[openstack day in korea] keynote#2 - bringing openstack to the enterprise datacenter

Bringing OpenStack to the Enterprise Datacenter

Chuck DubuqueDirector, Product Marketing for OpenStack, Red Hat2014-02-18

DUBUQUE | BRINGING OPENSTACK TO THE ENTERPRISE DATACENTER2

Why OpenStack?


Challenges within Organizations


● Poor cloud architecture decisions can dramatically limit ROI and fexibility

● Desire for fexibility driving strong interest in open cloud technologies

● Greatest innovation is occurring in open source cloud deployments

76% of clouds are built on open source and Linux technologies

- Linux Foundation Global Survey 2013

“Open clouds are important to the government because they create a fexible, open IT infrastructure that can easily scale.”

- Ramesh Menon, IBM Chief Architect

Open, Flexible Architectures Essential for Success


Cloud Business Benefts

✔ Agility & Control

✔ Cost Savings

✔ Rapid Innovation

“OpenStack Foundation User Survey” - http://www.openstack.org/blog/2013/11/openstack-user-survey-october-2013/, October, 2013


Cloud Leaders Rely on Open Source

● Linux● Xen

● Linux● Xen & KVM● OpenStack

● Compute Engine & App Engine use:

● Linux VMs on KVM

● Linux● Joined OpenStack● SaaS available on

OpenStack

● Linux● KVM● OpenStack

Proprietary cloud technologies are too expensive and inhibit scaling

Amazon

Salesforce.com Facebook

GoogleRackspacePrivate Cloud


Many Mainstream Organizations Following Suit

Open Source-based Clouds are just as cost effective and scalable for mainstream

DreamWorks

Comcast Harvard/MIT

PayPal

● Linux● KVM

● Linux● KVM● OpenStack● OpenShift for PaaS




Best Buy


Workloads Are Evolving

TRADITIONAL WORKLOADS

● Typically resides on a single large Virtual Machine

● Cannot tolerate any downtime● Need expensive enterprise virtualization

tools● Application scales up rather than out

CLOUD WORKLOADS

● Workload resides on multiple Virtual Machines

● Tolerates VM failure – if one fails, another quickly replaces it

● Fault tolerance often built into workload● Application scales out rather than up


Cloud-Enabled Workloads

● Highly probable that your developershave turned to Amazon

● OpenStack required to gain controlover workloads, run them in-house

● OpenStack provides numerous costand security benefts

Every F1000 companyalready running workloadsbeyond test dev stage inAmazon's public cloud. --Barb Darrow, GigaOM

84% of IT decision makersconsidering OpenStackfor future deployment.--IDG Connect

Amazon's EC2 service is380% more expensivethan running our ownhardware.--DeepValue.com


Making OpenStack Enterprise-Ready


From Upstream Project to Enterprise Product

We participate in and create community-powered upstream projects.

We integrate upstream projects, fosteringopen community platforms.

We commercialize these platforms together with a rich ecosystem of servicesand certifications.

PARTICIPATE

INTEGRATE

STABILIZE

100,000+PROJECTS

(upstream projects)

(community platforms)

We deliver enterprise grade products with long lifecycle, industry leadingsupport and services

DELIVER


We've Seen This Story Before

Linux kernel

Process Management

System Call Interface

Network

Virtual File System

Device Drivers

Architecture

Hardware

User Space

OpenStack Core

Message Queuing

OpenStack APIs

Neutron

Cinder

Component Drivers

Ref. Architectures

Hardware

Tenant Services

Linux OpenStackPARTICIPATE

INTEGRATE

STABILIZE

(upstream projects)

(community platforms)

DELIVER


PARTICIPATE Is More Than Just a Number


PARTICIPATE Is Breadth and Depth...


…across all OpenStack projects


INTEGRATE brings together OpenStack and Linux

Enterprise hardened Red Hat OpenStack

technologyoptimized for

and integrated withRed Hat Enterprise Linux

Red Hat SupportRed Hat ecosystem

certifcations1+ year lifecycle

Bleeding edge upstreamOpenStack source code

Bleeding EdgeCommunity Linux

No certifcationsCommunity supportSix month lifecycle

Bleeding edge upstreamOpenStack packaged as

RPMs

CentOS

No certifcationsCommunity supportSix month lifecycle

RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX OPENSTACK PLATFORM

OEMs and IHVsExtend Red Hat Enterprise Linux certifcation into the OpenStack ecosystem, and take advantage of an expanding market segment.

ISVsExtend Red Hat Enterprise Linux certifcation and create new application functionality that delivers platform capabilities in the context of the new cloud platform model.

SIsArchitect, implement, and integrate new cloud solutions based on a leading-edge platform.

MSPs and cloud service providers

Create an infrastructure platform as basis for other value-added services such as hosted applications, cloud services, and more.

Channel Partners

Extend Red Hat Enterprise Linux strength into a broader platform that can deliver other ISV and vertical industry solution offerings to end-user customers.

STABILIZE creates an ecosystem around software


Community OpenStack delivers innovation

● 6 month release cadence – In April and October each year● Each release receives upstream bugfxes for 6 months● 'Stable branch' updates issues approximately every 2 months ● Critical security issues (CVEs) theoretically delivered for 1 year

Upstream Schedule

2013.2 – Havana GA releaseOct 17 2013

2013.2.1 – 1st Havana updateDec 12 2013

2013.2.2 - 2nd Havana updateFeb 06 2014

2013.2.3 – 3rd Havana updateApr 03 2014

2014.1 – Icehouse GA releaseApr 17 2014


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April 2015October 2013 April 2014

Havana Stable branch maintained untilIcehouse is released

Community OpenStack Lifecycle

“K”

Trunk


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RHEL-OSP 4(Havana)

October 2013

December 2013 June 2015RHEL-OSP 5(Icehouse)

June 2014

April 2014

RHEL-OSP 6(Juno)

DELIVER an Enterprise lifecycle for Enterprise customers

“K”


Getting Your Enterprise Ready for OpenStack


Organizations Want an Evolutionary Path

● Evolve at my own pace

● Use and get more from my existing infrastructure

● Reduce cloud management sprawl

● Provide me alternatives

● Experienced partner

● Minimize my costs


ExistingTraditional

Virtualization

Your Infrastructure Today


PublicCloud

ExistingTraditional

Virtualization

Your Infrastructure Today


PublicCloud

ExistingTraditional

Virtualization

CloudManagement

Platform

Cloud Management Platform

● Transform existing infrastructure into a private cloud

● Control public cloud usage

● Operationally prepared to expand platforms


PublicCloud

ExistingTraditional

Virtualization

AlternativeTraditional

Virtualization

CloudManagement

Platform

Additional Virtualization Capacity

●Add lower cost virtualization

●Add better performing virtualization

●Choice/options remain open


PublicCloud

ExistingTraditional

Virtualization

AlternativeTraditional

Virtualization

OpenStackPlatform

CloudManagement

Platform

Adding OpenStack

●Add large scale cloud workloads

●Add application resource self-adapting

●Add rapid innovation


What Red Hat DeliversRed Hat Cloud Infrastructure

Red Hat Technology

Existing Technology


Conclusion


OpenStack for the Enterprise

● Organizations increasingly need a new cloud infrastructure for cloud enabled applications that are engines of innovation and competitive advantage

● OpenStack offers a next-generation cloud infrastructure

● Making OpenStack ready for enterprises requires much the same effort that made Linux ready for the enterprise

● Organizations will evolve to OpenStack over time, while adding cloud capabilities to their existing environments


Thank you