OpenStack® Summit Austin 2016 OpenStack® Day Canberra 2016

Mission Critical OpenStack

Running production workloads In a programmable Infrastructure

Alejandro Tesch Cloud Consultant

Anthony Rees Cloud Consultant

About Your Presenters Alex Tesch – Presenter at both the Austin and Barcelona OpenStack Summits,

OpenStack Day Sydney and LinuxCon NZ.

– Working with OpenStack since Grizzly in 2013.

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Anthony Rees – Presenter at both the Austin OpenStack Summit, OpenStack Day

Sydney and LinuxCon NZ.

– Working with OpenStack since Icehouse.

Running traditional workloads in OpenStack When a traditional infrastructure is placed under OpenStack, suddenly everything can be managed by code. – Backend powered by an Oracle DB server leveraging on Cinder volumes

– Two Tomcat application servers running a dynamic web site based on Java

– An enterprise load balancer based on LBaaS v2 known as Octavia

– All orchestrated and scaled via HEAT and monitored by Monasca!

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How the developers can leverage the IAAS Developers can now make use of the latest production data to run their tests. – Since Oracle is under OpenStack control, automating the database cloning

becomes possible.

– Standing up a test environment with up-to-date can be added to the CI/CD rig.

– Faster development cycles which translate in faster go to market features.

– All automated by code

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Github repo:

DEMO

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