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Cloud Migration Campfire Stories: Insights from the Spring 2014 Workshop

Join us for a retrospective of the Cloud Migration Campfire Stories workshop held in Spring 2014. Participants from esteemed institutions like Stanford, Notre Dame, Duke, and more shared their experiences with cloud adoption, including the use of SaaS, PaaS, and IaaS. Key discussion points included vendor management, policy issues, and the complexities of systems integration. We explore the various challenges faced by institutions, including compliance and risk management, and the growing interest in AWS and Google Cloud services.

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Cloud Migration Campfire Stories: Insights from the Spring 2014 Workshop

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  1. Cloud Migration Campfire Stories CSG Short Workshop Spring 2014, Notre Dame

  2. Cloud Campfire Stories Note: We do not have survey results!

  3. Cloud Campfire Stories Stories from each camper: Stanford, Notre Dame, Duke, UW(maybe) Break (2:45-ish) Columbia, Cornell, Harvard(maybe) Panel

  4. Cloud Campfire Stories

  5. Cloud Campfire Stories HIPAA

  6. Cloud Adoption at Stanford • Broad use of SaaS • Some significant PaaS usage • Emerging IaaS deployments

  7. Everybody’s a player • All you need is an email address and a credit card… • SaaSfor all vs. all for SaaS

  8. Not everyone wants to be a player • Vendor management • Gnarly policy issues • Systems engineering complexities • Integration complexities

  9. AWS Deployments • Class2Go, etc. • Several research groups • Emergency status • Next month, go-live for homepage

  10. Amazon Web Services AWS training: • 45 technical staff have taken three day “Architecting for AWS” course • 15 more in early June. This has brought distributed interests out of shadows/silos.

  11. Amazon Web Services Challenges: • Consolidation • Data classification, compliance and FUD • Policy and Risk Management need further refactoring • DirectConnect

  12. Google Compute • Shiny but rough • Lots of interest in/fromresearch computing • Google willing to talk leveraging existing peering and SDN with us

  13. Other IaaS and the “Virtual Datacenter” • Before doing more vendor specific work, it’s time for an abstraction layer! • Consider all the process and expertise IT provides to deliver on datacenter services…much of that translates.

  14. More of everything • I don’t see fewer computing instances • More service administration • Seeing benefits of consolidation, automation and virtualization • Integration to infrastructure • Integration between SaaSto ____

  15. Pass the flashlight over to Sharif

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