This document discusses the shift towards open source and open cloud technologies in enterprises. It notes that while open source and OpenStack are not new, enterprise adoption is growing and changing the technology landscape. Open source projects allow more flexible software frameworks and tools that are customer-focused. The document encourages getting involved by starting to study available open source resources, products, methodologies, and adapting existing work to new open source ways of working.

2. about:me
• Eric Wright
• Systems Architect, Blogger, Cloud Pundit
• @DiscoPosse on Twitter
• LinkedIn (Just search for DiscoPosse)

4. OpenStack
and the Industry Shift
with Open Cloud

5. Why OpenStack?

7. OpenStack for Enterprise
• Open source is not new
• OpenStack is not new
• Enterprise adoption is not new
• So why is this still being talked
about like it’s new?
• Because it is, for Enterprise

9. Open Clouds – Open Tools
• Open source projects are
changing the way that we
acquire and build software
• Open != Free
• Open != Perfect
• Open IS fundamentally good
• Walled gardens are less of an
attractive platform recently

11. Why Fear Open Source?

13. Changing Landscapes
• Increased adoption of open tools all ranges of
organizations
• Open communities are spawned which ultimately
supports and grows the adoption
• More enterprises vendors are consuming and
committing back to open ecosystems

14. OpenStack Icehouse

15. What about the shift?

17. Cheeseburger Cheese

18. Cheeseburger Cheese
• Customer knowledge can be
dangerous
• Service consumption is
changing with more customer
focused tools
• Software abstractions are
creating flexible frameworks
• Open cloud is a great enabler

19. Cloud Computing
Comparison

20. Docker

21. How Do I Get Involved?

23. Start Studying
• Great resources available
today
• Product specific content
• Methodology and thought
leadership is as important
• Don’t change what you do, just
adapt to a new way of doing it

24. Thank you!
Questions?