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This document summarizes Microsoft's efforts to support OpenStack on Hyper-V. Key points include: - Microsoft is providing resources to enhance Hyper-V support in OpenStack, focusing on features for Essex and beyond like live migration and volume support. - Supporting Hyper-V allows enterprises to utilize their existing Windows infrastructure and expertise while providing interoperability with public clouds. - The initial Hyper-V driver provides basic VM management and Microsoft is working to improve it for Folsom with additional features and non-flat networking support. - Developers are encouraged to get involved to further expand Hyper-V support in OpenStack.
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- 2. Intro Peter Pouliot, CISSP PPouliot@microsoft.com IRC/Skype:primeminsterp Sr. Engineer in Microsoft’s Open Source Technology Center.
- 3. Summit Revisted: What? Microsoft is working to restore and enhance Hyper-V support in OpenStack Microsoft is providing dedicated resources to support ongoing OpenStack on Hyper-V efforts Current development efforts focused on Hyper-V features with Essex and beyond
- 4. Summit Revisted: Why Hyper-V? One of the founding principles of OpenStack was Hypervisor Ubiquity Allows enterprises to utilize existing infrastructure, tools, and in-house expertise they already have. Customer and partner demand is there It provides an enterprise OS running a private cloud that is interoperable and expandable into public cloud spaces Allows for potential System Center Integration points
- 5. What we’ve been working on? Python32 based service Start/Stop VMs Initial Glance integration Resize/Rescue/Pause/Suspend Resume/Host- Guest Info Reporting coming soon Silent installer Installation instructions Jenkins infrastructure and CI Testing Test integration planning Ongoing feature planning for Folsom and beyond.
- 6. Improving for Folsom Additional VM functions Live Migrations Volume support Snapshots Support Nova-network on Hyper-V compute node Non-flat Networking image conversion And more…
- 7. Windows Server “2012” is coming… Lots of additional opportunities to add and improve for Folsom!
- 8. Let’s Recap This is officially a Microsoft sponsored Project!! Dedicated MS staff to support OpenStack/Hyper-V efforts Dedicated Hardware/Network resources Initial set of features improved over previous Hyper-V functionality CI build out begining Test integration planning finalizing.
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