The document discusses SUSE's open source strategy and product portfolio. It outlines that SUSE is committed to open source, being a leader in the community, and delivering open and flexible technology to customers. It then provides an overview of SUSE's products for application delivery, infrastructure management, software-defined infrastructure, and container management.

3. NEW OPPORTUNITIES
New Ways
to Leverage
Open Source
NEW DEMANDS

4. Open Source Projects Have Exploded
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6. The Open, Open Source Company
Open Source
Community
Customers &
Partners
Committed to
open source
Being a leader and
contributor within the
open source community
Delivering
technology and
corporate openness,
interoperability and
flexibility for our
customers/partners

7. Application Delivery
Physical Infrastructure: Server, Switches, Storage
Public Cloud
SUSE Cloud
Service Provider
Program
Container Management
SUSE CaaS Platform
Storage
SUSE Enterprise
Storage
Networking
SDN and NFV
Compute
Virtual Machine &
Container
Operating System
SUSE Linux Enterprise Server
Platform as a Service
SUSE Cloud Application Platform
Private Cloud / IaaS
SUSE OpenStack Cloud
SUSE Manager
SUSE OpenStack
Cloud Monitoring
Infrastructure &
Lifecycle
Management
Software-Defined Infrastructure

8. Application Delivery
Physical Infrastructure:
Container
Management
Storage NetworkingCompute
Operating
System
Platform
as a Service
Private Cloud
IaaS
Infrastructure &
Lifecycle
Management
Software-Defined Infrastructure
Public Cloud
Monasca
Spacewalk
SALT

9. Respond faster with
a Software-defined
Infrastructure built using
open source delivered
with:
• Better quality &
security
• Lower costs
• No vendor lock-in

10. • Modular
• Automated & orchestrated
• Consolidated management
• Self-healing

14. Credit Card
Handling
Shopping
Cart
Reporting
Payments
Inventory
Management
User
Profile
Customer
Web UI
Database
Connection
Login
Handling
Mobile
App UI
Partner
Portal UI

15. Credit Card
Handling
Shopping
Cart
Reporting
Payments
Inventory
Management
User
Profile
Customer
Web UI
Database
Connection
Login
Handling
Mobile
App UI
Partner
Portal UI
Credit Card
Handling
Shopping
Cart
User
Profile
Customer
Web UI
Login
Handling
Mobile
App UI
Partner
Portal UI

16. Credit Card
Handling
Shopping
Cart
Reporting
Payments
Inventory
Management
User
Profile
Customer
Web UI
Database
Connection
Login
Handling
Mobile
App UI
Partner
Portal UI

17. Credit Card
Handling
Shopping
Cart
Reporting
Payments
Inventory
Management
User
Profile
Customer
Web UI
Database
Connection
Login
Handling
Mobile
App UI
Partner
Portal UI

18. Credit Card
Handling
Shopping
Cart
Reporting
Payments
Inventory
Management
User
Profile
Customer
Web UI
Login
Handling
Mobile
App UI
Partner
Portal UI

19. Credit Card
Handling
Shopping
Cart
ReportingPayments
Inventory
Management
User
Profile
Customer
Web UI
Login
Handling
Mobile
App UI
Partner
Portal UI
API
Gateway

20. Factor Description
Codebase
There should be exactly one codebase for a deployed service with the codebase being used for many
deployments.
Dependencies All dependencies should be declared, with no implicit reliance on system tools or libraries.
Config Configuration that varies between deployments should be stored in the environment.
Backing services
All backing services are treated as attached resources and attached and detached by the execution
environment.
Build, release, run The delivery pipeline should strictly consist of build, release, run.
Processes
Applications should be deployed as one or more stateless processes with persisted data stored on a
backing service.
Port binding Self-contained services should make themselves available to other services by specified ports.
Concurrency Concurrency is advocated by scaling individual processes.
Disposability Fast startup and shutdown are advocated for a more robust and resilient system.
Dev/Prod parity All environments should be as similar as possible.
Logs Applications should produce logs as event streams and leave the execution environment to aggregate.
Admin Processes Any needed admin tasks should be kept in source control and packaged with the application.

22. SUSE
Linux
Enterprise
Server
SUSE
OpenStack
Cloud
CaaS
Platform
Cloud
Application
Platform
(eg: SFDC)(eg: Lambda)

26. SUSE CAP
SUSE CaaS Platform
SUSE Cloud Foundry
Router
SLE
CC API
SLE
Router
SLE
Diego
Logging
SLE
Diego
SLE
SLE
SLECF
Diego
Diego SLE
CFSLE
Diego
Diego SLE
SLESLE
UAA
SLE
CF Volume
SLE
SUSE Manager
SUSE
Enterprise
Storage (Ceph)
Offline repo /
registry
Hypervisor or IaaS
(vSphere, KVM, Xen, etc)
Broker
SLE
Portus
SLE
Existing SUSE software
Proposed or potential SUSE software / integration
Customer or 3rd party containers
Git
SLE
CI/CD
SLE
Ecosystem Data Services (via Helm)
Custom App
Service
SLE
Web UI Service
Other OS
MariaDB
Linux
Redis
Linux
MongoDB
Linux
SLE
Physical Infrastructure
(bare metal)
Public Cloud
(AWS, Azure, Google, etc)

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