Bird of Feather - OpenStack
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This document provides information about OpenStack including: - It was founded in 2010 by Rackspace and NASA and has over 1200 developers from 130 countries contributing to its open source project. - It has 140 user groups around the world with over 16,500 participants. It is cross-platform and written in Python. - Rackspace, Red Hat, HP, IBM and Mirantis are the top 5 contributing companies. It has broad industry support with over 18,929 individual members. - OpenStack is used to provide scalable and flexible infrastructure for both private and public clouds. It consists of several components that provide compute, storage, networking and other capabilities.
Bird of Feather - OpenStack
- 2. Stats and numbers about OpenStack could be interesting for everyone especially administrators and developers. • Founded by Rackspace and NASA • The most favorite open source project since 2010 Over 1200 developers from 130 countries • 140 user groups around the world with 16520 people • Cross platform and written in Python Released under Apache License 2.0
- 3. • Rackspace and NASA as project founders • HP, Red Hat and Mirantis as top contributors companies • Ubuntu and Canonical as the first partners
- 4. The Three W’s – When, Who and Why
- 5. OpenStack Timeline : Founded By Rackspace & NASA – Oct 2010
- 7. CUMULATIVE CONTRIBUTORS AVERAGE MONTHLY CONTRIBUTORS CODE CONTRIBUTIONS LINES OF CODE 2,424 >400 110,019 20M+ FOUNDATION STARTED IN SEPTEMBER 2012ECOSYSTEMSIZE (Members+Sponsors+Supporters) 466Contributing Companies Top 5 Contributors Rackspace, Red Hat, HP, IBM, Mirantis INDIVIDUALMEMBERS 18,929 OpenStack Community: Broad Support and Contribution
- 8. What Problem Does OpenStack Solve For?
- 9. OpenStack Project Timeline Bexar Release Feb 2011 Diablo Release Sep 2011 Folsom Releas Sep 2012 e Austin Release Oct 2010 Juno Release Oct 2014 Havana Releas Oct 2013 e Grizzly Release Apr 2013 Kilo Release Apr 2015 Icehouse Release Apr 2014 Essex Release Apr 2012 Cactus Release Apr 2011
- 10. OpenStack Features and Benefits Add OpenStack control plane nodes to handle needed capacity Availability Zones provide compute isolation Scale horizontally using commodity hardware to add additional compute resources Multi-Tenancy Isolation provided by robust RBAC OpenStack meets High Availability requirements for its own infrastructure services Open API & Orchestration Improved Security Reduced Cost No Vendor Lock In • Multiple datacenters" • Across single datacenter Regions"and/or Availability Zones" High Availability
- 11. OpenStack Multi Region OpenStack® BCP/High Availability Built to fit numerous High Availability requirements:! • Multiple datacenters" • Across single datacenter Regions" and/or Availability Zones"
- 13. In a simple view, the architecture of OpenStack schema is looks like this:
- 15. The complete list of OpenStack components has been listed below: • Compute (Nova) • Object Storage (Swift) • Block Storage (Cinder) • Networking (Neutron) • Dashboard (Horizon) • Identity (Keystone) • Image Service (Glance) • Orchestration (Heat) • Database (Trove)
- 16. In a simple view, the components of OpenStack is looks like this: Block StorageCompute
- 17. OpenStack Services KEYSTONE IDENTITY GLANCE IMAGE MANAGEMENT NOVA COMPUTE LAYER SWIFT OBJECT STORE CINDER BLOCK STORAGE NEUTRON NETWORKING HORIZON DASHBOARD/UI HEAT ORCHESTRATION CEILOMETER TELEMETRY TROVE DBaaS SAHARA DATA PROCESSING
- 18. OpenStack momentum Ubuntu OpenStack is the leading OpenStack platform globally OpenStack #1 platform for OpenStack OIL & Ecosystem leadership Partnership with Canonical provides vendors with the most cost effective way of promoting their technologies in the Openstack compared to the investment made by others in OpenStack 80% of production OpenStack deployments are on Ubuntu 55% of all deployments are based on Ubuntu with majority choosing Ubuntu Openstack as their distribution. Scale in telco, finance & media Including ‘test & dev’ 2000+ Ubuntu OpenStack clouds deployed. Strong presence across America’s, APAC & EMEA with large deployments at AT&T, Ebay, Yahoo! Japan, Cisco Webex, NEC, NTT, DT, Bloomberg, Best Buy, Orange. Canonical runs the OpenStack Interoperability Lab (OIL) in Boston OIL provides automated functional testing to industry leading vendors every month on both production & dev releases of Openstack Over 6000 Openstack clouds are automatically built a month across 100 permutations of compute, networking and storage from 25 vendors 18
- 19. Ubuntu OpenStack around the world 19
- 20. Which Platform You Can Use Juju? MAAS
- 21. Juju GUI 21
- 25. DEMO