OpenNebulaConf 2014 - OpenNebula as Open Replacement of vCloud - Javier Fontan

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OpenNebula as Open Replacement of vCloud
Javi Fontán
Project Engineer

What is vOneCloud
●OpenNebula appliance tailored to use
an already installed vCenter
● Substitute of vCloud Director
● Turn your VMware infrastrure into a self
service cloud
●Use the benefits of OpenNebula
without losing vCenter functionality
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Benefits of vOneCloud
● Migrate to KVM or Xen gradually
●Cloud bursting to EC2, Azure and
Softlayer
● OneFlow to deploy services
●Can make use of DRS and HA, this is
configured in vCenter
●Use the templates in your infrastructure
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What's in vOneCloud
● Standard OpenNebula version
● vCenter drivers
●Connects directly to vCenter
● No ssh service needed
● Images are managed by your vCenter
● vCenter import tool
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vOneCloud workflow
Start vOneCloud appliance

Import your vCenter

Create users and give permissions
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Future Work
●Contextualization using VMware tools
(no CD)
●Upgrade tool
● Network management
● Import VMs (?)
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Questions?
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