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Who are these Chaps talking to us ? Ritesh Nanda (Cloud Architect at Ericsson responsible for Enterprise Cloud Program/Data Centre Operations). Syed Armani (Contributer at OpenStack and Google OpenSource programmes.)

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OpenStack presentation by Syed and Ritesh during OpenStack global meetup, Delhi.

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Who are these Chaps talking to us ?

● Ritesh Nanda (Cloud Architect at Ericsson responsible for Enterprise Cloud Program/Data Centre Operations).

● Syed Armani (Contributer at OpenStack and Google OpenSource programmes.)

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Why these Chaps are here?

● Mainly to talk about OpenStack based clouds, OpenStack Foundation and Quantum.

● Current state and future developments in OpenStack ecosystem.

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What is OpenStack ?

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OpenStack is Apache of Cloud.

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July 2010 OpenStack community established

October 2011Announced plans to launch independent Foundation in 2012

April 2012 19 companies announce support for Foundation; form Drafting Committee

Jan/Feb 2012 Created framework for Foundation as a community

June/July 2012 Drafting committee produces and publishes three rounds of legal documents

July 18, 2012 Final legal documents posted for ratification

Road to the OpenStack Foundation

August 2012 Individual & Gold Director elections; first Board of Directors meeting

Sept 19, 2012 OpenStack Foundation Launch!

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It is a software which delivers massively scalable private and public clouds.

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OpenStack cloud operating system controls large pools of compute, networking and storage resources throughout a datacenter.

Credit: www.openstack.org

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What makes OpenStack ?

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Lets break it down :-)

OpenStack

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OpenStack

Nova

Keystone Glance

Horizon

Swift

Quantum

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Nova

Glance

SwiftQuantum

Keystone

Horizon

WoooooooooooooT :-/ :-( :'(

Ceilometer

Cinder

OpenStack Cloud

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Keystone

Keystone is an authentication framework for OpenStack. It provides the ability to add users to groups (also known as tenants) and to manage permissions between users and groups. Permissions include the ability to launch and terminate instances or to administer everyone’s instance.

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NOVA

Nova is the brain of OpenStack based clouds. It handles launching, networking, maintaining, storage and terminating

of virtual machines. Nova has several sub components.

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Subcomponents of Nova

nova-api: Accepts incoming commands to interact with the OpenStack cloud. nova-cert: Manages SSL certificates. nova-compute: Manages the actual virtual machines. nova-consoleauth: Manages authentication for VNC access to the instances. nova-network: Manages the OpenStack network system. nova-objectstore: Provides a very basic object storage system. nova-scheduler: Schedules actions between nova-api and other components. nova-volume: Manages storage volumes for instances to attach and use.

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Glance

Glance provides a catalogue of images. “Images” in this case can be thought of as a virtual machine template. When launching an instance in OpenStack, you choose a template from Glance, such as Ubuntu 12.04 or Centos 5.8, and then OpenStack creates your instance based on that template.

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Swift

Swift is a very robust object storage system that can manage petabytes of data spread across several servers.

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Horizon

Horizon is a web-based interface to OpenStack. The OpenStack dashboard provides administrators and users a graphical interface to access, provision and automate cloud-based resources. The extensible design makes it easy to plug in and expose third party products and services, such as billing, monitoring and additional management tools.

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Demo of OpenStack Dashboard

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Ceilometer

Horizon

Glance Cinder Quantum Swift Nova

Keystone

Source:http://ceilometer.readthedocs.org/en/latest/architecture.html

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● A compute agent runs on each compute node and polls for resource utilization statistics. There may be other types of agents in the future.

● A central agent runs on a central management server to poll for resource utilization statistics for resources not tied to instances or compute nodes.

● A collector runs on one or more central management servers to monitor the message queues (for notifications and for metering data coming from the agent).

● Notification messages are processed and turned into metering messages and sent back out onto the message bus using the appropriate topic. Metering messages are written to the data store without modification.

● A data store is a database capable of handling concurrent writes (from one or more collector instances) and reads (from the API server).

● An API server runs on one or more central management servers to provide access to the data from the data store.

Continue ...

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Quantum

Quantum is an OpenStack project to provide "network connectivity as a service" between interface devices (e.g., vNICs) managed by other OpenStack services (e.g., nova).

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Why OpenStack felt the need of Quantum ?

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Network as a Service in OpenStack

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Why Network as a Service

Virtualization : It’s in the network too!Server Don’t sleep at night but Application and

Admins Do!

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Network as a Service

Multiple network per tenantMultiple network interfaces per VMAbility to connect networks to VM network

interfacesIsolation b/w networksControl over IP addressingAPI for network ManagementAvoid lock in to a specific vendor technology or

SolutionNetwork Infrastructure , but Virtual

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NaaS in OpenStackOpen-source enables efficient cloud hosting

Quantum-Network connectivity as a Service Software Defined networks(SDN) Openflow Qos Monitoring Melange-(IPAM)IP management Intial Focus on IP address management and address discovery DHCP/dnsmasq functionality

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Seriously, Why Quantum !

Give Cloud tenants an APIDefine rich network Topologies Leverage different network Virtualization

Technology

Compute Services Virtual ServersNetwork Services Virtual Networks

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What they say about Quantum

Quantum to provide network connectivity as a Service b/w interfaces devices (eg-Vnics) managed by other Openstack Services e.g.(nova) Source:wiki.openstack.org/Quantum

Provides a “building Block ” for Sophisticated cloud network topologies

@danwendlandt@PTL for Quantum

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What does Quantum Provides

Decouples “logical”(tenant) view of the network from “physical (provider) View.

Simple APIs for Creating and managing virtual networks

L2 networks

Nova integration

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Data Centre Network

Tenant View

Network A Network B

VMA1

VMA2

VMB2

VMB1

Hypervisior Hypervisior Hypervisior

VMA1

VMB1

VMA2

VMB3

VMB2

Phy Srv 1 Phy Srv 2 Phy Srv 3

Provider View

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Why Melange??

IPAM management currently done by novaWill decouple Dhcp/dnsmasq functionalityStandlone service with it’s own API

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What Melange Provides

• IPAM Service IP address management• Enable network block subdivision• VM discovery/auto-assignment• Consumer of IPAM services are expected to be

other Openstack Services i.e. LBaas etc.• Private (overlapping) address space i.e. VPN• Store ip address, gateway, subnet, DNS, NTP

etc.• Floating IP support.

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DEMO OF QUANTUM

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OpenStack is the future of open clouds. They say that OpenStack is kernel for cloud operating systems. It fits very well for Private, Public and Hybrid cloud. Enterprises like HP and IBM have started adapting to provide enterprise services based on top of OpenStack.

Conclusion

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Thank You ... :)

Syed ArmaniTwitter: @syedarmaniMail: [email protected]: syedarmani.blogspot.com

Ritesh NandaCloud Architect at EricssonTwitter: @riteshnanda09Mail:[email protected]