Cloud connect winter 2012
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This document discusses best practices for end-to-end cloud performance and availability in capital markets. It outlines how high performance networks, application delivery solutions, and proximity to exchanges and data centers are important. It also discusses how public clouds can improve performance through features like auto-scaling, dynamic resource allocation, and high-performance storage. For high availability, it recommends approaches like SLAs, high availability across clusters, business continuity planning, security, and compliance. The document argues that a community cloud focused on capital markets could help address limitations of private and public clouds for financial services.
Cloud connect winter 2012
- 1. End-to-End Cloud Performance and Availability Best Practices February 16, 2011 Mark Casey President & CEO This document is confidential and is intended solely for the use and information of the client to whom it is addressed. CFN Services 1
- 2. CFN Services High performance network and application delivery solutions for real-time, mission critical applications Global High Performance Cloud Network Optimization Global Financials FiberSource® Carrier Markets Global Enterprise CFN Services 2
- 3. Broad Experience in the Capital Markets CFN Services
- 4. Public Cloud Adoption in the Capital Markets CFN Services 4
- 5. A Roadmap for Mission Critical Enterprise Apps The “Actual” NYSE Stock Market CFN Services 5
- 6. Performance & Availability = ? in the Capital Markets CFN Services 6
- 7. Evolution of Capital Markets & Electronic Trading CFN Services 7
- 8. The Rise of Electronic Trading CFN Services 8
- 9. The Fragmentation of Liquidity Financial Market Deregulation via Reg NMS and MiFID has Fractured Global Financial Markets Liquidity CFN Services
- 10. Current Electronic Trading Landscape 80.24ms 79.78ms .472ms Seoul Slough London Toronto 9.21ms 8.73ms 32ms 65.06ms 10.69ms 9.61ms 65.53ms 127.19ms 14.61ms Tokyo Chicago NJ/NY 74.29ms Frankfurt 141.84ms 3.65ms 88.99ms 14.09ms D.C. 66ms 109ms 44ms 100ms Singapore Hong Kong Sydney Sao Paulo CFN Services
- 11. Key New York Market Equities, Options, and FX Exchanges 210us Reuters FX SunGard 173us OTC HotSpot FX 397us 99us 306us 64us 236us 130us 101us 74us UBS FX 85us BATS NYSE SFTI Direct Edge 114us 174us 158us 198us 42us 116us 368us 103us 79us 303us European NYSE SFTI 316us Gateway 44us 246us 272us Backtesting 321us 335us Backoffice 379us 421us NASDAQ 329us CFN Node Currenex 403us CFN Services
- 12. European Markets New York USA 65.05ms Slough 472us London 19.55ms Stockholm UK UK Sweden 22.57ms 19.96ms 22.57ms 9.21ms 8.45ms 29.38ms 17.71ms Frankfurt 9.43ms Madrid Germany Milan Spain 24.3ms Italy 14.22ms 5.1ms Zurich 3.6ms 52ms 40ms Switzerland Moscow Russia CFN Services
- 13. Emerging Asian Markets Chicago New Jersey USA 14.61ms USA 127.19ms Taiwan 32ms Tokyo 67ms Singapore ROC Japan 100ms 152ms 45ms 32ms 166ms 35ms Hong Kong Seoul 99ms Sydney China Korea Australia 25ms 112ms Shanghai China CFN Services
- 14. The Road to High Performance High Performance = Speed + Proximity - Internet CFN Services 14
- 15. The Road to High Availability High Availability = 99.999% to 100% Uptime CFN Services 15
- 16. Improving Public Cloud Performance: Best Practice Courtesy of Internet Autoscale v2.0 Based on business rules, can scale vertically and horizontally in an enterprise. Predictive/Suggestive, scriptable & API enabled. Traffic Manager Dynamic Allocation Resource allocation to tune hypervisor for enabling high performance applications. Reservations to increase VMs performance, dynamic changes to VM. Network v4.0 Hypervisor Advanced multi-tenancy architecture built to be PCI and HIPAA compliant. Virtual load balancers, isolated environment, persistent VPN connections. Network Dynamic IO Enterprise intelligent storage platform that scales dynamically. Pay for capacity separate from performance, 3 copies of data (2 local one remote), SSD, intelligent provisioning. Storage CFN Services
- 17. Improving Mission Critical Availability: Best Practice Enterprise-class platform with QoS built in. Architected with a focus on risk mitigation, high availability, and business continuity. • SLA backed: 99.999% SLA across entire system • High Availability via provisioning across clusters with separate ESX hosts • Business Continuity/Disaster Recover built in. • Intentionally provisioned to <50% capacity for BC and performance. • Multiple copies mirrored locally/replicated to alternate data center automatically, preserving a rolling 14-day backup. • Storage architecture delivers increased reliability via multiple vendors and our own mitigation technologies. We don’t have data loss. • Security via secure multi-tenancy, Private VLAN and VPN connections. • Compliance and audit-ready policies and monitoring. SAS 70 Type II audited, support for HIPAA and PCI compliance, SSAE16 and ISO 27001 underway. • Enterprise grade infrastructure (DC, HW, SW). Courtesy of CFN Services
- 18. Proximity: Rackspace Global Data Center Footprint CFN Services 18
- 19. Proximity: AWS Global Data Center Footprint CFN Services 19
- 20. Proximity: Cotendo / Equinix Global Footprint CFN Services 20
- 21. Current Reality in Capital Markets Current Reality in Capital Markets Business requirements are mature and well understood Enterprise shared services should be best practice for many functional areas But, for many firms... Duplication, complexity, and point-to-point solutions persist Application maintenance is hard…. Innovation is harder CFN Services
- 22. Migration of Trading Applications to the Cloud Private Exchange Workload Hosted Deployment Model Physical Back-Testing Virtual Rebalancing Market Data Services Research & Analysis Trade Capture 10/6/2011 Proprietary to SunGard and CFN Services CFN Services 22
- 23. Thomson Reuters Global Elektron Platform CFN Services 23
- 24. The Big Bang: NYSE Launches First Public Cloud June 2011 CFN Services 24
- 25. The NYSE Capital Markets Community Cloud Cloud Service Enterprises Bridging Providers Private Cloud Hybrid Cloud Community Cloud Public Cloud CFN Services 25
- 26. Drivers for Community Cloud Platform Why a Community Cloud for Financial Services? Public Clouds: Security concerns Not industry focused Application ‘unaware’ Private Clouds: Far from the source of market data and trading services No room to ‘burst’ – typically built for 100% capacity Requires focus on infrastructure, not business 26 CFN Services
- 27. NYSE Community Cloud Offerings Compute on Demand: Compute on Demand: Managed Infrastructure Virtual Edition Physical Edition Solutions • Managed • Dedicated blade • Dedicated virtualized servers managed servers, computing cloud • Managed up storage, • Pre-provisioned through the OS networking resources with • Pre-provisioned • Tailored to SFTI access for SFTI services customer needs • Deploy in • Deploy in days • Deploy in weeks minutes CFN Services 27
- 28. Limitations – Narrow Focus, Closed Community The Capital Markets Community Platform Markets: • NYSE • ARCA Equities • ARCA Options • AMEX Equities • AMEX Options High Speed, High I/O Connectivity Networks: • SFTI IP • SFTI LCN • Away Markets • Remote Sites Market Data: • Consolidated Tape • OPRA • Trade & Quotes etc. SaaS: • SuperFeed • RMG • FIX MarketPlace • Third Partyd Compute: • Colocation Mahwah Data Center • Compute On Demand CFN Services 28
- 29. The Holy Grail of Performance & Availability CFN Services 29
- 30. Alpha Platform™: High Performance Global Trading The 1st High Performance Cloud for Global Electronic Trading Integrates Best of Breed COTS Trading Applications Low-Latency Market Data Delivery Worldwide Best Trade Execution Rapid Deployment IaaS, PaaS, SaaS Options Physical or Virtualized CFN Services 30
- 31. Thank You! Mark Casey mark.casey@cfnservices.com 703.788.6634 Who has the first Question? CFN Services