Beyond OpenStack | OpenStack in Real Life
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Jirayut Nimsaeng, founder and CEO of Opsta, discusses OpenStack as an open-source software platform for building private and public clouds, emphasizing its advantages in flexibility and cost. The document outlines various phases for businesses to evaluate and implement OpenStack, including metrics for success and real-world use cases to enhance DevOps processes. It highlights the potential for significant reductions in deployment time and costs while increasing scalability and performance.
Beyond OpenStack | OpenStack in Real Life
- 1. Beyond Jirayut Nimsaeng Founder & CEO, Opsta (Thailand) Co.,Ltd. OpenStack in Real Life | INET July 24, 2017
- 2. #whoami Jirayut Nimsaeng (Dear) ● Founder & CEO of Opsta https://facebook.com/opstacloud ● Focus on building scale with Cloud Automation ● Open Source & OpenStack Contributor https://github.com/opsta
- 4. What is OpenStack? ● Open source software for creating private and public clouds ● Coordinated collection of software from a few dozen related projects
- 6. Public Cloud Private Cloud
- 9. Low Start Cost High Start Cost Public Cloud Private Cloud
- 12. Why OpenStack as private cloud?
- 15. Faster Business
- 16. DevOps Flow
- 17. Automation
- 19. Public Cloud Private Cloud DevOps Ninja VMware Admin
- 20. MySQL Master-SlaveCephFS Caching Cluster Load Balancer Active-Standby Application Workload Building Application
- 22. Phase 1 Goal Infrastructure and Tool Success Metric Make pilot application with DevOps pipeline and deploy to the OpenStack Cloud Infrastructure 3+ nodes of OpenStack Cloud Infrastructure with CI/CD tools such as GitLab and/or Jenkins Developer can make dev server within 30 mins and trigger deploy by code check-in
- 23. Phase 2 Goal Infrastructure and Tool Success Metric Deploy production application workload on OpenStack Cloud 9+ nodes of OpenStack Cloud Infrastructure with high availability and monitoring tools Implement CI/CD deployment from code check-in to staging and production with reliability and scalability
- 24. Phase 3 Goal Infrastructure and Tool Success Metric Identify and scale on-board additional applications to OpenStack Cloud 5+ additional nodes with automation infrastructure and scaling tools Scale the cloud to support multiple applications with SLA uptime
- 25. OpenStack Real World Use Cases
- 27. MySQL Master-SlaveCephFS Caching Cluster Build a scale production workload Load Balancer Active-Standby Application Workload
- 28. Reduce time to deploy service Significantly reduce from DAYS to AN HOUR
- 29. Reduce Cost ● Users spike from 100 to 10,000++ ● Cost AWS 100k+ baht per month ● 2 months to migrate from AWS ● Use AWS as Backup and DR site ● OpenStack ROI return in 2 years