SUSE OpenStack CloudEnabling your Software-Defined Data CenterSUSE Expert Days

Michał Jura

Linux HA/Cloud Developer

SUSE Linux GmbH

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The Journey to the SDDCPhysical to Virtual to Cloud

One application per server

One application per VM on shared server

Workloads resources from shared poolsAgile, orchestrated, on-demand, elastic, SDDC

Physical Industry Standard

hardwareVirtualized

Hardware abstraction

One App

OS

Hypervisor

App AApp B

App C

Private CloudPools of resource

App AApp B

App C

OpenStack Cloud Software and APIs

App Z

Compute resources

Storage resources

Networking resources

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Compute resources

Storage resources

Networking resources

OpenStack Delivers the Software Defined Data Center

OpenStack private cloud architecture

Applications and workloads

OpenStack cloud software/ APIsOPENSTACKDASHBOARD

Physical Infrastructure

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Why OpenStack?

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Project History

• Provide components for Infrastructure-as-a-Service

• Started by Rackspace and NASA in July 2010

• Currently used for example by CERN

• Today: more than 550 companies involved in the OpenStack ecosystem (including SUSE)

• Eleven releases so far (Austin, Bexar, Cactus, Diablo, Essex, Folsom, Grizzly, Havana, Icehouse, Juno, Kilo)

• Current release: Liberty

• Under development: Mitaka

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How is SUSE Participating?

Platinum Member Alan Clarkfirst Chairman of the Board

TechnicalContributions

Promotion in openSUSE Community

OpenStack Distribution

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Reclaim budget to focus on innovation not maintenance

Optimize utilization Lower OS costsReduce management time and effort

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EFFICIENCY

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SUSE OpenStack Cloud 6

● Based on OpenStack Liberty– Heat (orchestration, automation)

– Ceilometer (metering, measuring)

– Trove (DataBase as a Service)

– Manila (FileSystem as a Service)

● Features– Baremetal install via Crowbar of nodes

– Mixed hypervisor support: different hypervisors in the same cloud

● KVM / Qemu

● Xen

● Docker

● VMware

● Hyper-V

● zVm

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Bring Your Own Hypervisor for Investment Protection and Value

Deployment UI

Admin Server

SUSE Linux

Chef Server

Crowbar

Software mirror

DHCP/TFTP

HA Cluster

Control Node

SUSE Linux

Database

Message queue

Identity

Image store

Cinder

Neutron

Dashboard

Scheduler

Other

Hyper-V

OpenStack compute

z/VM

OpenStack compute

SUSE Linux

OpenStack compute +

VMware Proxy

SUSE Linux

KVM/XEN/Docker

OpenStack compute

Cloud UI

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SUSE OpenStack Cloud 6

● Platform for High Availability– HA for OpenStack controller nodes

– HA for OpenStack compute nodes

● Full support for Ceph– Glance Image Store

– Cinder Block Storage

– Nova Compute

● Mixed enterprise vendor integration – Cisco, Cisco UCS, EMC, Fujitsu, NetApp, IBM, VMware

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Automatic High-Availability DeploymentBecause Downtime is Not an Option

OpenStack Controller HA

Node 1 Node 2 Node 3

PACEMAKER

COROSYNC

Services Cluster

SUSE Linux

KVM or Xen

OpenStack compute

PACEMAKER REMOTE

SUSE Linux

KVM or Xen

OpenStack compute

PACEMAKER REMOTE

SUSE Linux

KVM or Xen

OpenStack compute

PACEMAKER REMOTE

SUSE Linux

KVM or Xen

OpenStack compute

PACEMAKER REMOTE

Keep my workload running

Keep my cloud running

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Pain-Free Foundation forYour Software Defined Data Center

SUSE OpenStack Cloud gives you:

Business oriented release cycle & longer

supportThe best

interoperability

Non-disruptive upgrades

Leading support for the entire

OpenStack cloud platform

The widest hypervisor

support

Fast & easy setup and

management

Rock-solid reliability

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DaysHours

Parameters

Components

7471

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SUSE Crowbar Admin Server

Admin Node Cloud Node

Status (post)

PXE Boot

Run List

Config

State Machine

Software Mirror

DHCP/TFTP

Crowbar Chef Server

Apps Apps

Network Config

Network Config

SUSE LinuxEnterprise Server

Hardware Config(via image discovery)

Chef Client

Chef Client

Chef Client

AutoYAST

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Rule the Stack Competition

Three times in a row !!!

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Data

Runtime

Middleware

OS

Virtual Machine

Servers

Storage

Networking

Applications

Data

Runtime

Middleware

OS

Virtual Machine

Servers

Storage

Networking

Applications

Data

Runtime

Middleware

OS

Virtual Machine

Servers

Storage

Networking

Applications

Infrastructure (IaaS) Platform (PaaS) Software (SaaS)

IT

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Hypervisor HypervisorHypervisor

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Your Cloud definition

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Cloud Foundry

● Platform as a Service● OpenStack provides a base for Cloud Foundry● SUSE and SAP collaborate on the BOSH OpenStack CPI Project● Application deployment, lifecycle management, scaling...

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Adding Value to your Data Center with SUSE OpenStack Cloud

Compute resources

Storage resources

Networking resources

OpenStack Cloud Software and APIs

DevOps for new web applications

Production environment for new

app deployment

Easy Integration with Existing Data Center

Deliver next level of data center

efficiency

Data security, compliance & control

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Your Software Defined Data Center Built with SUSE OpenStack Cloud

Best value,InvestmentProtection

Fast and EasyTo Deploy

and Manage

Robust and Production

Ready

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