes the Most Sense for WebLogic?
Maybe a Bit of Each – Your Choice Rules
Good news with Oracle: you can move at your own pace
On-Premise
Private Cloud
Oracle
Public Cloud
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