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CloudStack Collaboration Conference Opening Remarks
- 1. Welcome: Apache CloudStack Collaboration Conference Peder Ulander VP of Product Marketing Citrix Twitter: @ulander Email: peder.ulander@citrix.com
- 2. 2 Normally…. • What happens in Vegas stays in Vegas • Except at CCC • Share the knowledge • Twitter #ccc12
- 3. 3 What Happened Last Night?
- 4. 4 From VMOps to Today
- 6. Why We're Doubling Down on CloudStack
- 7. Why We Bet on Apache
- 9. Coming Up Aces: The Apache PPMC • Chip Childers - Sunguard • Wido de Hollander – PC Extreme • David Nalley - Fedora • Kevin Kluge – Citrix • Will Chan – Citrix • Alex Huang – Citrix • Hugo Trippaers – Schuberg Philis • Edison Su – Citrix • Will Chan – Citrix • John Kinsella - Stratosec
- 10. 10 CloudStack 4.0.0 Features • Inter-VLAN Routing (VPC) • Site-to-Site VPN • Local Storage Support for Data Volumes • Virtual Resource Tagging • Secure Console Access on XenServer • Added the ability to create a VM without immediately starting it (via API) • Upload an Existing Volume to a Virtual Machine • Dedicated High-Availability Hosts • Support for Amazon Web Services API (formerly a separate package) – GreenQloud • AWS API Extensions to include Tagging • Support for Nicira NVP (L2) – Schuberg Philis • Ceph RBD Support for KVM – PC Extreme • Support for Caringo as Secondary Storage - Caringo • KVM Hypervisor support upgraded to work with Ubuntu 12.04 and RHEL 6.3 – BetterServers.com
- 11. Where Apache CloudStack is Going
- 12. Let's Get Started! Let’s Get Started
Editor's Notes
- Apache CloudStack is now much more than just Citrix
- Recognize the PPMC and have them raise their hands. Moving to Apache has had some huge returns for CloudStack, in a very short period of time. As you already know, we pushed out the first Apache CloudStack release in early November. The first release was the hardest, because we had a lot of work to do to meet Apache standards, vetting the licensing of the project, getting the infrastructure stood up, and much more. We've been pleasantly surprised - no, pleasantly astounded - by how quickly a community has stood up around Apache CloudStack. Obviously, this is what we were hoping for from Apache - the whole point is to develop a community around CloudStack. But we were surprised by how quickly this has happened. We've seen folks like Chip Childers, Hugo Trippaers, Mice Xia, Marcus Sorensen, John Kinsella - and too many other folks to name - stand up and join the community. We've always been proud of CloudStack as a software project, but we're doubly proud that it's grown beyond a product and become a real community.