The document discusses the challenges faced by 95% of private clouds, highlighting issues such as failure to change operational and funding models, and the focus on incorrect benefits and technologies. It emphasizes that successful implementation of OpenStack requires a balance of technology and effective processes. The text contrasts private cloud operations with public cloud solutions, indicating a significant market size in worldwide IT spending.

1. Cloud Recipe:
1 Part OpenStack, 9 Parts Something Else

2. Failure to change
the operational
model
Doing too little
Failure to change
funding model
Doing too much
Focusing on the
wrong benefits
Using the wrong
technologies
Something else
Nothing is going
wrong
Problems encountered by 95% of private clouds

3. Failure to change
the operational
model
Problems encountered by 95% of private clouds

4. Public
Cloud Software
Cloud Tenants
Operations Team
Private
Cloud Software
Cloud Tenants
Operations Team
DevOps Ninjas
VMware Sysadmins

5. Problems encountered by 95% of private clouds
Doing too little

6. Can I get access?
File a Jira ticket and we’
ll setup a tenant for you.
It’s asking me how many
VMs I’ll need and for how
long… I don’t know.
How else are we supposed
to know how much to bill
your budget?
Isn’t it supposed to be
metered in real time?
We’ll invest in implementing
that after we know that
people are using the cloud.
Let me know when you
do. I’ll use public cloud
for now.

7. Problems encountered by 95% of private clouds
Failure to change
the operational
model
PEOPLE
Doing too little
PROCESSFailure to change
funding model
PROCESS
Doing too much
PROCESS
Focusing on the
wrong benefits
PROCESS
Using the wrong
technologies

8. Success with OpenStack is 1 part technology
and 9 parts people and process.

9. Public Private

10. Public Private

11. Amazon Web Services
~10bn
Datacenter Infrastructure &
Virtualization
~130bn
Worldwide IT Spending
~3.5 Trillion