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The document presents OpenNebulaConf 2013, highlighting OpenNebula as a flexible and simple enterprise cloud management platform that enables automation of cloud operations on existing IT infrastructure. It emphasizes the software's rich history, substantial user growth, and community-driven development, showcasing its evolution from a research project to a widely-used open-source product. The conference featured keynote speakers, user experiences, and opportunities for informal discussions, further demonstrating the platform's commitment to innovation and user engagement.
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Welcome talk unleashing the future of open-source enterprise cloud computing
- 1. Unleashing the Future of Open-source Enterprise Cloud Computing presented by Welcome to OpenNebulaConf 2013! Ignacio M. Llorente OpenNebula Project Director
- 2. OpenNebula.org#OpenNebulaConf “Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication”! ! Leonardo da Vinci!
- 3. OpenNebula.org#OpenNebulaConf Our Vision: Flexible Enterprise Cloud Made Simple Enterprise private cloud as an evolution of datacenter virtualization Open management platform for SysAdmins and DevOps to automate and orchestrate the operation of enterprise clouds on existing IT infrastructure Principles: ● Flexibility: Easy to customize to fit into any datacenter ● SysAdmin-centrism: Complete control over the cloud ● Simplicity: Easy to deploy, operate and use ● Lightness: Highly efficient
- 4. OpenNebula.org#OpenNebulaConf Our History: From Research Project to Enterprise Product! 2005 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 • Develop & innovate • Support the community • Collaborate Large-scale production deployment: 16,000 VMs 5,000 downloads/ month 20142013 Research Project
- 5. OpenNebula.org#OpenNebulaConf Our Project: A Traditional Open-source Project ! 2005 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 20142013 35,842 111,541 254,186 533,314 712,500 1,080,000 Site Visits 100% Annual Growth
- 6. OpenNebula.org#OpenNebulaConf Our Technology: Solving Real User Needs in Innovative Ways! 2005 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 TP 1.0 1.2 1.4 2.0 2.2 3.0 3.2 3.4 3.6 3.8 20142013 4.0 4.2 4.4 • Xen & KVM • Cloudbursting • CLI & API • EC2 and EBS API • OGF OCCI • Image repository • VMware • Clustering • Accounting & quota • Sunstone • High Availability • Failover solutions • Groups & ACLs • Certificate authentication • VLAN, multiple zones & VDCs • Self-service portal • Scheduler • Multiple datastores • Marketplace • New Sunstone • Vertical elasticity • Programmable actions • Multi-VM applications • Horizontal elasticity • Cloud application insight
- 7. OpenNebula.org#OpenNebulaConf Our Users: A Widely-used Cloud Management Platform! 2005 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 20142013 1,865 4,861 12,828 24,477 31,950 45,000 90% Annual Growth Additional Downloads from code repo a distros Downloads
- 8. OpenNebula.org#OpenNebulaConf Our Community: The Power of User-driven Development ! 2005 2008 2009 2010 2011 2012 20142013 227 1,141 2,293 4,341 5,500 7,000 ● 1,400 registered users at mailing list ● 650 registered users at development portal ● 100 contributors Mails 100% Annual Growth
- 9. OpenNebula.org#OpenNebulaConf Our Conference: Thanks to All Speakers! Keynote Speakers User Experiences and Case Studies Integration with other Cloud Tools Interoperability and HPC Clouds
- 10. OpenNebula.org#OpenNebulaConf Enjoy the Conference! Platinum Sponsors! Bronze Sponsors! Media Sponsors! Silver Sponsors!
- 12. OpenNebula.org#OpenNebulaConf Announcement: Slots Available for Lightning Talks! Session: Thursday (Tomorrow) at 12:30 Rules ● Five minutes and only five minutes ● Three slides and only three slides ● Focus on only one key point: use case, experience, new feature, demo… Submissions Received ● Vlastimil Holer about Contextualizing VMs with cloud-init ● Thomas Grüderich about Crowdtesting ● Sándor Ács about SZTAKI Cloud
- 13. OpenNebula.org#OpenNebulaConf Announcement: Participation in the Open Spaces Sessions! Session: Wednesday (Today) at 17:30 Rules ● No preplanned list of topics ● You can propose topics and pick time slots ● Discuss passionate questions, burning ideas, features, integrations or any topic of their choice ● Informal and tech-friendly environment
- 14. OpenNebula.org#OpenNebulaConf “Any intelligent fool can make things bigger and more complex... It takes a touch of genius - and a lot of courage to move in the opposite direction”! ! Albert Einstein!