Cloud Portability With Multi-Cloud Toolkits
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This document discusses multi-cloud toolkits and cloud portability. It introduces Java jclouds, node.js pkgcloud, Python libcloud, and Ruby fog as examples of toolkits that provide portable APIs across different cloud providers. The document outlines the benefits of these toolkits such as handling authentication, pagination and rate limiting. It also discusses how the toolkits are deployed and the different layers of abstraction they provide, including a portable layer, an OpenStack layer, and individual provider layers.
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Cloud Portability With Multi-Cloud Toolkits
- 1. With Multi-Cloud Toolkits Cloud Portability Everett Toews Developer Advocate @everett_toews OSCON July 24, 2013 @ 11:30 am
- 3. Committer on Apache jclouds
- 5. Me
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- 9. RACKSPACE® HOSTING | WWW.RACKSPACE.COM Agenda
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- 42. jclouds’ Top 5 Contributors •Netflix •Abiquo •CloudSoft •Rackspace •Cloudera
- 44. pkgcloud’s Top 5 Contributors •Microsoft •Rackspace •Nodejitsu •Voxer •devo.ps
- 46. libcloud’s Top 5 Contributors •Rackspace •Union Metrics •Google •Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam •Dacentec
- 47. Multi-Cloud SDKs fog (Ruby Community)
- 48. fog’s Top 5 Contributors •Heroku •Rackspace •HP •Brightbox Systems •bvox.net
- 49. RACKSPACE® HOSTING | WWW.RACKSPACE.COM Layers
- 52. Portable Compute Layer Toolkit Class jclouds ComputeService pkgcloud Documentation libcloud NodeDriver fog Compute
- 53. OpenStack Compute Layer Toolkit Class jclouds NovaApi pkgcloud openstack.compute.client libcloud OpenStackNodeDriver fog OpenStack
- 54. Provider Compute Layer Toolkit Class jclouds CloudServersProviderMetadata pkgcloud rackspace.compute.client libcloud RackspaceNodeDriver fog Rackspace
- 56. Portable Storage Layer Toolkit Class jclouds BlobStore pkgcloud Documentation libcloud StorageDriver fog Storage
- 57. OpenStack Storage Layer Toolkit Class jclouds SwiftClient pkgcloud N/A libcloud N/A fog OpenStack
- 58. Provider Storage Layer Toolkit Class jclouds CloudFilesClient pkgcloud rackspace.storage.client libcloud CloudFilesStorageDriver fog Rackspace
- 59. Cultural Learnings After 3 beer I can able use any of cloud API. @DevOps_Borat
- 60. RACKSPACE® HOSTING | WWW.RACKSPACE.COM Examples
- 61. Example jclouds
- 62. jclouds
- 63. jclouds
- 64. jclouds
- 65. jclouds
- 66. Example pkgcloud
- 67. pkgcloud
- 68. pkgcloud
- 69. pkgcloud
- 70. pkgcloud
- 71. Example libcloud
- 72. libcloud
- 73. libcloud
- 74. libcloud
- 75. libcloud
- 76. Example fog
- 77. fog
- 78. fog
- 79. fog
- 80. Cultural Learnings You can able tell senior devops by they can able shoot themselve in foot in any of programming language. @DevOps_Borat
- 81. Thank You Everett Toews Developer Advocate @everett_toews developer.rackspace.com