We Are OpenStack: David F. Flanders & Tom Fifield, OpenStack Foundation
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This document discusses Digital Tax Platform, an OpenStack-based platform used by HMRC with 40 live services and 50 releases per week. It highlights the OpenStack ecosystem with over 600 community members and companies contributing to releases. The document promotes OpenStack's use across 50% of Fortune 100 companies and various government organizations. It provides examples of cost savings and innovation through OpenStack integration and containers. The document encourages involvement in the OpenStack community through resources like SuperUser, training, conferences and upcoming events like a Hackathon in Australia.
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Beginner
Synopsis
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Intermediate
Synopsis
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Speaker Bio
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Synopsis
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Come along and discover which workloads fit a hyperconverged architecture, see examples and look into the very near future and learn how OpenStack is truly ready to serve your every need.
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Speaker Bio:
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All levels
Synopsis
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Synopsis
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Speaker Bio:
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Synopsis
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Synopsis
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Synopsis
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Intermediate
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Synopsis
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Intermediate
Synopsis
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Intermediate
Synopsis
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- 40. See: 451 Research CERN has deployed 100K containers via “Magnum” because it puts the choice of which ‘container engine’ to use back in the hands of their users. Learn more about container runtime, engine and orchestration options: Zun, Koalla, Murano, K8S, Swarm, Mesos, Docker, Rkt, etc. (YouTube: OpenStack & SuperUser)
- 41. Building cloud apps in the Enterprise is a continuum, not a binary OR. OpenStack provides the compute and data building blocks to architect all applications across the Enterprise, both cool new ‘customer acquisition’ apps and legacy ‘business as usual’ apps. If you want to understand how to evolve your #CloudApp, check out ‘Cloud App Lab’ (Shade) training online.
- 42. How to get started with OpenStack in Government? Competition is good = Google: “OpenStack Marketplace”
- 43. SUMMARY
- 50. GET INVOLVED
- 52. Our Open Community means we have Open Resources written by the community for the community: OpenStack SuperUser Blog + Publication + App ← don’t take my word for it. Swag Store ← bcuz open is the new vogue ;-) Book: HPC atop OpenStack Book: OpenStack Operators Guide Report: OpenStack User Survey Upstream University: OpenStack Academy (online training): Cloud App Labs & My 1st Cloud App Guide Mailing List: User Committee Working Groups Mailing List: Technical Committee and Projects
- 54. Did I hear yoos r going to have a Hackathon Down Under?!
- 55. OpenStack Summit: Keynotes, Conference, Marketplace, Academy, Forum & much more!
- 56. The largest IT conference in Australia to date?