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1 HP Operations Orchestration Next-generation IT Process Automation for the new style of IT Vikram Matharoo / June 6, 2013 Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. Too often, technology is not working for business IT consumers and users Mobile Dev Test Enterprise user Partner user LOB user Fulfillment delays, longer time to market, manual request for service, costs Increasing complexity IT teams and administrators App Security Server Network Storage Database QA Release IT silos limited collaboration, no end-to-end workflows, multiple handoffs Infrastructure, platforms, services Physical/Virtual servers Public/Managed services Storage Network Platforms, databases, middleware Manual provisioning and patching, thousands of scripts, poor utilization, manual compliance, multi-vendor 2 1

2 Today s IT Process Automation Challenges Lack of process visibility and manual handoffs across groups, departments and cloud services Silo tools and silo orchestration products like VMware VCO, MS SCO, BMC Atrium Orchestrator focused on respective technology stacks Manual handoffs and Run Books still manual and outdated in traditional and cloud based services Time, Resource and Agility constraints 3 Addressing the challenges HP Operations Orchestration: Next-generation ITPA and orchestration for the new style of IT IT Process Automation and orchestration is about Time Money Efficiency Result Better utilization Manage risk Accelerate time to market Enterprise-scale 4 2

3 Addressing the challenges HP Operation Orchestration Process automation lifecycle Ensure successful IT automation deployments Manage the automation of IT infrastructure Manage the automation of operations Bridge IT silos 5 Extend Usability across Automation Lifecycle Embrace complexity through collaboration Enable Organizational Scale and Agility Expand automation adoption through multiauthoring development environment Enable multi-author/multi-geography automation creation user experience Improve time to author and deploy by enabling separation of concerns Offline content Development Concurrent content development with 100+ authors 6 3

4 Extend Usability across Automation Lifecycle Embrace complexity through collaboration Content Development Lifecycle Simplified SDK for content development Reduceriskto Automation usingsource code control Management Create self-contained Projects to scope development and deployment Simplified OO Studio with improved performance Enhanced Flow constructs for flexibility and control End user gateway to Automation Simplify access to automation capabilities Ease of integration through REST based API Instantaneous content updates to remote RAS Reduced Integration cost by 2-3 times (Weeks to Days) 100% of Central API exposed as REST services 7 Scale to Broad Enterprise Deployments Enable Hybrid Delivery Highly Flexible and Scalable Deployments Improved resiliency in OO (HA and N+1) Lower TCO to support multiple deployment models (start small -> scale to external clouds) Improved support for long running processes Improved support for asynchronous and highly parallelized runs Comprehensive Management Enhanced visibility through built-in monitoring(event processing layer) Open extensible architecture Enable Cloud Deployments and Hybrid Delivery Hybrid IT Over 4x increase in flow execution rate Trigger over 100 flow/sec Zero downtime to add Central or RAS (Live scale out) Smaller footprint for Central Server (1/2x) 8 4

5 Extend Processes Automation Libraries Accelerate Implementation and Process Maturity Infrastructure and Cloud Orchestration Provides content and integrations across the entire traditional IT and Cloud fabric Integration with OpenStack/HP Cloud, Amazon (VPC, ELB), VMWare, Microsoft DevOps Orchestration Accelerates the release of application changes across development, test, staging and production Integration with various Dev-Test Ecosystem Tools (Ant, Groovy) and HP CDA Accelerate Implementation with operations, integrations and Process Automation flows 9 Extend Processes Automation Libraries Accelerate Implementation and Process Maturity Execute SAP maintenance tasks Triage and remediate SAP incidents SAP Operations Automaterelease of SAP Transports Integratedwith IT Service Management SelfService for SAP automation 10 Application Centric Orchestration Provides SAP specific integrations supporting business changes Available wizards to simplify flow creation SecOps Orchestration Ensures that process is both IT- and business-compliant Enables auto-remediation to address IT vulnerability including infrastructure and applications HP ArcSight, HP Fortify Community Contributed Content Share and co-create flows and operations, best practices and other resources Evangelize automation for adoption to rest of the organization Technical community based on HPLN (with over 10,000 users) 5

6 Business Proven Use Cases 1. Closed-Loop Incident Management 2. Automated Change Management, End-to-End Provisioning: Infrastructure to Applications 3. Security Ops, Vulnerability Management 4. DevOps (1-Click Deploy) 5. Cloud Orchestration (HP Cloud, OpenStack) 6. SAP: Change Management 7. Disaster and Recovery Testing 11 ROI for Automation Deploy security patch 2 days 3 minutes 99+% Discover network vulnerability 2 weeks 2 minutes Automate compliance (ex, 800 servers) 32 weeks 2 days 99+% Provision new storage 4-8 hours 15 mins 90% WAS 99+% Manage incidents High alert volume 65+% auto $4M savings NOW Deploy app updates to 2600 servers 2 weeks 20 minutes 99% Provision & configure 600 Windows servers 3-4 months 2 weeks 85% Automatic health-check 80+ sev1 incidents/week 1 incident/wk 99% 12 6

7 Author Standalone Studio Standard Source Control Integration Multi Authors Multi Geographies Annotation based content Fine grained HP Content Fine grained customer Content OO Studio Designer Project and Packaging Debugger Document Generator Remote Action Services OO Central Flow Execution Dashboard & Reporting OO Administration API Engine Scheduler Events Process Automation Libraries SDK Admin Improved User Experience Live scale out High performance Highly parallelized runs Automatic content distribution Isolated content dependencies Simpler RAS management Updated Support Matrix Infrastructure Management Application Management Integrator Complete REST API Live event stream Embeddable Physical Servers Virtual Servers Storage Network Databases Applications Cloud End User Simplified execution gateway 13 What s New With OO 10 Capabilities Multi-Author Development Self-contained projects, distributed development, Content offline development Benefits Enable organization scale and agility through collaboration across geography Improvequality of service throughseparation of concerns authoring and production Content Development Lifecycle Automation as Code, automatic content distribution Business User gateway to automation Simplify automation, REST everywhere Platform for growth Open, extensible, and resilient (HA and N+1) architecture, Live scale out Process Automation Libraries Cloud, DevOps, Application Centric Reduceriskto Automation usingsource code control Management Simplified SDK for content development Enhanced Flow constructs for flexibility and control Empower business users with automation capabilities Start small and scale to grow Open architecture for Cloud and Hybrid Delivery Lower TCO to support multiple deployment models Improve time-to-value with unparalleled choice of content Best Practices to enable Process Automation Maturity Online Technical Community Flows and Operations, Best Practices 14 Connect with experts to discuss your solutions Browse and co-create flows, operations, best practices and other resources 7

8 Summary HP Operations Orchestration 10 to enable Enterprise Orchestration Platform for Growth Resilient architecture (HA and N+1) Open architecture for Cloud and Hybrid Delivery Orchestrate Domain products including Dev/Test Tool Ecosystem Improve Collaboration Multi-authoring development environment Business user gateway to Automation Reduce Cost & Risk Content Development Lifecycle and best practices (Source Code Control Management) Execution Monitoring and Visibility 15 Thank you Copyright 2012 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice. 8