OpenStack in Action 4! Heidi Bretz - State of OpenStack, what's new, the technology and what's coming at a high level
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The document discusses the growth and contributions to the OpenStack cloud management platform, highlighting significant participation from companies and users within a diverse global ecosystem. It emphasizes key benefits of OpenStack for enterprises, such as flexibility, community support, and accelerated time to value. The OpenStack Foundation's focus for 2014 includes interoperability, education, and empowering users to enhance the platform further.
OpenStack in Action 4! Heidi Bretz - State of OpenStack, what's new, the technology and what's coming at a high level
- 1. OpenStack Cloud Management Platform Heidi Bretz Director Business Development, OpenStack Foundation @heidiscoop
- 2. OpenStack Cloud Platform OpenStack Software Tools Services Software 2 Private clouds Public clouds
- 3. Key Themes Across the Community • Enormous Growth in All Parts of the Ecosystem • More Contributions Directly from Users • Documentation, Training & Education • Users tell us what they’re doing 3
- 4. Broad Support and Contribution 269 Companies CUMULATIVE CONTRIBUTORS 1,633 4 Members: 24 Total Sponsors: 48 Total Supporters: 197 Total AVERAGE MONTHLY CONTRIBUTORS 375 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS ECOSYSTEM SIZE (Members + Sponsors + Supporters) Innovative Ecosystem 12,306 TOP 10 Countries 1) 2) 3) 4) 5) PATCHES MERGED 20,000+ Havana Release – Six Months United States China India Great Britain Australia 6) France 7) Russia 8) Canada 9) Ireland 10) Germany
- 5. Foundation members in over 1000 cities 5
- 6. Developers in over 400 cities 6
- 7. Jakarta, Indonesia – July 9 7
- 8. Known deployments in over 200 cities 8
- 9. Developer Interest & Commitment to Platform Average of 357+ unique contributors per month! www.olah.net 9
- 10. High Engagement = Rapid Innovation in M lin 0k of es m1 Fro 10 o2 et cod ree th ars ye
- 12. Platinum & Gold Members Innovative Ecosystem 8 12
- 13. New Gold Members Innovative Ecosystem 13
- 14. Diverse Use Cases User Footprint 14
- 15. Shutterstock Uses OpenStack User Footprint Challenges: low latency, workflow, culture Goals: resilient, dev centric, api driven OpenStack Benefits: incredible community support, building against an api, everyone can read code/power of open source, allows for systems and integrations with persistent as well as ephemeral data 15 “…A lot of the needs that we have are solved by OpenStack that provides us an environment that we can create a superuseable cloud for developers but at the same point help us alleviate certain constraints that come from having an application that’s been around since pre-cloud days.” Chris Fisher, VP of Technical Operations, Shutterstock
- 16. Concur Uses OpenStack User Footprint Private cloud run by OpenStack through Object Storage offering OpenStack Benefits: Cost savings at scale, balanced performance, transparency/open code, global clusters built in – disaster tolerance 16 Dan Wilson, Sr. Manager, Global Infrastructure Architecture, Concur
- 17. PayPal Uses OpenStack User Footprint Processed more than $26,000 in mobile payments every minute in 2012 OpenStack runs thousands of VMs to support their self-service developer model Internal team manages deployment and operations, using OpenStack Compute, Storage & Shared Services 17 “We needed agility without sacrificing availability. By leveraging the collective innovation of the OpenStack community, we can develop and grow our private cloud much quicker without having to reinvent anything.” Saran Mandair, senior director of infrastructure engineering, PayPal
- 18. Intel IT Uses OpenStack User Footprint Intel IT supports more than 75,000 servers in 69 data centers “OpenStack has dramatically reduced the amount of time it takes to provision services and automatically resolve resource issues. We can now deploy a VM in just five to 10 minutes, provide faster self services to our customers, and offer a more reliable infrastructure with rolling updates that will keep our infrastructure current without burdening our staff.” And more than 91,000 employees who Das Kamhout, principal connect to Intel resources through more than 138,000 mobile devices. engineer and cloud lead, Intel 18
- 19. Bloomberg, Comcast, Best Buy User Footprint http://www.openstack.org/summit/portland-2013/session-videos/ 19
- 20. What Do Enterprises like about OpenStack? Faster ‣ If software development, data analytics, or running application infrastructure is strategic for your business, OpenStack is the platform that will accelerate time to value Flexible ‣ Plugin architecture and broad support from leading technology companies mean OpenStack works with many of the components you already have in your datacenter Community ‣ Extremely large and diverse community that follows open and mature processes for delivering innovation and new capabilities 20
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- 22. OpenStack Foundation Focus for 2014 Interop - Define baseline functionality for OpenStack clouds - Develop tests for OpenStack products Education - Grow the number or training classes and materials available in the market - Define initial certification programs and testing Better Connections & Insights - Collect and expose more community data - Facilitate sharing of information (such as user requirements) across different the community Empowering Users - Strengthen user voice, including operators and end user app developers - Create a clearer path to adoption 22
- 24. Empowered Users Make OpenStack Better User Footprint http://bit.ly/guidevideo Authors with experience operating OpenStack came from all over the world to Austin, Texas to write a book in just 5 days! 24
- 25. OpenStack Operations Guide V2 – “Havana” Coming April 2014 25
- 26. OpenStack User Survey • • • • 26 Promoted September 9th – September 30th, 2013 More than 805 total respondents (including updates from March/April survey) ~400 deployments catalogued Survey conducted by the OpenStack User Committee and Foundation Staff
- 27. User and Deployment Survey 27
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- 33. Thank you