Easiest to Manage - SUSE...Easiest to Manage A Preview of the Systems Management and Deployment Stack in SUSE® Linux Enterprise 12 Joachim Werner Senior Product Manager, SUSE [email protected]

Easiest to ManageA Preview of the Systems Management andDeployment Stack in SUSE® Linux Enterprise 12

Joachim WernerSenior Product Manager, [email protected]

Thomas GöttlicherSoftware Engineer, [email protected]

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When you buy a car, you usuallylook at the specs:

• How fast does it go?• Horsepower?• What's the acceleration?• Can it comfortably seat a

large family?

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But if you want to get a good deal, you should also look at “TCO”:

• How much is the insurance?• How often do I have to go to the garage?• How hard is it to repair small damage?• How much gas does it consume?

TCO matters!

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30 hours of maintenance for1 hour in the air!

Source: http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2009/07/09/AR2009070903020.html

F22 Fighter Plane

What does this mean forSLE 12 development?

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We are going to tell you ...

Joachim WernerSenior Product Manager

Thomas GöttlicherSoftware Engineer

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Systems Management inSUSE Linux Enterprise 12• Our high-level goals• Deployment and Redeployment

‒ the System Manifest

• Remote Management and Monitoring‒ Nagios/Icinga‒ OpenLMI

• Local Management‒ Installer‒ YaST‒ Network Management

• Showtime!

High Level Goals

SUSE Linux Enterprise 12 is going to have great specs!

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SUSE® Linux Enterprise 12 Made for Cloud

The Most Interoperable OS

Best ManagedContinuouslyRunning Systems

But we are not only looking into what SUSE Linux Enterprise can do for you ...

We are also going to improve how you can use it!

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SUSE® Linux Enterprise 12 Made for Cloud

The Most Interoperable OS

Best ManagedContinuouslyRunning Systems

SLE 12 “Best Managed”vision statement:

SLE 12 should be the Operating System that is most easy to manage, both from remote and locally, in the cloud, in datacenters, and when used as a standalone server (e.g. in branch offices).

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Goals for SUSE Linux Enterprise 12

• Make it easy and efficient to set up SLE• Allow for automation of repetitive tasks• Keep maintenance time low• Make it secure out of the box to lower “insurance cost”• Ship with good default settings, and “batteries

included” where possible

We are not just deliveringan Operating System

We help you manage theOperating System Lifecycle!

How does “Cloud” change the picture?

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Managing the Lifecycle becomesthe critical cost factor:

From “set up once” and “never change a running system” to self service provisioning of short-lived virtual machines ...

From this ...

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✔ Very powerful✔ Extensible✔ A robust workhorse for

the professional

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✗ Large package, even if you only need half of the options

✗ Not optimized for one task, but tries to meet all needs

✗ Design shows its age in some places

✗ Draws a lot of power✗ Not exactly silent

To this:

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✔ Even more powerful✔ Extensible through

external components✔ All components are

optimized to work together

✔ A robust workhorse for the professional

✔ Draws very little power✔ Silent✔ A “black box” that just

works

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✗ Less options✗ Almost no internal

extension ports (you can only add more memory)

✗ Less flexible

As long as you don't need to extend it, the “black box” gives you the better TCO!

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What we want to give you with SUSE Linux Enterprise 12:• The tight integration, small footprint, defined interfaces

and low maintenance cost of the “black box”

• Plus: The tools to build your own boxes, if the default doesn't fit for your purpose!

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From: To:

How do we reach this goal?

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Ultimately it's all about Services!

• Nobody wants to manage systems, configurations etc.• What you want is to deploy and operate services• Services are what end users are paying for• Delivering a service can mean running one or more

servers, instances of one or more software application, other services etc.

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Service Delivery in the Cloud Age

Bare Metal Bare Metal

Hypervisor Hypervisor

Cloud Infrastructure

Application Application

Service Instance

• Deploy hypervisor on bare metal hardware• Deploy cloud infrastructure components• Deploy application instances (workloads) into the cloud• Configure and connect applications to deliver service

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Deployment Options

Image DeploymentImage Deployment Scripted Deployment “Hybrid” Deployment

Image

Contains allsoftware, data,

and basicconfiguration

Configuration

InstallationSystem

Installation &Configuration

Script

Installs andconfigures all

software

Basic Image

Only contains coresoftware commonto most instances

ConfigurationScript

Installs andconfigures the

rest of thesoftware

Manual Installation

InstallationSystem

InteractiveInstaller

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SLE 12 as the best-managed(and manageable) OS in the world

• System Manifests that describe all relevant aspects of the system (packages, configuration, not just what current YaST covers)

• A toolchain around the System Manifest

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The System-Manifest is a description of a Linux system that may be used to:

• Build an image• Install a system• Migrate a system• Modify an existing system, apply deltas• (Back up and) recover a system• Clone a system• Verify system state• Document system state over time; version control

The System Manifest is a“Makefile for Linux instances”

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The System ManifestReliably managing system lifecycles end-to-end

System Manifest (Class)● Package list● Configuration templates● Parameter definitions● Default parameters

VersioningSystem

“CMDB”

Specificparameters

V1

V2

Diff

Backup

Clone/Scale Out

Documentation

System Bringup● Partitioning● Network

Image PackageInstallation Configuration

Repositories

Manifest Instance

System Instance

ImageBuilding

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VersioningSystem

“CMDB”

Specificparameters

V1

V2

Diff

Backup

Clone/Scale Out

Documentation


Image Configuration

Repositories

Manifest Instance

System Instance

ImageBuilding

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VersioningSystem

“CMDB”

Specificparameters

V1

V2

Diff

Backup

Clone/Scale Out

Documentation


Configuration

Repositories

Manifest Instance

System Instance

PackageInstallation

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One ring to rule them all ...

Use Case Examples

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Use Cases for theSystem Manifest Approach

Physical to Virtual (P2V) or Physical to Cloud (P2C) migrations and server consolidation

OS and/or application modernization

Disaster Recovery; (Backup and Restore)

Building and maintaining a “Golden Image” for the datacenter (but desktop/branch office scenarios as well)

Cluster/Scale-out scenarios

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Use Cases for theSystem Manifest Approach (2)

On-boarding the DevOps train

Enforcing compliance, ITIL best practices

… your ideas!

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JeOSify your systems!

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The System Manifest Approach

frees you from having to choose a deployment paradigm upfront (scripted installation vs. image-based deployments)

is the only round-trip-capable approach(it's not a one-way street to the Cloud)

doesn't lock you in

gives you a maximum amount of automation while retaining full control

Remote Management and Monitoring

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http://www.openlmi.org/overview

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Working with IHVs

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Monitoring that “just works”

• Predefined probes for the most important aspects of system health

• Tooling to auto-register systems to a Nagios/Icinga monitoring system

YaST and the Installer

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SUSE Linux Enterprise 12

Local Systems Management – BenefitsBest managed Linux operating system• High grade of Automation• Familiar GUI• Faster learning curve for people new to

SUSE Linux Enterprise from other OSes→ reduced training costs

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SUSE Linux Enterprise 12

Local Systems Management – Approach• YaST = the only integrated Single System

Management solution in the Linux world

• Open and standardized interfaces

• Overhaul of network management framework

YaST Language Improvements

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What is YaST?

• “Yet another Setup Tool”• Installs and configures your

SUSE® Linux Enterprise system• Graphical and text user interfaces• Since 1996• Own language: YCP

‒ YaST Control Language‒ Similar to ANSI C code‒ Robust and stable

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What YCP lacks

• Original YCP developers moved to other projects• No significant improvements

‒ No exception handling‒ Not object oriented‒ No efficient debugging tools‒ Hard to test

• YCP only known by YaST developers

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What we want to achieve

• Ease contributions• Ease debugging• More test coverage• Use of third party libraries

➔ No custom language

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Why ruby?

• Flexible script language• 100% object oriented• Test frameworks available• SUSE has a lot of ruby knowledge

‒ WebYaST, SUSE Studio, SLMS

• Share code with other products

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Approach

• Large code base ‒ 600 000 lines of YCP ‒ 4000 YCP files

• Manual rewrite seems impossible

• Automatic translation‒ ycpc -x creates XML representing YCP code‒ y2r translates statements to ruby syntax

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Result

• YaST contains no YCP anymore*‒ 96 modules converted to ruby‒ Comments in the code preserved

• Comparable performance and memory foot print• Ready for refactoring• No visible changes to the user

• See: openSUSE 13.1

*) except examples in documentation

The New Installer

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Installer

Manual Installation Automated

Installation

3rd party customized installation

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Installer

• Manual– Improved Workflow– Multiple UI options

• Automated– AutoYaST

● Scripting interface to the YaST-Installer● Powerful XML based definition

• Customized– Write your own modules in Ruby

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What needs to be achieved

• Small footprint (especially for Cloud and high virtualization ratios)

• Installer should not add anything to the workload footprint unless absolutely needed (e.g. no YaST modules installed on minimal system)

• Installer should integrate tightly with other initiatives for easier deployment (System Manifest, work done in SUSE Cloud and SUSE Manager)

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Requirements Highlights

• New• Minimized installed system size

(YaST not needed on the installed system)

• Simplified installation workflow

• System roles

• Early registration to access add-ons and updates

• Keeping• graphical and text-mode UI (with identical functionality)

• remote access, local console, serial line

• low memory footprint (512 MB RAM)

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Project GoalsIntegration with products and technology

• Minimal system to fit to cloud (SLE)

• Integration with Service Management;write/read System Manifests (SLE)

• Integration with SUSE Customer Center (SLE)

• Appliance image deployment (SLE)

• Live installation (openSUSE, SLES, SLED)

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Wicked

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Network Management – Wicked

• VisionCope with increasingly complex configurations

• Target AudienceData Center and End Users

• BenefitNetwork configuration as a serviceSmooth adoption & migration

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What We Want To Achieve

• Goal

‒ Cope with increasingly complex configurations

• Target Audience

‒ Data Center and End Users

• Positioning

‒ Network configuration is a service

• Usability

‒ Make adoption as smooth as possible

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Implementation Decisions

• Client / Server model‒ DBus Service (provided by a daemon)

• Layered architecture‒ providing separate DBus interfaces

• Structured configuration files‒ XML for now

• Stateless (mostly)• Extensible

‒ Server can be extended with scripts

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Snapshot & rollback for full system

• Restore the whole system to a known state that is working

• Reduce upgrade risk• Components

‒ Zypper‒ Btrfs‒ Snapper‒ Grub2 Bootloader integration

Showtime!

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SLE11SP3Bare-Metal

System Manifest Demo

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