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Deltacloud - Abstracting for Freedom
Deltacloud is an open source project that provides a standardized API for managing and deploying applications across multiple public and private clouds. It aims to abstract differences between clouds and provide tools for multi-cloud management. Deltacloud includes drivers for major cloud providers, a REST API, and the Aeolus Conductor for centralized management of clouds and resources using the Deltacloud API.
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- 1. Deltacloud: abstracting forfreedom Linux.conf.au 2011 Cloud Miniconf Stephen Gordon (sgordon@redhat.com) David Jorm (djorm@redhat.com)
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- 3. Project goals andhistory Implementation: Deltacloud Core Implementation: Aeolus Conductor
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- 5. Introduction: Problem Cloudheterogeneity
- 6. Mixture of internaland external clouds
- 7. Need to deployworkloads to different cloud environments for dev, test, prod
- 8. Multi-cloud resource elasticity:cloudbursting under heavy load
- 9. Different interface foreach cloud, management complexity
- 10. Introduction: Principles Freeas in freedom
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- 12. Support choice anddesign against vendor lock-in
- 13. Introduction: Solution Deltacloudprovides an API that abstracts the differences between clouds
- 14. Aeolus Conductor providesa centralized management and operations environment using deltacloud
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- 16. Deltacloud Core –Provides: A REST API – simple, any platform access
- 17. 'Drivers' for allmajor cloud service providers
- 18. Backward compatibility acrossAPI versions
- 19. Deltacloud core –Concepts Hardware profiles
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- 26. Deltacloud core –Compute provider support: Amazon EC2
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- 36. Deltacloud core –Compute actions: Create new instances
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- 41. List/get details about hardware profiles
- 42. List/get details about realms
- 43. List/get details about images
- 44. List/get details about instances
- 45. Deltacloud core –Storage provider support: Amazon S3
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- 47. Microsoft Azure (comingsoon!)
- 48. Google Storage (comingsoon!)
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- 50. Deltacloud core -Storage actions: Create new containers
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- 52. Create newblobs
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- 54. Read/write blobattributes
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- 56. Aeolus Project Umbrellaproject for a number of cloud related efforts: Conductor (formerly Deltacloud Aggregator)
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- 62. So how doI get 'it'? Packaged as third party RPMs for Fedora 13/14 and RHEL, expected to be included in release ~Fedora 16.
- 63. Available as rubygems for easy installation on other distributions.
- 64. Available from GITrepositories - use the source Luke! git://git.apache.org/deltacloud.git
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- 66. Live demonstration Accessingthe drivers via HTTP for documentation/testing.
- 67. Aeolus Conductor basicworkflows
- 68. Red Hat CloudEngine Deltacloud & Aeolus are the building blocks of Red Hat's forthcoming Cloud Engine product
- 69. Further Information Websites:http://incubator.apache.org/deltacloud/
- 70. http://www.aeolusproject.org/ IRC: #aeolusand #deltacloud on FreeNode
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- 73. Red Hat ishiring Like the cut of our jib?
- 74. Want to joinour pirate crew?
- 75. ARRGGHHHHHHHH (See usfor more information)
- 76. We also haveninjas, but you can't see them
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