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SAP & Cloud Foundry: Love at Second Sight SAP & Cloud Foundry:! Love at second sight" At the crossroads…" From here to there…" restricted access ! open access proprietary tools ! open source model-driven ! APIs walled garden ! open community non-binding roadmaps ! open communicaon one-stop shop ! freedom of choice waterfall ! agile regular shipments ! connuous delivery A modern love-story" SAP/VMWare 1st business conversaon Detailed CF evaluaon Ini9al CF @SAP evaluaon IBM & CF Intro @SAP NOGO team up CF decision April May Q3 Sep Oct July 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2013 SWOT analysis (Q3/2013)" Strengths Weaknesses • Extensible with new • Current contribu>on model run>mes, services (hard for remote contribu>ons) • SoC: Does (only) a few things • Despite big community, and does it well mainly driven by Pivotal, IBM • Low/no lock-in • Underneath the covers, there’s stuff that needs clean-up (e.g. BOSH) Threats Opportuni>es • Not a given that Cloud Foundry • Broaden HCP offering will win the PaaS space (e.g. Containers) (choice of deployment model) • Community growth may not be • ARract external able to meet expectaons (hype) developer communies © 2014 SAP AGSE or an SAP affiliate company. All rights reserved. A modern love-story" SAP teams @ CF Dojos SAP presents keynote @ CF Summit SAP joins SAP/VMWare CF Founda9on 1st business conversaon CF service Detailed CF broker for SAP evaluaon HANA Ini9al CF @SAP evaluaon IBM & CF Intro @SAP NOGO team up CF decision April May Q3 Sep Oct July Dec Feb June Q3 2011 2011 2011 2011 2011 2013 2013 2014 2014 2014 Top 3 " De-facto standard: Become the “Linux of the Cloud” & create an eco-system that spans the industry Flexibility: Enable mul9ple deployment models (OD, OP, Hybrid) Openness: BYOL via build packs SAP HANA Cloud Platform – ! Target architecture" Customer View Cloud Cockpit Marketplace Service Enablement/ API Management Business Services Commerce Loyalty Mgmt Billing … Plaorm Services Integraon IoT Security Analy>cs PaaS UX Mobile Collaboraon Data & Storage Services Big Data Services ASE Redis Hadoop HANA Postgres MongoDB /Vora Cloud Foundry IaaS Open Stack Data Center SAP Data Centers Non-SAP Data Centers Corporate IT Environments are different" • Windows shop (on the client)" • Ruby? Go? BASH? Oh my…" • “Der Proxy muss weg!”" • Self-signed certificates" • Software-defined networking?" Ø IT transformation" From “Fork” to Contribution" • BOSH" – OpenStack CPI" – Monitoring: HM syslog forwarder et al." • Docker Service Broker" • CF Abacus" • UAA" • Started looking into Concourse" • Various" Infrastructure as a Service" Infrastructure as a Service" • Earlier: Own IaaS" – Means own CPI implementation" – Means own stemcell creation process" Ø Back to forking (externalized CPIs to the rescue?)" Ø IaaS API is one thing, behavior another" • Now: OpenStack-based IaaS" – OpenStack CPI" – OpenStack stemcell" Ø More time for other stuff" “Being SAP is hard”: Enterprise Readiness" • Security" – Stemcell/stack hardening" – Separation of admin/developer access?" – Two factor authentication" – “Encrypted everything”" – …" • Traceability/Auditability/Certification" – e.g. “Who ran that `BOSH deploy`“?" Ø Anyone? We should talk!" Level up – CF Dojo program" • 2014: 2 developers " • 2015: 6 developers" … and they lived happily ever after!" • Docker integration – Diego " • Enhancing support for OpenStack –! Project Lead OpenStack CPI (2016+)" • Metering and billing – Abacus" • Trial backing services – CF Containers Broker" • Enterprise grade support for User Authentication and Authorization (UAA) [getting started]" • Continuous integration – Concourse [evaluating]" Thank you!" Contact information: Matthias Steiner (@steinermatt) Cloud Platform Evangelist SAP HANA Cloud Platform Bernd Krannich Area Product Owner for Cloud Foundry SAP HANA Cloud Platform .
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