OpenStack - The 10th ReleaseMarketing Meeting

October 2, 2014

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OpenStack Cloud Platform

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With its 10th release, OpenStack supports the widest set of

technologies, enabling new use cases across finance,

manufacturing, technology and many industries.

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10th Release of OpenStack – Key Themes

Enterprise Maturity

Networking Advances

• Most widely-supported cloud platform, expanded testing for plugins

• Storage policies• Federated identity enhancements• Operational improvements• OpenStack infrastructure natural

home for implementing NFV • NFV workgroup established, new

features landing in Nova• Neutron parity with Nova

Network

New Data Processing &

Container Support

• New Data Processing capability part of integrated release. Supports Hadoop and Spark

• Improved Docker support via Compute driver in StackForge

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Key Themes Across the CommunityVoice of the user & operator continues to shape software

• Operator meetups continue to drive valuable feedback. Many operational enhancements and thousands of bug fixes accepted.

• Users spanning enterprise and various verticals bringing new requirements, including NFV, Win The Enterprise and End User working group efforts

Path for adoption expanded

• One size does not fit all: that’s why OpenStack is still the right choice for many. Helping simplify options for users.

• Added Hosted Private Cloud to Marketplace

New active consumption model

• Mix and match technology options in every datacenter

• Release early and often, continuously to production

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Key Stats

• Still gathering majority of stats for the release cycle, but early indicators:

• ~310 blueprints completed

• ~3,200 bugs fixed (10% increase)

• Overall, more focus on maturity, hardening and stability than adding net new features

• Bitergia working on their report for the release, will distribute to the marketing community list as soon as available!

• Also finalizing number of plugins / drivers in trunk

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New Features by Category

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Compute

Network Functions Virtualization• Subteam formed in Atlanta• Multiple use cases split out (9)

Operational Updates• Improvements for rescue mode: boot from alternate

image and attach all local disks• Improve nova-network code to allow per-network

settings

Other updates• Ironic driver added• Rolling upgrade improvements• Scheduling updates to support scheduling services and

extensibility• Internationalization updates

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Storage

Object Storage• Storage policies: major update, allows flexibility to

use different types of storage devices, replication settings

• Ongoing work on erasure coding, potentially coming in Kilo

• New features: • Keystone v3 support • Account to account copy

Block Storage• Cinder v2 API in Nova• Several new storage technologies support and

improved testing of third-party storage systems• Project maturing, consistent contributors building out

core functionality

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Networking

nova-network to Neutron Migration Path• Initial path for eventual deprecation • Back-end plug-in enabled

NFV Work• Support for IPv6 networking• Third-party driver testing ensures consistency and

reliability across network implementations• Focus on Compute during Juno release cycle, but

updates for Networking coming too

L3 High Availability• Networking layer now allows a distributed operational

mode

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Shared Services

• Identity service: Federated authentication improvements

• Orchestration: Rollback on failed deployment, delegation improvements for non-admin users

• Telemetry: Efficiency improvements; increase in performance

• Dashboard: Data Processing integration, RBAC support for Block Storage and Images

• Data Processing: Faster ability to scale based on custom parameters, support for additional drivers (e.g., Spark), Neutron support, Big data contributors

• Image Service: Image service expanding to broader artifact catalog service

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Kilo and Beyond

Kilo is expected to be released April 30, 2015. New capabilities integrated in the Kilo release:

• Bare Metal (Ironic); note that the Compute driver is available in the Juno release

Additional projects being incubated, expected to land in late 2015 and beyond:

• Manila (shared file system)

• Zaqar (queue service)

• Designate (DNS service)

• Barbican (key management)

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Key Dates & Housekeeping

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Key Dates• Nov 2: Board Meeting• Nov 3-5: Main Conference & Expo at Le Palais des

Congrès• Nov 3: Analyst Session Breakout• Nov 4-7: Design Summit at Le Méridien• Nov 3 & 6: Ops Summit at Le Méridien and Hyatt

OpenStack.org/Summit• Hotel room blocks at Hyatt and Le Méridien (selling out)• Registration deadline – October 24th• Agenda live –

https://openstacksummitnovember2014paris.sched.org

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Themes• Enterprise adoption and case studies• App developers & applications running on OpenStack• Telco adoption and strategies, including NFV• Data sovereignty and privacy• Maturing ecosystem, continuing the Marketplace

(Marché)

Programs• Changing keynote format, more room for user stories, in-

depth topical issues and government/industry experts• Expanding Ops Summit, more days and sessions• Continuing related OSS project design & working session• Coordinating with OW2 & OWF for open source week

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BMWCERN

ComcasteBayBBVA

BloombergOrange

Time Warner CableSymantec

NTT DocomoTapjoy

Best Buy

Example Users Speaking at OpenStack Summit Paris

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Key Dates & TimelineGartner Symposium (booth, VIP breakfast presentation)

October 6 - 9

Telco World Forum October 7

LinuxCon / CloudOpen Europe October 13-15

FutureComm October 13-15

10th Software Release October 16

Board Meeting – DefCore Discussion October 20

OpenStack Summit & Analyst Session November 3-7

Superuser Award Winners November 3

USINEX LISA November 9-13

Gartner Data Center Conference December 2-5

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‣ Publication soft launched in May; steadily growing readership, contributors and content

‣ Now that we have solid base of content and feedback, starting to promote and drive more traffic to the site

‣ First Superuser Awards to be given at the Paris Summit

‣ superuser.openstack.org

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