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- 1. Successfully build, deploy and manage your cloud with CloudStack David Nalley “Community Guy” Citrix Systems Inc. Email: david@cloudstack.org
- 2. Agenda Introduction CloudStack Overview Demo
- 3. We Are in Use in Clouds All Around the Globe 3 50+ Large Scale Clouds In Deployment Cloud.com Confidential | Shared Under NDA Only
- 4. We Have Been Deployed in a Variety of Cloud Models 4 Public Cloud Private Cloud Hybrid Cloud Cloud.com Confidential | Shared Under NDA Only
- 5. We Believe in an Open Cloud Model:Open Source, Open Standards Cloud portability/interoperability Avoiding vendor lock in Broad community support and collaboration Adapting to enterprise standards Best of breed technologies
- 7. Platform designed from ground up for cloud
- 8. Proven in 60+ major cloud providers
- 9. Builds on strong footprint in cloud with Xen and NetScaler
- 10. Formed in 2008 (as VMOps)
- 11. Open Sourced CloudStack – May 2010
- 12. Acquired by Citrix – July 2011
- 15. Resource Pooling
- 16. Rapid Elasticity
- 19. Obtain provisioning networking services
- 20. Load balancing, dhcp, routing, VLAN allocation
- 24. CloudStack at a Glance Secure, multi-tenant cloud platform Delivers AWS-like services to your users Virtual servers on demand Virtual data center on demand (VPC) Hosted network services
- 27. Zones, Pods, Clusters and Hosts
- 30. Load balancing, VPN, Firewall, Routing
- 31. DHCP, VLAN provisioning and management
- 35. Minimizing and better prepare for unplanned downtime
- 39. Compute nodes
- 40. Primary Storage
- 43. Router (routing, firewall, load balancer, VPN
- 46. Zone
- 47. Pod
- 48. Cluster
- 49. Hosts
- 51. Availability Zones Deployed Globally CloudStack CloudServer Cluster San Jose Frankfurt Tokyo Austin
- 52. Availability Zones Can be Private CloudstackCloudServer Cluster San Jose Frankfurt Tokyo Acme Delhi Austin Acme Rio
- 53. Time to play with CloudStack UI Use Cases: Networking Isolation/tagging Cross Hypervisor Cloud
- 54. Questions? IRC: #CloudStack on irc.freenode.net Forums: http://cloudstack.org/forum/ Mailing lists: http://cloudstack.org/discuss/mailing-lists.html Email: david@cloudstack.org Twitter/identi.ca: @ke4qqq
- 55. Thank You
Editor's Notes
- Provide a multi-tenant, highly segregated, interface (API or web interface)Allow arbitrary resources limits to be placed on accounts or users. Track not just counts of VMs at given point in time, but usage (type of instance, network, storage, CPU) over time.
- Provide a multi-tenant, highly segregated, interface (API or web interface)Allow arbitrary resources limits to be placed on accounts or users. Track not just counts of VMs at given point in time, but usage (type of instance, network, storage, CPU) over time.
- Free (as in speech, and beer) Infrastructure as a Service implementation That supports multiple hypervisors, complex network and firewall configuration, high-availability, and complex multi-tenant offerings.
- KVMXenServerXCPOVM Baremetal
- Should include business benefits to Multi-tenant -
- Increase in business growth, improve customer services and lowering labor cost
- David: I need this to be bullet point- you can use what you have as talking points.CloudStack, upon noticing an instance failing will attempt to restart the node, and failing that will create a new instance on a different piece of hardware in the cluster.
- Deploy a virtual machine:http://demo4/client/api?apikey=ZRFLiXIkmAHqgRmZzdiXMfaROyK35P_dXxS517WSa9Tmy1Hg&command=deployVirtualMachine&serviceofferingid=1&templateid=291&zoneid=1&signature=eXW%2fxfqx%2fhu%2frMreFksVsp3cT4M