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Stackato and Lessons Learned With Cloud Foundry CF Summit, June 2014 Jeffrey Hobbs CTO, ActiveState Software

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Presentation by ActiveState CTO Jeff Hobbs at the Cloud Foundry (CF Summit 2014)

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Stackato and Lessons Learned With Cloud Foundry

CF Summit, June 2014

Jeffrey Hobbs CTO, ActiveState Software

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About ActiveState

• Established 1997 • 2M+ developers, 97% of Fortune 1000 rely on ActiveState

• Deep knowledge breadth across programming languages and development

• Best-of-breed, highly scalable, minimal implementation requirements

• Founding Gold Member of Cloud Foundry foundation

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Industry Recognition

•  Gartner  Research  2013  “Cool  Vendor  in  PaaS”  

•  Gartner  Research  2013  On-­‐Premise  App  Pla9orm  Magic  Quadrant  “Visionary”  

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What is Stackato?

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The Path to Stackato

2011 2012 2013

CF Announced April

Stackato PDP June

Stackato Beta November

Stackato 1.0 February

Stackato 2.0 July

Multipaas Stackato 2.10 April

Stackato 3.0 December

Micro Cloud

Buildpacks Centralized Logging

Linux Containers

Router-NG

2014

Stackato 3.2 March

CF v2 Docker

2D Zone Mgmt App Auto-Scaling App SSO

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“Forking” Cloud Foundry v1

• Support for cron • Management console • Persistent file system service • Logyard • Kato (centralized cluster management) • Harbor (ports as a service) • AOK (replaces UAA) • Oracle DB provisioner

• Linux Containers • Groups • Enhanced RBAC • Buildpacks • Router2g • Stackato client • Komodo integration • ssh & dbshell application access • Staging & Runtime Hooks

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Stackato & Cloud Foundry v1 -> v2

6 Months

3000+ changes

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Stackato 3 Architecture

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Playing Catch Up

• Totally revamped CF v2 codebase • Even though mostly Ruby, Rails was swapped for Sinatra

• Completely new CF v2 API • Client needed to maintain CF v1 support

• New Orgs and Spaces (replacing our existing Groups)

• Containers now standard

• Go components entering into core CF

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Merging Changes

• We merge core CF with every Stackato release cycle (quarterly) • Merges now take about 2 person weeks

• Make sure the tests are passing … before and after!

• Value add pieces are merged over new changes, new features must be evaluated

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Adding Value for Managers

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Adding Value for Admins

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Adding Value for Developers

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Where Next?

• Workload portability • Interoperability

• CF and otherwise

• Leverage the best of open source

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Open Source CF Related Contributions

• https://github.com/ActiveState/ • stackato command line and JS client code

• CF v2 services connector

• Persistent filesystem service, elasticsearch and other services

• AOK (Ruby UAA replacement), with updates to OmniAuth • PRs to core code

• Various buildpacks

• Related non-core tools

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Stackato & Cloud Foundry Summarized

• Stackato v3 based on Cloud Foundry v2 • Merges to CF core occur with every release cycle

• Cloud Foundry provides an excellent base to work with • Composable elements, message passing, distributed system

• CF v2 API compatible • Value add … it’s good, as long as you don’t break anything!

• Committed to using the best of open source

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Dogfooding

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Customer Happiness “There is no reason why as an IT organization, you should get in the way of the success of product…It comes down to being able to deploy code and keeping the infrastructure up. That’s fundamental to what our PaaS does.” Chris Turra, Web Operations Engineer, Mozilla

“Instead of quickly developing apps and then running into the brick wall of IT backlogs, [with Stackato], developers can literally run with their apps straight to the cloud. Easily, safely, and quickly.” Dale McCrory, Principal Product Manager, ExactTarget

“With Stackato, we maximize ‘Joyful Dev’ by automating as much of the ‘Frustrating Ops’ as possible.”

Stackato use cases: •  Java mobile apps with

over 25,000 users •  Internal HR app with

1M requests per day

Mobile Device Leader

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Talented, creative people, developing innovative and cutting-edge solutions one line of code at a time. We value honesty, respect, teamwork, learning, originality, drive, and fun! Based in beautiful Vancouver, British Columbia, we contribute to cutting-edge projects that make a difference and push the bleeding edge forward. Like to know more? Speak to us now!

Ac·ti·va·tors [ak-tuh-vey-tors]:

www.activestate.com/careers

•  DevOps Engineers •  Systems Engineers •  Support Engineers •  Sales Engineers •  Technology Evangelists

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Thank You!

Come see us at our table for more info

Free to try at activestate.com/stackato