Too Many Cooks Spoil the Stack - Gregory Touretsky - OpenStack Day Israel 2016

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OpenStack is about standard APIs and everyone should be happy. But is it so? Challenges in working with all these distros

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Too Many Cooks Spoil The
Borscht Stack
Gregory Touretsky, gtouretsky AT infinidat DOT com
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Who is Mr.
Touretsky?
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For this talk:
A vendor offering highly reliable, high performance unified storage solution

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What the
heck’s the
Borscht?
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The customer wants something good*…
* Some people think “good borscht” is nonsense… this is true for OpenStack also

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The customer gets the best ingredients
• 1 floor tile
• 3 PB (usable)
• 99.99999% SLA
• 1M+ IOPS, 12+ GB/sec
• Infinite snaps w/ no impact
• < 3 Watts/TB (usable)
• Unified – Block & NAS
• Awesome API & GUI
• 1/4 cost of enterprise SAN
• 1/10 cost of all-flash array
• Capacity-on-demand

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And integration with more ingredients...

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Whose borscht will it be?

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Whose borscht will it be?

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• Multiple components
 Cinder, Manila, …
• OpenStack: 2 releases per year
 Mitaka, Newton
• Major distros: 5-6
 Or more
Vendor’s pain…

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Integration with utensils?

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We should make it better

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Call for action: joint integration “kitchen”
Leveraging OpenStack Innovation
Center?

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• Wide selection between multiple certified alternatives
• Validated interoperability proved by both the vendor and the
distribution owner
Good for customers

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• Easy to certify with various distribution
• Extension of the validation environment
• Interoperability testing
 ex: replication, migration
Good for vendors

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• Interoperability
• Wide partnership with vendors
• Demo place for customers
Good for distributions

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