Why Open Application Platforms Matter to Enterprise Developers (Cloud Foundry Summit 2014)
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Keynoted delivered by Manav Mishra, Director of Product, HP Helion. Today, enterprise developers need the ability to easily develop and deploy applications across different types of cloud deployments, in a framework of their choice. Sounds simple. However, in today's world developers need to understand the entire cloud underpinning, and enterprise applications require open and flexible architectures that deliver consistent access to infrastructure and highly available services. Join Manav Mishra, Director, Product, HP Cloud, for an engaging discussion on HP’s strategy and innovation around HP Helion, the role of Cloud Foundry and OpenStack® and why it matters to today's enterprise developers.
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© Copyright 2013 Hewlett-Packard Development Company, L.P. The information contained herein is subject to change without notice.
Why open platforms matters to enterprise developers?Manav MishraDirector, HP [email protected]
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Enterprise Challenges
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One of everything
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Vendor Lock in
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Open Source Platforms
Drivers Concerns
Cost savings
Open standards
No vendor lock-in
Portability
Flexibility
Lack of support
Security
Ecosystem
Integration
Maturity
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Value is in the Applications
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Developer Challenges
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Developers should be writing code
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Developers want more abstraction
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Right tool for the job
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PaaS Still Needs Infrastructure
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Compute Networking Storage
Standard Hardware
OPENSTACKCLOUD OPERATING SYSTEM
OpenStack Shared Services
Your Applications
OpenStack Dashboard
APIs
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OpenStack® Momentum
2014115k commits
2,130 contributors
4,500 attend summit
2010Rackspace & NASA start OpenStack
2012HP Founding member of OpenStack Foundation
2013910 contributors, 20k commitsDoubled Community Growth
2011 OpenStack Summit has 600 attendees
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HP #1 in OpenStack Juno contributions
OpenStack Project runs on HP Public Cloud
Half the Product Technical Leads
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HP Helion OpenStack
HP Helion Development Platform
Developer Tools
SDK PortalCLI
Application Services
DBaaS Messaging
Languages
Samples Caching …
Java PHP Node.js Python Ruby ….
Services
Marketplace
Compute Networking Storage
Standard Hardware
OPENSTACKCLOUD OPERATING SYSTEM
OpenStack Shared Services
OpenStack Dashboard
APIs
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Keystone
Identity
Trove
DBaaS
Horizon
Management
Marconi
MSGaaS
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@hphelioncloud@manavm
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