Deltacloud - Abstracting for Freedom

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Deltacloud is an open source project that provides a standardized API for managing and deploying applications across multiple public and private clouds. It aims to abstract differences between clouds and provide tools for multi-cloud management. Deltacloud includes drivers for major cloud providers, a REST API, and the Aeolus Conductor for centralized management of clouds and resources using the Deltacloud API.

Deltacloud: abstracting for freedom Linux.conf.au 2011 Cloud Miniconf Stephen Gordon (sgordon@redhat.com) David Jorm (djorm@redhat.com)

Project goals and history Implementation: Deltacloud Core Implementation: Aeolus Conductor

Introduction: Problem Cloud heterogeneity

Need to deploy workloads to different cloud environments for dev, test, prod

Multi-cloud resource elasticity: cloudbursting under heavy load

Different interface for each cloud, management complexity

Introduction: Principles Free as in freedom

Support choice and design against vendor lock-in

Introduction: Solution Deltacloud provides an API that abstracts the differences between clouds

Aeolus Conductor provides a centralized management and operations environment using deltacloud

Deltacloud Core – Provides: A REST API – simple, any platform access

'Drivers' for all major cloud service providers

Backward compatibility across API versions

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1. Deltacloud: abstracting for freedom Linux.conf.au 2011 Cloud Miniconf Stephen Gordon ([email protected]) David Jorm ([email protected])

2. Contents Introduction

3. Project goals and history Implementation: Deltacloud Core Implementation: Aeolus Conductor

4. Live demonstration

5. Introduction: Problem Cloud heterogeneity

6. Mixture of internal and external clouds

7. Need to deploy workloads to different cloud environments for dev, test, prod

8. Multi-cloud resource elasticity: cloudbursting under heavy load

9. Different interface for each cloud, management complexity

10. Introduction: Principles Free as in freedom

11. Open standards

12. Support choice and design against vendor lock-in

13. Introduction: Solution Deltacloud provides an API that abstracts the differences between clouds

14. Aeolus Conductor provides a centralized management and operations environment using deltacloud

15. Introduction: Components

16. Deltacloud Core – Provides: A REST API – simple, any platform access

17. 'Drivers' for all major cloud service providers

18. Backward compatibility across API versions

19. Deltacloud core – Concepts Hardware profiles

20. Realms

21. Images

22. Instances

23. Instance states

24. Storage

25. Networking

26. Deltacloud core – Compute provider support: Amazon EC2

27. GoGrid

28. OpenNebula

29. Rackspace

30. RHEV-M

31. RimuHosting

32. Terremark

33. vCloud (coming soon!)

34. Eucalyptus (coming soon!)

35. See: http://incubator.apache.org/deltacloud/#providers

36. Deltacloud core – Compute actions: Create new instances

37. Start stopped instances

38. Stop running instances

39. Reboot running instances

40. Destroy instances

41. List/get details about hardware profiles

42. List/get details about realms

43. List/get details about images

44. List/get details about instances

45. Deltacloud core – Storage provider support: Amazon S3

46. Rackspace CloudFiles

47. Microsoft Azure (coming soon!)

48. Google Storage (coming soon!)

49. See http://incubator.apache.org/deltacloud/#providers

50. Deltacloud core - Storage actions: Create new containers

51. Update/delete containers

52. Create new blobs

53. Update/delete blobs

54. Read/write blob attributes

55. Read/write individual blob attributes

56. Aeolus Project Umbrella project for a number of cloud related efforts: Conductor (formerly Deltacloud Aggregator)

57. Oz

58. Image Factory

59. Image Warehouse

60. Audrey http://www.aeolusproject.org/

61. Aeolus Project

62. So how do I get 'it'? Packaged as third party RPMs for Fedora 13/14 and RHEL, expected to be included in release ~Fedora 16.

63. Available as ruby gems for easy installation on other distributions.

64. Available from GIT repositories - use the source Luke! git://git.apache.org/deltacloud.git

65. git://git.fedorahosted.org/git/aeolus/conductor.git

66. Live demonstration Accessing the drivers via HTTP for documentation/testing.

67. Aeolus Conductor basic workflows

68. Red Hat Cloud Engine Deltacloud & Aeolus are the building blocks of Red Hat's forthcoming Cloud Engine product

69. Further Information Websites: http://incubator.apache.org/deltacloud/

70. http://www.aeolusproject.org/ IRC: #aeolus and #deltacloud on FreeNode

71. Mailing lists: [email_address]

72. [email_address]

73. Red Hat is hiring Like the cut of our jib?

74. Want to join our pirate crew?

75. ARRGGHHHHHHHH (See us for more information)

76. We also have ninjas, but you can't see them

77. Questions?

Editor's Notes

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#21: With RHEV for Servers, Red Hat provides a robust virtualization platform optimized to give you the performance, scalability, security and ecosystem you need with a price structure that truly enables pervasive datacenter virtualization. For more information, visit our web page which includes a library of datasheets, feature demos, and a link to a TCO calculator where you can calculate how much RHEV can save you in your datacenter. The address is www.redhat.com/rhev Thank you for your time today, and now I will take any questions.

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