Build your Software Defined Datacenter in a click
- 1. Software Defined Data Center in a Click Michele Naldini Solution Architect [email protected]
- 2. 2 IT OPERATIONS BEARS THE BURDEN LINE OF BUSINESS DEVELOPERS IT OPERATIONS CEO
- 3. 3 MODERN APPS & IAAS ENABLE THE DIGITAL BUSINESS Streamlined and automated Elastic and scalable Agile and responsive Utility-like Orchestration Massive, fault-tolerant infrastructure Rapid deployment Managed, policy driven & always on
- 4. WHY THIS EVOLUTION? Existing infrastructure is not designed to cope with the demand Too many service requests Scaling UP no longer works. Software Defined and Scale Out approach is a MUST! Data is too large; often unstructured Traditional capabilities are being exhausted No one has more budget, but all have more to do More client devices coming online Bring your own device (BYOD) generation is here Keeping the lights on means no time to innovate 4
- 5. 5 Openstack Infrastructure as a Service Powers Digital BusinessEasily scale outModularityOpen Source Self Service
- 7. 7 UPSTREAM RED HAT LEADERSHIP TOP CONTRIBUTOR TO PIKE RELEASE CONTRIBUTION TO MANY PROJECTS, NOT JUST A FEW Commits by company Red Hat commits by project http://stackalytics.com/?release=pike&company=red%20hat 17%
- 8. PROJECT TO PRODUCT Software is put through rigorous packaging process Software is Allows us to stand behind our certified and global 24x7 support services Hardened Bug-fixed Patched Reviewed MAKING OPENSTACK ENTERPRISE-READY Tested extensively in various load-bearing scenarios Certified to function at an enterprise production level 8
- 9. 9 THE IMPORTANCE OF INTEGRATION WITH LINUX These services run on top of a Linux distribution with a complex set of user space integration dependencies A typical OpenStack cloud is made up of at least 10 core services + plugins to interact with 3rd party systems OpenStack cannot be productized as a stand alone layer A supported, stable platform requires integration and testing of each of the components “If your Windows virtual machine hosted by a KVM hypervisor running on an IBM blade, connecting to an EMC storage array through an Emulex HBA has issues with storage corruption, who do you call? ” Windows Windows WindowsLinuxLinux SUPPORTED GUESTS OpenStack RHEL + KVM Ceph OVS Storage Network SERVERS
- 10. 10 LARGEST CERTIFIED PARTNER ECOSYSTEM OEMs, IHVs, ISVs System Integrators Channel Partners Cloud Service Providers Managed Service Providers 400+ members 900+ certified solutions since launch in April 2013 in partner Marketplace compute servers 4000+ RHEL certified
- 11. 11 RED HAT OPENSTACK PLATFORM VIRTUAL GUEST SUPPORT Red Hat Enterprise Linux 3 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 4 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 5 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 Red Hat Enterprise Linux Atomic Host SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 10 SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 11 SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 Windows 72 Windows 82 Windows 8.12 Windows 102 Microsoft SVVP Certified Windows Server 20082 Windows Server 2008 R21 Windows Server 20121 Windows Server 2012 R21 *32 and 64 but for all versions of RHEL *32 and 64 bit for all versions1 64 bit only 2 32 and 64 bit
- 12. 12 RED HAT OPENSTACK PLATFORM DIRECTOR OPENSTACK ORCHESTRATION PLANNING DEPLOYMENT OPERATIONS Network topology Service parameters Resource capacity Deployment orchestration Service configuration Sanity checks Updates and upgrades Scaling up and down Change management
- 13. 13 THE BENEFITS OF RED HAT OPENSTACK PLATFORM Red Hat Enterprise Linux Red Hat CloudForms Red Hat Ceph Enterprise hardened, production-ready code Co-engineered with Red Hat Enterprise Linux Integrated deployment, orchestration, and management tools Operational, lifecycle and analytics tool Foundation for private or public cloud and NFV World’s largest OpenStack partner ecosystem Global, production-level support, training, certification, and professional services Integrated with a trusted and proven solution stack: OpenShift by Red Hat (PaaS) Red Hat Virtualization
- 14. 14 We Know Openstack is POWERFUL … We Need To Use It In an EFFECTIVE Way Automated Workloads Build Scalable Services Control
- 15. CONFIGURATION MANAGEMENT CONTAINER PLATFORM VIRTUALIZATION PRIVATE CLOUD PUBLIC CLOUD VMware Microsoft Hyper-V Amazon Web Services Microsoft Azure Google Cloud Platform Service Automation Policy & Compliance Operational Visibility Unified Hybrid Management Red Hat Cloudforms 15
- 16. 1 6 CLOUDFORMS FEATURES AGENTLESS ANSIBLE AUTOMATION MULTI-TENANCY AND RBAC FEDERATED GLOBAL DEPLOYMENTS VIRTUAL APPLIANCECONTINUOUS DISCOVERY EASY INSTALL, EASY MAINTENANCE SIMPLE, POWERFUL, AGENTLESS SEGMENT USER ACCESS, FINE GRAINED ACCESS CONTROL HIGHLY SCALABLE, HIGHLY AVAILABLE MULTI-REGION DEPLOYMENTS BROWN-FIELD MANAGEMENT, INTEROPERATES WITH OTHER MGMT EASY DEPLOYMENT 16
- 17. RED HAT CLOUDFORMS VISIBILITY AND ANALYTICS COMPLIANCE AND GOVERNANCE INTEGRATION AND COMPOSABILITY UNIFIED MANAGEMENT AND OPERATIONS COMPLETE LIFE-CYCLE MANAGEMENT 17
- 18. OPERATIONAL VISIBILITY AND ANALYTICS IN-DEPTH ITEM ANALYSIS (SMART STATE) ANALYTICSMONITORING AND TRACKING RELATIONSHIP VIEW CONTINUOUS DISCOVERY 18
- 19. COMPLIANCE AND GOVERNANCE POLICY ENFORCEMENT AUTOMATED REMEDIATION PERVASIVE TAGGING ALERTING 19
- 20. UNIFIED MANAGEMENT AND OPERATIONS PLANNING AND OPTIMIZATION SHOWBACK/ CHARGEBACK USER INTERFACE OPERATIONS REPORTING 20
- 21. SELF-SERVICE WITH COMPLETE LIFECYCLE MANAGEMENT SELF-SERVICE PORTAL PROVISIONING AND CONFIGURATION DELEGATED OPERATIONS RETIREMENT OPERATIONAL MANAGEMENT 21
- 22. ANSIBLE INSIDE Ansible Automation baked Inside of CloudForms ● Out-of-the Box - Only CloudForms subscription required ● Re-use - Take existing playbooks and run ● Extensible and Easy Use Cases ● Playbooks as a Service ● Playbooks as Policy Action ● Playbooks as Alert Action VM Powers On - Is Database Server - Connect extra Disk Event - Condition - Playbook Software Scan - Is Vulnerable - Update Software Out of Disk Space - Expand Disk Alert - Playbook 22
- 23. DEMO + USE CASES
- 24. Business Goals 1. Innovate faster that competition 2. Deliver more Value Added Services Data Center as a Service1 Dev Goals 1. Focus on Coding not on Infra 2. Start Develop Now 3. Test many times without constraint Infra Goals 1. Quick Fully automated setup 2. Reusable and Idempotent 3. Multi Tenancy 4. Control and compliance 24
- 25. 25 CONTROL & COMPLIANCE BUT NOT LIKE THIS …. https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/1/16/Umarells.jpg
- 26. Developer VMs Request OK/KO Flavor: <= Tiny/Small Auto Approved Flavor: > Tiny/Small Required Manager Approval 3-tier Request Required Manager Approval OK/KO Cloudforms Service Request Workflow 26
- 27. Business Goals 1. Accommodate Business Cycle 2. Grant service quality a. Availability b. Performances c. SLA/KPI 2 Infra Goals 1. Scale Out/Down” Services and Infrastructure accordingly to predefined metrics 2. Avoid manual configurations Elastic Auto Scaling 27
- 28. Business Goals 1. Grant resources availability for new and existing services 2. Predict “bottleneck” = forecast accuracy 3 Infra Goals 1. Collect usage information across providers 2. Predict bottleneck 3. Doing it frictionless Planning & Reporting 28
- 29. RED HAT CEPH STORAGE Standard De Facto Storage Solution for Openstack
- 30. 30 Openstack needs Storage IaaS+ IaaS TELEMETRY ORCHESTRATION CEILOMETER SAHARA HEAT DATA PROCESSING COMPUTE NOVA NETWORKING NEUTRON IRONICCINDER GLANCE SWIFT STORAGE BLOCK IMAGE OBJECT BARE-METAL PROVISIONING HORIZON TRIPLEO DASHBOARD SHARED SERVICES IDENTITY KEYSTONE DIRECTOR DEPLOYMENT and MANAGEMENT MANILA SHARED FILESYSTEM
- 31. 31 Openstack without Ceph GLANCE OBJECT NOVA CINDER MANILA GLANCE FILESTORE SWIFT RINGS SERVER SAS / SATA DISKS BLOCK STORAGE ARRAY NFS STORAGE
- 32. 32 GLANCE OBJECT NOVA CINDER MANILA FILE SHARE CEPHFS STORE / RETRIEVE HTTP REST BLOCK IO BLOCK IO FILE IO BLOCK STORAGE LIBRBD BOOT IMAGE LIBRBD SWIFT/S3 OBJECT RADOSGW INSTANCE IMAGE LIBRBD KEYSTONE AUTH SWIFT/S3 OBJECT RADOSGW Openstack with Ceph: Block, Object and File STORE INSTANCE IMAGES IN BLOCK DEVICES S3/SWIFT OBJECT STORAGE FOR REST API ACCESS MITIGATE BOOT STORM RISK WITH STORAGE EFFICIENCY HIGH PERFORMANCE PERSISTENT STORAGE POSIX FILE SHARING SERVICES WITH CEPHFS
- 33. 33 Openstack: best integration with Ceph According to latest annual survey done by Openstack Foundation to Openstack users: Ceph is most used storage for Openstack in production: 48% compared against next proprietary solution with 10% https://www.openstack.org/assets/s urvey/April2017SurveyReport.pdf
- 34. 34 Red Hat Ceph Storage 3 is here! https://www.redhat.com/en/about/press-releases/red-hat-ceph-storage-3-broadens-reach-enterprise-workloads Check out our press release 1. OpenStack customers fully exploit the scale of the platform through a unified software defined storage platform (Cephfs fully supported) 2. Enabling Windows and VMWare customers to leverage modern, elastic storage without the expense and pain of moving the applications off their existing compute environments (Iscsi) 3. Deploying storage in containers for simplified operations, smaller hardware footprint, and cost savings 4. Improving usability and automation, including - new intuitive, graphical dashboards
- 35. How to ? https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2017/11/02/build-software-defined-data-center-red-hat-cloudforms-openstack-2/ https://developers.redhat.com/blog/2017/11/02/build-software-defined-data-center-red-hat-cloudforms-openstack/ Check out the Red Hat Developers Blog QUESTIONS ? [email protected] 35