OpenStack Pike Marketing Community Preview August
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slide1. OpenStack Pike Marketing Community Preview August 2017<br>
slide2. Market Trends Multi-cloud, private cloud reemerges, edge computing Pike Release Modularity, composability, manageability Pike Launch Timeline Release assets and announcement, what’s coming next Agenda<br>
slide3. Market Trends<br>
slide4. Market Trends Multi-cloud, especially the resurgence of the private cloud market
Public cloud market evolution
Private cloud-as-a-service (easier to consume)
Edge computing
Cross-community collaboration<br>
slide5. OpenStack Differentiators Flexibility & choice
Guard against vendor lock-in, which a growing concern for enterprises going to cloud
Modular framework with support for the most backend technologies
Open source APIs
Broad ecosystem for supply chain leverage
No licensing requirements or fees
True cloud experience; continuous innovation
Cost effective approach<br>
slide6. There are more than 25 OpenStack public cloud providers around the world with 60 data centers across US, Asia, Europe, South America and Australia
Primary business drivers for OpenStack public cloud providers are data sovereignty, vertical industry requirements and hybrid solutions
OVH is only the latest player to expand its OpenStack public cloud footprint. Recently, Swedish provider City Network added a region in Dubai, Telefonica added regions in Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Chile and Peru and Fujitsu announced it has 16 OpenStack public cloud availability zones around the world
Boston Summit Interop Challenge: Open Telekom Cloud and Vexxhost did the challenge directly on in-production public clouds Public Cloud Momentum<br>
slide7. Private Cloud-as-a-Service OpenStack private clouds are easier to consume than ever
Delivers public cloud experience behind the firewall; on premises or in service provider datacenter
Operations, upgrades, etc. managed by the service provider; requires smaller teams and fewer infrastructure experts on staff
New “remotely managed” private cloud marketplace launched at the Boston Summit with GE Healthcare as featured user of Rackspace Private Cloud<br>
slide8. Edge Computing & IoT Many telco, retail and manufacturing are pushing OpenStack to run at the network edge
OpenStack’s modular nature means you can select and run minimal services
New landing page: openstack.org/edge-computing
Verizon case study
Summit session videos
OpenDev, September 7-8, San Francisco
collaborative, working event to advance open edge computing
Opportunities to collaborate across open source communities<br>
slide9. Cross-community
collaboration OpenStack’s work with other open source communities continues to grow<br>
slide10. New featured users!<br>
slide11. Pike Release The 16th release of OpenStack<br>
slide12. User Experience & Manageability
Lots of activity around lifecycle management, especially leveraging Kubernetes
Python 3.5 support across OpenStack projects for better performance & consistency
Flexibility & Scale
Advancements for Cells architecture used at service-provider scale
Adoption of etcd
Composability & Modularity
Lots of activity around Ironic and Cinder to support container-only environments
Standalone Cinder service can be used for environments with no VMs
Ironic support for rolling upgrades and greater Neutron integration OpenStack Pike - Key Takeaways<br>
slide13. Major Themes
User Experience & Manageability
Python 3.5 Support
Python 2.7 scheduled for EOL in 2020
OpenStack community taking care of the user by staying ahead of changes; minimizing technical debt
Python 3 performance improvements and features OpenStack Pike<br>
slide14. Major Themes
User Experience & Manageability
Cinder: Revert to snapshot
Users can revert a volume back to the most recent snapshot
Enables users to recover from things like data corruption or reset after running tests
(Expect to see more drivers supported by this feature in Queens!) OpenStack Pike<br>
slide15. Major Themes
User Experience & Manageability
Cinder: Extend volumes while attached
Long-time user request that took a lot of cross-project coordination
Have a long running job, need more capacity without shutting down the virtual machine
Now you can! OpenStack Pike<br>
slide16. Major Themes
User Experience & Manageability
Ironic: Rolling upgrade support
Joins Cinder, Neutron, Nova and Swift
Operators can roll out new code to Ironic services without having to restart
Minimal downtime OpenStack Pike<br>
slide17. Major Themes
User Experience & Manageability
Swift: Support for globally-distributed erasure codes
Even if cross-region network is down, individual regions can still function
Failures in one region can use the remote region to recover
Can recover from failed hardware quicker
Multiple concurrent processes per server, performance improvement OpenStack Pike<br>
slide18. Major Themes
Flexibility & Scale
Cells v2: Supporting all users to scale
Cells v1 was experimental but successful! Used by users like CERN, NeCTAR, eBay, PayPal, Rackspace.
Cells: Solves scheduling issues encountered at scale by letting you group servers
Cells v2: Gives access to all Nova functionalities across the entire set of cells. Easier to deploy; simpler to understand OpenStack Pike<br>
slide19. Major Themes
Flexibility & Scale
etcd: Helping users solve consensus problems when using OpenStack
Technical Committee decided at the Boston Summit (May 2017) that any component can have a direct or indirect dependency on on etcd. OpenStack Pike<br>
slide20. Major Themes
Composability & Modularity
Standalone Cinder
Can now use Cinder as a standalone storage service for vms, bare metal (via Ironic cross-project work), or containers using Docker or Kubernetes OpenStack Pike<br>
slide21. Major Themes
Composability & Modularity
Enhanced Ironic and Neutron integration
Bare metal server can plug into existing Neutron framework for a consistent networking approach
True multi-tenant capabilities OpenStack Pike<br>
slide22. Launch Plan<br>
slide23. OpenStack Pike: August 30th
Press release and landing page at 10am Central Time
openstack.org/software/pike/
Logo
Press release
Release notes and source code Launch Plan - key dates & activities<br>
slide24. What’s Coming Next<br>
slide25. OpenStack Summit Sydney: Early bird ends Sept 8
OpenDev Edge Computing Conference, Sept 7-8, San Francisco
Project Teams Gathering, Sept 11-15, Denver
OpenStack User Survey: October report
Heavy Reading Telco Survey: Usage and technology trends for telcos
Focus on edge computing
OpenStack Summit Vancouver: May 21-25, 2018 Key Activities<br>
slide26. Q&A Thank you for your time openstack openstack OpenStackFoundation<br>
slide2. Market Trends Multi-cloud, private cloud reemerges, edge computing Pike Release Modularity, composability, manageability Pike Launch Timeline Release assets and announcement, what’s coming next Agenda<br>
slide3. Market Trends<br>
slide4. Market Trends Multi-cloud, especially the resurgence of the private cloud market
Public cloud market evolution
Private cloud-as-a-service (easier to consume)
Edge computing
Cross-community collaboration<br>
slide5. OpenStack Differentiators Flexibility & choice
Guard against vendor lock-in, which a growing concern for enterprises going to cloud
Modular framework with support for the most backend technologies
Open source APIs
Broad ecosystem for supply chain leverage
No licensing requirements or fees
True cloud experience; continuous innovation
Cost effective approach<br>
slide6. There are more than 25 OpenStack public cloud providers around the world with 60 data centers across US, Asia, Europe, South America and Australia
Primary business drivers for OpenStack public cloud providers are data sovereignty, vertical industry requirements and hybrid solutions
OVH is only the latest player to expand its OpenStack public cloud footprint. Recently, Swedish provider City Network added a region in Dubai, Telefonica added regions in Argentina, Brazil, Mexico, Chile and Peru and Fujitsu announced it has 16 OpenStack public cloud availability zones around the world
Boston Summit Interop Challenge: Open Telekom Cloud and Vexxhost did the challenge directly on in-production public clouds Public Cloud Momentum<br>
slide7. Private Cloud-as-a-Service OpenStack private clouds are easier to consume than ever
Delivers public cloud experience behind the firewall; on premises or in service provider datacenter
Operations, upgrades, etc. managed by the service provider; requires smaller teams and fewer infrastructure experts on staff
New “remotely managed” private cloud marketplace launched at the Boston Summit with GE Healthcare as featured user of Rackspace Private Cloud<br>
slide8. Edge Computing & IoT Many telco, retail and manufacturing are pushing OpenStack to run at the network edge
OpenStack’s modular nature means you can select and run minimal services
New landing page: openstack.org/edge-computing
Verizon case study
Summit session videos
OpenDev, September 7-8, San Francisco
collaborative, working event to advance open edge computing
Opportunities to collaborate across open source communities<br>
slide9. Cross-community
collaboration OpenStack’s work with other open source communities continues to grow<br>
slide10. New featured users!<br>
slide11. Pike Release The 16th release of OpenStack<br>
slide12. User Experience & Manageability
Lots of activity around lifecycle management, especially leveraging Kubernetes
Python 3.5 support across OpenStack projects for better performance & consistency
Flexibility & Scale
Advancements for Cells architecture used at service-provider scale
Adoption of etcd
Composability & Modularity
Lots of activity around Ironic and Cinder to support container-only environments
Standalone Cinder service can be used for environments with no VMs
Ironic support for rolling upgrades and greater Neutron integration OpenStack Pike - Key Takeaways<br>
slide13. Major Themes
User Experience & Manageability
Python 3.5 Support
Python 2.7 scheduled for EOL in 2020
OpenStack community taking care of the user by staying ahead of changes; minimizing technical debt
Python 3 performance improvements and features OpenStack Pike<br>
slide14. Major Themes
User Experience & Manageability
Cinder: Revert to snapshot
Users can revert a volume back to the most recent snapshot
Enables users to recover from things like data corruption or reset after running tests
(Expect to see more drivers supported by this feature in Queens!) OpenStack Pike<br>
slide15. Major Themes
User Experience & Manageability
Cinder: Extend volumes while attached
Long-time user request that took a lot of cross-project coordination
Have a long running job, need more capacity without shutting down the virtual machine
Now you can! OpenStack Pike<br>
slide16. Major Themes
User Experience & Manageability
Ironic: Rolling upgrade support
Joins Cinder, Neutron, Nova and Swift
Operators can roll out new code to Ironic services without having to restart
Minimal downtime OpenStack Pike<br>
slide17. Major Themes
User Experience & Manageability
Swift: Support for globally-distributed erasure codes
Even if cross-region network is down, individual regions can still function
Failures in one region can use the remote region to recover
Can recover from failed hardware quicker
Multiple concurrent processes per server, performance improvement OpenStack Pike<br>
slide18. Major Themes
Flexibility & Scale
Cells v2: Supporting all users to scale
Cells v1 was experimental but successful! Used by users like CERN, NeCTAR, eBay, PayPal, Rackspace.
Cells: Solves scheduling issues encountered at scale by letting you group servers
Cells v2: Gives access to all Nova functionalities across the entire set of cells. Easier to deploy; simpler to understand OpenStack Pike<br>
slide19. Major Themes
Flexibility & Scale
etcd: Helping users solve consensus problems when using OpenStack
Technical Committee decided at the Boston Summit (May 2017) that any component can have a direct or indirect dependency on on etcd. OpenStack Pike<br>
slide20. Major Themes
Composability & Modularity
Standalone Cinder
Can now use Cinder as a standalone storage service for vms, bare metal (via Ironic cross-project work), or containers using Docker or Kubernetes OpenStack Pike<br>
slide21. Major Themes
Composability & Modularity
Enhanced Ironic and Neutron integration
Bare metal server can plug into existing Neutron framework for a consistent networking approach
True multi-tenant capabilities OpenStack Pike<br>
slide22. Launch Plan<br>
slide23. OpenStack Pike: August 30th
Press release and landing page at 10am Central Time
openstack.org/software/pike/
Logo
Press release
Release notes and source code Launch Plan - key dates & activities<br>
slide24. What’s Coming Next<br>
slide25. OpenStack Summit Sydney: Early bird ends Sept 8
OpenDev Edge Computing Conference, Sept 7-8, San Francisco
Project Teams Gathering, Sept 11-15, Denver
OpenStack User Survey: October report
Heavy Reading Telco Survey: Usage and technology trends for telcos
Focus on edge computing
OpenStack Summit Vancouver: May 21-25, 2018 Key Activities<br>
slide26. Q&A Thank you for your time openstack openstack OpenStackFoundation<br>