Introduction to OpenStack from Scott Sanchez and Niki Acosta at the Cloud Turn up Hour in NYC - March 2015. How we are moving from a data center focus (hardware) to an application (developer) focus.

1. Sco$
Sanchez,
Director
,
Strategy
Niki
Acosta,
Cloud
Evangelist
Intro
to
OpenStack®

2. Sco$
Sanchez
Director,
Strategy
@sco$sanchez
Niki
Acosta
Cloud
Evangelist
@nikiacosta

3. What
Users/Developers
Want
1
Predictable
2
Easy
3
Fast

4. What
Administrators
Want
1
Control
2
Reliability
3
Visibility

5. True
or
False?
OpenStack
is…
• A
VMware
replacement
• Great
for
every
applicaTon
and
problem
• A
product
• Easy
to
operate
at
scale
• PaaS
• A
way
to
make
cheap
infrastructure
amazing
• Delicious
with
Bacon
• ...
?

8. § Moved
from
AWS
and
SoWLayer
§ Data
and
analyTcs
powering
billions
of
daily
requests
§ Grew
capacity
by
“over
5x
for
the
same
cost”
§ Moved
from
VMware
§ Enabled
DevOps
and
rapid
app
development
§ “Increased
efficiency
of
hardware
uTlizaTon
by
over
60%”
§ Moved
from
VMware
and
AWS
§ Hadoop/analyTcs
and
streaming
media
§ “Much
more
cost
effecTve
than
AWS”
and
saved
6
months
versus
DIY
OpenStack

13. To
Build
and
Operate
it
yourself:
• “Trunk”
code
-­‐-­‐
roll
your
own
• Free
or
licensed
soWware
packages
(Ubuntu,
Red
Hat,
MiranTs)
To
“just
use
it”:
• Public
cloud
(Rackspace,
HP)
• Hosted
private
cloud
(Rackspace,
Bluebox)
• “As
a
Service”
in
your
data
center
(Cisco
via
Metacloud
team)
How
to
Get
OpenStack

14. Design,
Engineer
Architect
Plahorm
InstallaTon
24X7
Monitoring
Problem
MiTgaTon
Maintenance
CoordinaTon
Plahorm
Updates
Capacity
Planning

16. Sco$
Sanchez
Director,
Strategy
@sco$sanchez
Niki
Acosta
Cloud
Evangelist
@nikiacosta
DISCUSS.