OpenNebula TechDay Ede: Status, Roadmap and New Features

OpenNebula TechDay Status, Roadmap & New Features

Ruben S. Montero

Chief Architect OpenNebula Project

OpenNebula TechDays

Ede Netherlands, March 26th 2014

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2/16 OpenNebula TechDays

THANK YOU!!!!


9:00-13:00: Hands-on Workshop

Jaime Melis, Engineer at OpenNebula and C12G Labs

13:00-14:00: Lunch

14:00 – 14:30: Introduction to the TechDays

Rubén S. Montero, Chief Architect at OpenNebula & C12G Labs

14:30 – 15:00: New Features in OpenNebula

Jaime Melis, Engineer at OpenNebula and C12G Labs

15:00 – 15:30 How OpenNebula is being used at BIT.nl.

Stefan Kooman, BIT.nl

15:30 – 15:45: Coffee Break

15:45 – 16:15: OpenNebula Experiences @ SURFsara

Ander Astudillo, Consultant / Scientific developer at SURFSara

16:15 – 16:45: OpenNebula from the SysAdmin Perspective

Toshaan Barvhani, VanTosh

16:45 – 17:30: Open Space


What is OpenNebula?

The Project…


2005

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

• Develop & innovate

• Support the community

• Collaborate

5,000

download/month

2014 2013

Research Project & Grants

The Project Timeline

Large-scale production

deployment: 16,000 VMs

First TechDay!

Company for commercial &

professional support


What is OpenNebula?

The Technology…


2005

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012

TP 1.0 1.2 1.4 2.0 2.2 3.0 3.2 3.4 3.6 3.8

2014 2013

4.0 4.2 4.4

• Xen & KVM

• Cloudbursting

• CLI & API

• EC2 and EBS API

• OGF OCCI

• Context for VMs

• Image repository

• VMware

• Clustering

• Accounting & quota

• Sunstone

• High Availability

• Failover solutions

• Groups & ACLs

• Certificate authentication

• VLAN, multiple zones & VDCs

• Self-service portal

• Scheduler

• Multiple datastores

• Marketplace

• New Sunstone

• Vertical elasticity

• Programmable actions

• Multi-VM applications

• Horizontal elasticity

• Cloud application insight

The Technology Timeline


What is OpenNebula?

The Community…


5.5K

7K

32K

58K

2005

2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 2014 2013

• 1,400 registered users at mailing list

• 650 registered users at development portal

• 100 contributors

The Community Timeline

712K

1.200K

Site Visits

Mails Downloads


What is OpenNebula?

Services


OpenNebula Vision

Enterprise Clouds as an Evolution of

Datacenter Virtualization


OpenNebula Vision

It must be Simple!


OpenNebula Vision

Simple for Sys Admins.

• Do not hide the complexity

• Easy to inspect, understand and adapt

• Ease task automation

• Be prepared for different application types

• Just enough components and simple protocols

• Simplicity is the path to scale!


OpenNebula Vision

Simple for Users

• Single-click provision, manage and access to virtual servers

• Just enough details of the underlying chaos


OpenNebula RoadMap

• Simple import of VMs images & Marketplace

• Easy manage multiple locations

• Simplify provision model (VDC, views)

• Simplify Management Interface

• Virtual Networking (IP management)

• Image (resizing, clone across datastores…)

• VM management (cold attach, simple instantiation…)

4.6

4.8


02 – 04 Dec 2014, BERLIN

OpenNebula TECHDAYS

• Ede, The Netherlands , 26 March 2014, with bit.nl

• Boca Raton, Florida, 19 June 2014, with TransUnion

• Fremont, California, 24 June 2014, with Hyve Solutions

Federation in OpenNebula

OpenNebula TechDays




Federation of OpenNebula Clouds

• Access multiple zones

• Medium coupling between zones

• Tolerate big latencies

• Keep as much local as we can to minimize global ID’s

• Federation of user identities


Federation of OpenNebula Clouds

XML-RPC API

VM

Master Zone

Sunstone

XML-RPC API

VM

Sunstone

Slave Zone

API Calls forwarded

to the target zone

User, Group, Zone

and ACL table

replication (DB).

onegate

VM Gate to OpenNebula

OpenNebula TechDays




onegate: VM Gate to OpenNebula

• Push information into OpenNebula from the VM

• Use it for VM specific metrics (elasticity rules)

• Use it to provide VM specific information

onegate - REST

Hypervisor

VM

• Token are generated per VM and push it through context

• VM End-point setup https://onegate/vm/<vmid>

• Authentication is based on preshared token