Indonesia Cloud Presentation - IaaS and Gov Ver 1.0a (1)

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04/08/2023

Changing the way Government Departments Operate

Cloud Computing Infrastructure Services

Neo Teck Guan ([email protected]) Director, South Pacific Regional CIO Office

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HUAWEI TECHNOLOGIES CO., LTD. Huawei Confidential

Cloud Computing Overview

Cloud Development in the Government

Huawei’s Cloud Computing Solutions

Contents


Today’s Enterprise Challenges

Low utilization Levels and Inefficient workload density

Insufficient automation and Long provisioning times

High TCO

Cloud Computing



WAN

Data C

en

tre

Platfo

rms

Ap

ps

IaaS

PaaS

SaaS

Cloud Models• Private• Hybrid• Public

End Devices Network Cloud Computing

End to End Management

End to End Security

End to End Automation / On Demand


ResourcePooling

On-DemandSelf Service

The End user can provision computing capabilities as needed

Broadband Network

BB E2E Network with QoS to support fluctuating transaction volumes

Rapid Elasticity

Capabilities can be rapidly and elastically provisioned

MeasuredService

Automatic control and optimization of resource use by leveraging a metering capability

Computing resources are pooled to serve multiple consumers using a multi-tenant model

Cloud Computing IaaS ….. 5 Key Characteristics





Content


$20B of IT Spendingcan move to Cloud

Cloud Development – US Government

US Government –wide Cloud Computing Framework“25-POINT IMPLEMENTATION PLAN TO REFORM FEDERAL INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY MANAGEMENT”

1. Achieve Operation Efficiency Shift to Cloud 1st Policy – Identify early winners Terminate at least 30% of IT Infrastructure

Projects over the next 18 months Reduce number of Federal data centers

by at least 800 by 2015 Build a Shared Services Environment

2. Effectively Manage Large Scale IT Programs Strengthen Program Management Align Acquisition Process Align Budget Process Streamline Governance & Accountability Increase engagement with the Industry


Army Experience Centre (AEC). CRM SaaS Solution

US Department of Agricultural (USDA). Cloud-based E-mail System

The Defense Information System Agency (DISA). Rapid Access

Computing Environment (RACE). Private Cloud (IaaS) based defense

infrastructure

Apps.gov. SaaS. Launched Sep 2009. Tender in progress.

Cloud Development – US Government

EXAMPLES:


Cloud Development – Australian Government

Australian Federal Government“CLOUD COMPUTING STRATEGIC DIRECTION PAPER”

1. Stream One Provides agencies with guidance and

documentation

2. Stream Two Encourages agencies to adopt public cloud

services for public facing “unclassified” government services and to undertake proof of concept studies to fully understand the risks ofthe cloud environment

3. Stream Three

Encourages a strategic approach to cloud. This work is dependent upon greater clarity around projects commissioned underthe Data Centre Strategy

Key Outcome

Current Spend $4.3B

Anticipated Savings $1BThrough the AustraliaGovernment Data CenterStrategy


West Australia Dept of Treasury and Finance (DTF) and West

Australia Health (WA Health). Private Cloud (IaaS). Announced 2010

Dept of Immigration and Citizenship (DIAC). Hybrid Cloud (IaaS).

POC done. Work-in-progress

Dept of Human Services (DHS). Public Cloud (SaaS). POC stage

Australia Maritime Safety Authority (AMSA). Public Cloud

(SaaS/PaaS). Pilot cloud-based application on force.com. Work-in-

progress.

EXAMPLES:

Cloud Development – Australian Government


Cloud Development – Singapore Government

IDA launched the first “OPEN CALL FOR CLOUD COMPUTING IN 2010”

Singapore Government multi-million-dollar

Cloud Computing system The Government Cloud (G-Cloud) is the basis of

the e-Government 5 years master plan

Perceived Key Benefits Shared Apps for government ministries and agencies Sharing of resources Avoid new investment for short period of resource needs

Cloud Implementation MOE migrated 30,000 Teachers and Students

for 350 schools to Google apps including Gmail, IM and other services


Gov to Citizen Improve government

service delivery “One-stop” service Promote government

image

Gov to Gov Enhance collaboration Better resource

utilization

G2CG2B

G2E G2G

GovCloud

Gov to Employee Improve efficiency and

reduce manpower cost Streamline operational

process Focus on higher-value

activities

Gov to Business Improve business

environment and attract foreign investment

Impact of Cloud Computing on Government





Content


Core

CSCF

MME

Site Mgmt Fixed SS

MSC-S

MMTel

Mobile Digital Home SMB/Enterprise M2M / Terminals

Content Distribution Network (CDN)

Media Cache

Access Wireline Wireless

Transport

Network Abstraction BSS/OSS

Partner ServicesService Delivery Platform

Application Services

Cloud Services

TraditionalServicePlatforms

Web

Host

Fram

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ork

Develo

per

Test To

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Virtu

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Deskto

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Rich

C

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IPTV

/ OTT

E-R

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ing

Con

tact

Cen

ters

SaaS – Application ServicesBusiness Support Systems

Billing CRMBusiness

IntelligenceeCity eHealth eEducation

Government Applications

PaaS – Platform Services

Huawei’s Digital Shopping Mall

SDP

RC

S/S

NS

New

spaper

Applications

Content

Cloud Management & Virtualization Tools

Servers Storage Network

IaaS – Infrastructure Services

E2E PolicyManagement

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6

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Huawei’s CloudOfferings


Huawei Products

Third-party Partners

NE610 Precision airThermal simulation

and intelligent control

Thermal managementCabinetFacility

RH 2285

iNIC

X86 Server Storage

SANS5X00

VIS6000

SANS6800

Network

S5300 S9300

Security

Eudemon

SVN3000

Hypervisor

Virtual Computing Resource

VBS

OBS

vFW

vSwitch

Virtual Storage

Automation and Dynamic Resource Scheduling

O&MAccounting

ImageMgmt

IMGSe.g.

DesktopImages, Servers

etc. Charging GW

Web Portal

OM

Service & App. GAME CRM xDesktop SMS/MMS ……

T6000

Virtual Network

CloudPlatform

Deploy

Automation Tools

Capacity Planning

Migration

P2V

Provision

Infrastructure

Virtualization and Management

Huawei’s SingleCLOUD Solution

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High performance

server

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Huawei Cloud Building Blocks

10GE network switch

IP-SAN

S9300

VIS6000

T6000 Blade

S6800

Backup

Management• 16×4GbpsFC ports

• FC/SATA/SSD hard disk

• Up to 480 disks

V –Storage (Virtualization-Engine)

• 24×4Gbps FC host interface• 2024 LUNs• Thin provisioning

Standard 19-inch 2U shelf 2 Blades / 2U 2 CPUs / Blade

S5500/5600

• 16×4Gbps FC ports

• 8×4Gbps FC+4×1Gbps iSCSI ports

• 8×1Gbps iSCSI ports

• FC/SATA/SSD hard disk

• 112－ 240 disks


Global Cloud Computing Knowledge and ExperienceGlobal Cloud Computing Knowledge and Experience

Proof of ConceptProof of ConceptBusiness PlanningBusiness Planning Technical

PlanningTechnical Planning

Setting the Standards Defining the

Governance & Organization

Guidelines & Policies about what will be moved to the Cloud

Huawei’s Cloud Computing Framework

Goals & Business Outcomes

Measurements Timeframe Budget

Program & Project Definition

High Level Solution Architecture

CAPEX/OPEX Financial Value

IaaS / Data Centre PaaS SaaS

Transformation Vision, Outcomes, Approach, Guidance

Solution Architecture & Design

Build, Test, Migrate Plans

How can Huawei help

Building the Business Plan &

Case

Setting the Regulatory Framework

Defining the Vision &

Objectives

Joint Innovation Centre

Building the Transformation Strategy & Plan


Joint innovation with customer through operating JIC (Joint Innovation Center）

+

• New Solution

• TCO Savings

• New App & Service

• New Terminals

• New Experience

• New Business Model

User Study BP Product trial

environment and test specs

Marketing & channels

Global practices and knowledge sharing

Solution R&D experts Equipments Solution fulfillment and

verification

• Customer Satisfaction

• Cost Reduction

• Value Enhancement

Huawei Engagement

Network IaaS PaaS

R&DR&DPlatformPlatform

LabLab

JICGo to market

Operator Engagement

SaaS


Economic Clusters & Business Centers to support Local Economy

Plantations

FactoriesFood

Fisheries

Agriculture and Farming

Mining Energy

Mining & Energy

Hotels Restaurants

Tourism

Shipping Airports Railways

Transport

Indonesia’s Economic Development Plan – Potential area for JIC

Enterprises / Businesses

Core Infrastructure / Government

Indonesia Inter Corridor

SumateraIntra CorridorSumateraIntra Corridor

JavaIntra Corridor

JavaIntra Corridor

KalimantanIntra CorridorKalimantanIntra Corridor Sulawesi

Intra CorridorSulawesi

Intra Corridor

PapuaIntra Corridor

PapuaIntra CorridorBali – NT

Intra CorridorBali – NT

Intra Corridor

Shared Service Data Center / NOC

Health Education Security

GovernmentServices

Traffic

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Indonesia Cloud Presentation - IaaS and Gov Ver 1.0a (1)