Running OpenStack on Amazon AWS, Alex Fishman

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Running OpenStack on Amazon AWS: In this talk we will demonstrate how to create an exact replica of an on-premises OpenStack configuration in the public cloud (AWS/EC-2, GCE or HP Cloud) and spin multiple copies of this environment in a matter of minutes. We will technically elaborate how we use our own high performance nested hypervisor HVX, and software defined networking - to run OpenStack guests with KVM acceleration on top of any public cloud.

Running OpenStack on
Amazon AWS
Alex Fishman,
Ravello Systems
Twitter: @ravellosystems

Agenda
• OpenStack for developers
• Trying out different OpenStack
vendors/flavors/configurations
• Bringing the gap between OpenStack and public
clouds
• Demo of OpenStack on Amazon AWS
• Use cases
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OpenStack is a cool platform but…
• Time consuming to install and try
• Requires dedicated hardware that is not always available
• Many different versions and flavors, can be hard to choose
from
• Network configuration is complicated
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Deploying OpenStack dev/test environments
• Local dev environments
– Flexible for development
– Easy to setup and tweak
– Not nearly powerful enough to run
multi node setups
• In a lab
– Powerful hardware
– Limited resources
– Time consuming
– Costly
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So why not using public cloud?
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• Unlimited compute resources
• Spinning new VMs is quick and easy
• Pay as you go: much more
economical for short term usage
than dedicated hardware
Amazon AWS,
Google GCE,
Rackspace Cloud,
…

But…
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• Compute nodes require dedicated
hypervisor support
• Only trivial network configuration is
available
• Replicating multi node OpenStack
applications is hard

Nevertheless…
There are attempts to utilize a public cloud
• Devstack
– Can be deployed on a single VM
– Slow because of Qemu
• NanoStack, Osones
– Multi node but inflexible configuration/feature wise
– Slow because of Qemu
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So? We cannot deploy custom
OpenStack environments on a
public cloud?
Yes you can!

Bridging the gap
• Nested virtualization
• Overlay network
• Saving & replicating of complex environments
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The evolution of virtualization
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x86
OS
x86
Hypervisor
x86
Hypervisor
OS
1:1 physical server virtualization nested virtualization
app app
OS
app
OS
app
OS
app
HVX

HVX: Nested virtualization
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x86
Hypervisor
OS
app
OS
app
HVX
• Built from the ground up to be nested
• Binary Translation with direct execution
• Supports 32 and 64-bit guest OSs
– Windows, Linux, Solaris x86, Android x86 …
• Can run VMware and KVM guests
unmodified on any public cloud - AWS,
Google, …

Introducing N^2
(nested-nested)
virtualization

VT/SVM implementation in HVX
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x86
Hypervisor
OS
nested virtualization
app
OS
app
HVX
x86
Hypervisor
OS
app
OS
app
HVX VT
Hypervisor
nested^2 virtualization
• HVX can expose VT
enabled virtual
hardware
• Can now run
hypervisors like
KVM, VMware ESXi,
Hyper-V etc. in the
cloud

Overlay network
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• Software defined
network (SDN)
• Runs on top of cloud
provider L3 network
• Define any L2/L3
configuration
• Supports multicast,
broadcast, VLANs, PXE
boot, etc.HVX
web
OS
HVX
app
OS
HVX
db
OS
app
OS

Sample OpenStack architecture in the cloud
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x86
Hypervisor
Linux
Nova
Horizon
Glance
HVX
Cloud VM
x86
Hypervisor
Linux
Neutron
HVX
Cloud VM
x86
Hypervisor
Linux
HVX VT
VM
KVM
Compute
VM
Linux
VM
KVM
Compute
VM
Controller node Neutron node
x86
Hypervisor
HVX
Compute node 1
Cloud VM Cloud VM
Compute node 2
VT

Demo
Multi-node OpenStack/KVM
running on AWS

Use-cases for developer community
• Multi-node system testing environments
• Test environments for complex features (e.g. HA, networking,
…)
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Use-cases for OpenStack ISVs
• Development and test environments for downstream
hardening and QA testing
• SE (System Engineer) led customer demos
• Professional Services led customer PoCs
• Partner and end-user training environments
• On-line free trial demos
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Use-cases for Enterprises
• PoC/Evaluate multiple OpenStack vendors without allocating
any incremental hardware
– Include proper scale and system testing
• Staging environments for OpenStack upgrades
• Test environments for OpenStack eco-system products
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