CloudStack Day 14 - Automation: The Key to Hybrid Cloud
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Often Hybrid Cloud is talked about in terms of migrating entire VMs. This is fraught with problems, and can be better acheived by using automation to move a VMs configuration instead of the entire VM.
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Presentation created for Third and Final Year students of , The Department of Information Technology, Bharati Vidyapeeth (Deemed to be University) College of Engineering, Pune. Collage has invited myself for a training program on “Recent Trends in Information Technology”. I presented on topic of "Serverless Microservices". It is Level-100 Session.
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• Cover common Serverless approaches
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• Talk about open source alternatives
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Ignite talk from Cloudstack Collab Conference EU 2013 held in Amsterdam.
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- 1. Automation: The Key To Hybrid Cloud Michael Ducy — Enterprise Architect — Chef @mfdii
- 2. • Linux Engineer • Operations • Performance Engineer • Capacity Planning • Cloud Architect • Automation • Chef • MBA, MS
- 4. P2V Your Technical Debt VM Converter
- 5. Why the technical debt?
- 6. Failure to capture configurations • Manual Changes • Not Captured in a repeatable format • Changes poorly documented
- 7. Large cumbersome automation • Hard to use • Not Repeatable • Not Idemoptent • Not Convergent
- 8. Low perceived value of automation • Quicker to do it manually • Focuses on longer term results • Payback period for automation
- 9. Images are all I need • Golden Images • Build images to repeat configurations
- 12. Magic Bits
- 13. Magic Bits
- 14. Problems • VMs are heavy • C2Cing your technical debt • Large management overhead • Doesn’t really realize the benefits of Cloud
- 16. Solutions • Configs lighter than VMs • Reduces moving data already in your Clouds • Can leverage things like SCM • Define once, run anywhere
- 17. Problems • Requires discipline • Doesn’t solve data issues • Requires upfront investment of time
- 18. The question isn’t: how do I get a server, defined by VM (or instance) into another Cloud to serve my application
- 19. The question is: how do I get a server, defined by a set of finite configurations, into another Cloud to serve my application
- 20. Some things I’ve seen work • Ignore legacy • Focus on Cloud first • Get development buy-in to change app stack • Build Composable, Data Driven Automation
- 22. TDD of Infrastructure Code • Test Driven Development • Verify before deployment • Reduce development time
- 23. Leverages Software Development Lifecycle • Infrastructure Code stored in Source Control • Who, What, When, Why, How
- 24. Repeatable and Reusable • Write once, Run anywhere • Cross Cloud, Cross Platform
- 25. Additional Requirements • API Based automation • Node based evaluation and execution • Declaritive DSL • Flexibility of real language
- 26. Questions?
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