OpenStack Benelux - Cloud, OpenStack and a Market In Motion - Sept 2015final
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This document discusses enabling simplification and choice in OpenStack. It notes that software is eating the world and businesses need to innovate, automate, and simplify or risk falling behind. The document advocates for making OpenStack easier to deploy and use through automation, interoperability testing of hardware and software combinations, and providing options and models for OpenStack deployments. It provides an example of how telecommunications companies can simplify NFV architectures using OpenStack, SDN, and automation tools.
OpenStack Benelux - Cloud, OpenStack and a Market In Motion - Sept 2015final
- 1. Enabling Simplification & Choice in OpenStack OpenStack Benelux - September 2015 John Zannos Vice President Cloud Alliances / Bus Dev - Canonical OpenStack Board Member john.zannos@canonical.com 1
- 2. (Open Source;) Software is eating the world... Marc Andeessen, April 2011 - Wall Street Journal 2
- 3. ...and we are moving to a hybrid cloud world
- 4. Innovate - Automate - Simplify or Perish 4
- 5. Demo 5
- 6. Make OpenStack Easy (Easier;) - Months to Minutes (OpenStack Cloud of 11 nodes) 6
- 7. Telecom, Financial Services 200 : 1 Google, Amazon, Azure Whats Up, Airbnb 20,000 : 1 Emulating the new winners measure services and machines per human 7
- 8. 5-10% commodity hardware 50-90% on modern scale- out operations Where are the best returns? 25%-30% virtualisation 8
- 9. The OpenStack delima / promise They are all the same but they are different 9
- 10. 10 * Choice - OpenStack Interoperability Lab (OIL) 3000+ cloud per month to make sure it all works
- 11. 73 Hardware combinations 175 Cloud combinations 46,000 OpenStack deployments 1,353,000 Functional tests 3,500 Clouds a month
- 12. Choice - OpenStack Options Servers Dell HP IBM Lenovo Quanta OCP Network ODL OpenContrail ONOS MidoNet OVS Calico Storage Ceph LVM iSCSI Gluster EMC Fusion-IO Hypervisors KVM ESX Hyper-V LXD Containers LXC Docker Architectures x86_64 ARM (armhf and arm64) IBM Power NSX Cisco N1KV Nuage Cplane Networks Plumgrid
- 13. Confidential Canonical Choice in models - Ubuntu & OpenStack Ubuntu Ubuntu OpenStack Canonical OpenStack BootStack Ubuntu + own OpenStack Ubuntu OpenStack + own tooling Canonical OpenStack Canonical OpenStack fully managed to agreed SLA
- 14. 14 * Simplification - Automation Autopilot / Juju / Telecom Example OpenStack deployment simplified
- 15. Configures your services An Example - NFV...Telecom challenges... Traditional cash cows disappearing, costs growing, new competitors incl. OTT services New revenues Data Explosion Competition 15
- 16. An Example - NFV Architecture KVM / LXD + Cinder + Neutron SDN OpenStack Business logic and SLA type decisions are in the NFV Orchestrator or NFVO VNF-specific logic is encoded by vendors in their charms SDN: NFVI VIM
- 17. OpenStack in telcosRedesigning telecom solutions Scale Out, Commodity Hardware/Cloud & Operating system An Example - OpenStack + SDN Simplified
- 18. CYSO Tjebbe de Winter, CTO 20
- 22. Cyso using the #1 OpenStack Distro - Ubuntu 20
- 23. make openstack easy - beyond automation - choice, simplification and reuse 20
- 24. make openstack dull - make it just work product like experience 20
- 25. 25 Thank you. Other Talks 13:50 - Autopilot / Tools 15:55 - OpenStack for Service Providers
- 26. Confidential Canonical Ubuntu & OpenStack Ubuntu underpins more OpenStack clouds than all other operating systems combined
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