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Yrjö Raivio, Koushik Annapureddy,

Ramasivakarthik Mallavarapu

Aalto University, School of Science

Department of Computer Science and Engineering

Data Communications Software

Email: yrjo.raivio(at)aalto.fi

Course email: t-110.5121(at)tkk.fi

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T-110.5121 Mobile Cloud Computing

Private Cloud &

Assignment 2

19.10.2011

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Outline

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• Private Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS)

• Eucalyptus

• OpenStack

• OpenNebula

• OpenNebula in practise

• Assignment 2

See also: http://cse.aalto.fi/studies/eit-2011/lecture-materials/

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Private Infrastructure as a Service

(IaaS)

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• Cloud computing management software

• Manage infrastructure (private and public)

• Launch VMs into a cloud

• Resource scheduler

• Controls Life-cycle of VMs with the help of Hypervisors

• Storage management

• Network management

• Admin and user interfaces (API/CLI/GUI)

• Provide Image repository/marketplace

• Load balancer

• Accounting/Billing

Cloud Middleware

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• Eucalyptus (Eucalyptus Systems)

• Open Stack (Nasa, Rackspace, Cisco..)

• Open Nebula (C12G Labs)

Alternatives

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• Elastic Utility Computing Architecture Linking Your Programs To Useful Systems

• Enterprise Edition with support available

• Support for private and hybrid cloud

• Support for AWS APIs -> scale out to Amazon EC2 possible

• Storage component: Walrus (S3-compliant)

• Primarily as VM repository

• Support for Xen and KVM

• GridEngine will integrate Eucalyptus

Eucalyptus

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Components

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Source: http://support.rightscale.com/09-Clouds/Eucalyptus/01-Overview_of_Eucalyptus

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Deployment options

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• OpenStack Compute and OpenStack Object Storage,

• Support by various major enterprises

• Project launched by Rackspace and NASA

• Claims to be more scalable than others

• Heavily under development

• Ubuntu Enterprise cloud has OpenStack as core component (not Eucalyptus anymore)

OpenStack

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Architecture

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• Support private, public and hybrid cloud

• Support Amazon EC2 + ElasticHosts

• Supports standard management API called OCCI (Open

Cloud Computing Interface) defined by Open Grid Forum

• KVM, Xen, VMware hypervisors are supported

OpenNebula

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Summary table

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Eucalyptus

2.0

OpenNebula

2.0

OpenStack

Cactus

Hypervisor KVM, Xen,

VMware

KVM, Xen,

VMware

KVM, Xen,

VMware,

Hyper-V, LNC,

UML

Workload distr. Round Robin,

Greedy, Power

save

Configurable

scheduler

Configurable

scheduler

VM live

migration

No Yes Yes

Auto scaling No No No

APIs EC2 and S3 OCCI, EC2,

own

EC2, S3,

OCCI, own

Hybrid cloud Yes with EC2 Yes, allows

federation

Yes with EC2

Source: http://cse.aalto.fi/site1/wp-content/uploads/2011/05/lagerspetz-cloud-seminar.pdf

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• Understanding Private Cloud

• Traditional vs. Private Cloud

• Virtualization

• Web Interface

• Demo of OpenNebula 3.0 and Hybrid Cloud

Agenda

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Traditional vs. Private Cloud

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Internet Internet

Router Router Router Router

Firewall Firewall

App Web AD CRM Web

Firewall DB DB

DB DB Firewall

Host Host CRM

AD

Web

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Private Cloud

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Overview

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Virtualization

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O.S

O.S

O.S

Physical Environment

Virtual Environment

O.S

O.S

O.S

H.W

H.W

H.W

Why Virtualization ?

1) Cost Savings

2) Better Resource Utilization

3) Better Memory Management

4) Increased Availability

5) Better Resource Provisioning

6) Energy Saving

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Different type of hypervisors

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Type1 • VMWare

ESXi

• Microsoft HyperV

• Citrix Xen Server

Type 2 • KVM

• VMWare Server

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Private Cloud setup

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Hybrid Cloud

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AutoScaler framework

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Questions?

Contacts:

Teacher: yrjo.raivio(at)aalto.fi, A122

Assistants: ramasivakarthik.mallavarapu(at)aalto.fi, PlayRoom

koushik.annapureddy(at)aalto.fi, A118

Course staff: t-110.5121(at)tkk.fi

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OpenNebula in Practise

Assignment 2

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• Task: • Create a Location Based Services (LBS) mashup

• Initial setup: • Familiarize with IWD API, find some new APIs • Develop code (most given in Noppa) and run in OpenNebula

• Input: • Trace a mobile for one week (once per hour) or one day (every 10 min) • Default mobile: 040 5601774 any time between 24.10-13.11 • Store longitude and latitude to database

• Output: • Deadline 20.11 • Input location data to GoogleMaps, visualise • Add other services such as route guide, service listings, adverts, weather

information etc. based on the route • Send recommendations with SMS or MMS to a given number in Noppa,

start your message with ”GX MY: xyz...” where X=your group number and M=your message number (max limit 10 messages per group)

• Test your implementation with your own number!

Location tracing mashup deployed on

OpenNebula

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Service example: Location tracing

Home

69%

Work

19%

Work

travel

6%

Free

time

6%

TeliaSonera: Innovation World Developer

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• Apps4Finland competition ongoing, examples:

• HSL Route Guide:

• http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qGllzWt0acU

• Trains on Map:

• http://www.vr.fi/fi/index/aikataulut/liikennetilanne/junatkartalla.html

• Service Map:

• http://www.hel.fi/palvelukartta/

Open API examples

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• Problem statement: • Trace one week, once per hour a 2G mobile phone using

network APIs • Show results using Google Maps • Other open APIs give a plus (example HSL route guide)

• Allowed programming languages: • PHP, Java

• TeliaSonera Location API request and send SMS/MMS given for PHP and Java

• More data for the programming part will be posted in Noppa by Friday 21.10

• Optional • You may trace yourself IF you have TeliaSonera SIM, also

prepaid works; in that case you have to register yourself to IWD

• If you want, you may also fetch your location data directly from your phone and trace yourself

Additional information

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• Assignment 2 is not about: • Learning how to program in Java or PHP

• Goals: • Practical experience on OpenNebula • How to run VM in OpenNebula • Open APIs, especially operator network APIs

Learning goals for Assignment 2

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