Deltacloud - Abstracting for Freedom
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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 for freedom Linux.conf.au 2011 Cloud Miniconf Stephen Gordon (sgordon@redhat.com) David Jorm (djorm@redhat.com)
- 6. Mixture of internal and external clouds
- 7. Need to deploy workloads to different cloud environments for dev, test, prod
- 8. Multi-cloud resource elasticity: cloudbursting under heavy load
- 9. Different interface for each cloud, management complexity
- 11. Open standards
- 12. Support choice and design against vendor lock-in
- 14. Aeolus Conductor provides a centralized management and operations environment using deltacloud
- 17. 'Drivers' for all major cloud service providers
- 18. Backward compatibility across API versions
- 20. Realms
- 21. Images
- 22. Instances
- 23. Instance states
- 24. Storage
- 25. Networking
- 27. GoGrid
- 28. OpenNebula
- 29. Rackspace
- 30. RHEV-M
- 31. RimuHosting
- 32. Terremark
- 37. Start stopped instances
- 38. Stop running instances
- 39. Reboot running instances
- 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
- 47. Microsoft Azure (coming soon!)
- 48. Google Storage (coming soon!)
- 52. Create new blobs
- 54. Read/write blob attributes
- 55. Read/write individual blob attributes
- 57. Oz
- 58. Image Factory
- 59. Image Warehouse
- 61. Aeolus Project
- 63. Available as ruby gems for easy installation on other distributions.
- 67. Aeolus Conductor basic workflows
- 72. [email_address]
- 74. Want to join our pirate crew?
- 75. ARRGGHHHHHHHH (See us for more information)
- 76. We also have ninjas, but you can't see them
- 77. Questions?
Editor's Notes
- I'll begin with an overview of some of the challenges our customer see with virtualization solutions today. I'll then cover an overview of RHEV, and walk you through some of its key features and functionality. After that, I will cover our pricing and packaging model - And I will also contrast it with some of the other products in the market. Finally, I'll discuss our vision for RHEV and the virtualization market in general with a brief overview of our virtualization infrastructure roadmap - and then we will open the line up for questions. So, lets begin ...
- With RHEV for Servers, Red Hat provides a robust virtualization platform optimized to give you the performance, scalability, security and ecosystem you need with a price structure that truly enables pervasive datacenter virtualization. For more information, visit our web page which includes a library of datasheets, feature demos, and a link to a TCO calculator where you can calculate how much RHEV can save you in your datacenter. The address is www.redhat.com/rhev Thank you for your time today, and now I will take any questions.