SUSE OpenStack Cloud Accelerate delivery of modern applications Expert Days 2019
Private Cloud: Mixing Evolution with Revolution 221 221
Do I Even Need to Change? 222 222
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If You’re Not Innovating, You’re Falling Behind Competitive innovation Keep doing what you’ve been doing… 224
If You’re Not Innovating, You’re Falling Behind More like this! Competitive innovation Keep doing what you’ve been doing… 225
Do I Even Need to Change? End- users are ALREADY Changing… • How many “shadow IT” workloads are already running on AWS/Azure/Google/etc.? Culture vs. Doctrine • Are we doing this because it’s the path of least resistance, or are we doing this because it’s right? • If budget and politics are removed, would we still do things this way? IT Marketplace is Changing • If everyone else is changing, am I prepared for my next job (internal or external)? • Would my team rather focus on improving repetitive, routine tasks or on enabling creativity? 226
Why Haven’t We Done This Already? 227 227
Fear is the Mind Killer “[Fear] will only make someone work just hard enough not to get fired.” – Peter Gibbons (Office Space) 228
Why Haven’t We Done this Already? Can’t abandon what’s making you money as you transition to the “next big thing.” 229
Why Haven’t We Done this Already? The Modern Enterprise Data Center Mixture of Archaeology and Technology • Finance has Cobol from the 60s still in production • Aerospace has product lifecycles measured in decades • Platforms emerge over years, rarely go away • • zVM LXC • • VMware Docker • • Xen CRI-O • KVM 230
Why Haven’t We Done this Already? Existing platforms are more than just their software • Home-grown scripts for managing it. • Regulatory compliance • In-house workflows and policies • IT administrators have skill sets targeted to existing infrastructure 231
What is the greatest barrier to IT transformation?
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How Can We Fix This? 234 234
The Bridge You Need 235
OpenStack does Mode 1 • Bare Metal Script/CLI • Virtualization Platform OpenStack • Containers API Endpoints • Dynamic custom IP space Dashboard User • Load Balancing • VPN Network • Firewall • DNS • Block Orchestration • Object Storage • Shared Optional 236
OpenStack does Mode 1 Without letting users run wild • Secure, isolated multi-tenancy • Quota restrictions 237
OpenStack enables Mode 2 IT operations can pre- emptively define the limits for cloud-native application development Developers focus on application development, not plumbing 238
• Reduces risk of OpenStack choosing platforms • Simplifies migrations • Allows IT to be more Frees IT aggressive in adopting new technologies 23 239 9
OpenStack Frees IT All with NO • Rewrites of scripts using OpenStack APIs • Change to existing workflows or policies • Change to end-user experience • Need to retrain everyone 240
For example… Catalog User 241
Would you like to see a demo? 242 242
Every single demo you’ve seen today used it. 243
Enter the chameleon… 244 244
Enter the chameleon… SUSE OpenStack Cloud • Built on SUSE Linux Enterprise • Expertise to get you running, and support to keep you running • Established partnerships to expand the functionality of your private cloud • Stable platform with the flexibility necessary for modern applications 245
SUSE OpenStack Cloud provides Infrastructure PLATFORM flexibility • Containers • KVM • VMware • Bare Metal 246
SUSE OpenStack Cloud provides flexibility in NETWORKING • Linux Bridge • VMware DVS • Open vSwitch • VMware NSX 247
SUSE OpenStack Cloud provides flexibility in STORAGE • Fujitsu • Raw/Local • Ceph • Hitachi • NetApp • Pure • EMC • VMware • EqualLogic 248
a SUSE OpenStack Cloud Installation Efficiency • Installation measured in minutes, not months • Shortest POC setup = 6 hours (includes unboxing, rack & stack, cabling) • Typical length of POC is three days • Integrated HA cluster deployment for control plane and KVM instances “We have more done in three days than we had in the last six months of doing it ourselves.” 249
SUSE OpenStack Cloud enables non- disruptive upgrades First to offer fully-supported, in-place upgrades • Since SUSE OpenStack Cloud 2 (Grizzly) As of SUSE OpenStack Cloud 6 (Liberty), we support zero-downtime upgrades 250
“We don’t just drop it off at the end of the driveway…” 251
Technical Overview & Roadmap 252 252
What’s New in SUSE OpenStack Cloud 9? • Based on OpenStack Rocky • Multi-attached storage • Ironic Improvements • Includes Queens functionality • SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 SP4 • Day two UI – CLM Admin Console • IPV6 Support** • Watcher Optimization – Tech Preview** • GA release planned for April 2019 • Dual lifecycle options • Crowbar • Cloud Lifecycle Manager (CLM) **Delivered in Cloud 9 Updates 253
Day 2 UI SUSE OpenStack Cloud 9 CLM Admin Console 254
Containerized OpenStack Tech Preview What is it? • OpenStack services (e.g., Nova, Keystone, Neutron) packaged to run in containers as opposed to running as processes on bare metal • Kubernetes installed onto bare metal, with OpenStack deployed within containers using Helm Charts • Airship open source project foundation for lifecycle management Why are we introducing it? • Containers are more lightweight than VMs and easier to start up and terminate • OpenStack environment faster to start up and scale • Easier to separate individual OpenStack projects • Easier to scale individual components up and down • Upgrades of individual components become easier • Leverage Kubernetes’ built -in HA • Designing a self-healing environment becomes simpler • Securing individual services and components becomes easier, due to container isolation 255
SUSE OpenStack Cloud 2018 2019 2020 2021 8 9 10 8 8 Updates 9 9 Updates 10 Built On Built On Built on Built On Built On • • • • • OpenStack Pike release OpenStack Pike release OpenStack Rocky release OpenStack Rocky release OpenStack Train release • • • • • SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 SUSE Linux Enterprise Server SUSE Linux Enterprise SUSE Linux Enterprise Server SP3 SP3 12 SP4 Server 12 SP4 15 New or Expanded Services New or Expanded Services New or Expanded Services New or Expanded Services New or Expanded Services • • • • • SUSE CAP Platform Integration CLM Manila support Containerized OpenStack** GPU support Containerized deployment • • • • • Physical Server as a Service Dual lifecycle manager options SDN support for Juniper Unified lifecycle manager built Operational enhancements • (Ironic) • SDN support for NSX-T on Airship Lifecycle tools improvements • • SDN Support for NSX-V • Accelerator engine support mkcloud support • Dual lifecycle manager options • Operational Enhancements SUSE Enterprise Storage • Operational Enhancements IPV6 support integration Operational Enhancements • • Policy-based optimization** Prometheus monitoring • • • Non-disruptive Upgrade to SOC 8 Scalability improvements Multiple site enhancements • • • Planning and pre-install validation Region support Kubernetes networking • • Simple deployment UI Federation configurations • • • Scale testing 200 nodes Multi-data center Workflow automation • Monitor capacity and performance support • • 3-year support Upgrade SOC 8 to SOC 9 ** Items are tech preview 256 * Information is forward looking and subject to change at any time.
Summary 257 257
OpenStack lets you define the game, then gives users the freedom to play. 258
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