Intro to Open Stack
Central Florida Open Stack User Group
Donnie Hamlett
http://www.meetup.com/Orlando-Central-Florida-OpenStack-Meetup/
What is OpenStack
 Open source cloud computing platform
 OpenStack is the largest open source project in the world
 RackSpace acquired a company SliceHost they were working on way to
automate the build out of cloud resources
 NASA scientist developed a technology called Nova that could spin up
virtualized servers and make them available
 The two companies merged the two projects and created OpenStack in
2010
 OpenStack is written in Python
Why is OpenStack a big deal?
 OpenStack is a cloud platform that is technology agnostic
 It allows open source technologies as well as proprietary technology
solutions to be plugged into the various services that make it up
 Its openness simplifies the process of building IaaS Private Clouds, Public
Clouds and Hybrid Clouds
 Rapid release cycle new release every 6 months
Who uses OpenStack?
Who Supports OpenStack (just a few)
OpenStack Projects
 Nova – Compute
 Keystone – Identity Management
 Neutron – Networking
 Cinder – Block Storage
 Glance – Image Service
 Swift – Object Storage
 Horizon – Dashboard
 Heat – Orchestration
 Ceilometer – Telemetry (Tracking and Billing)
Architecture
Resources
 youtube.com – subscribe to OpenStack.org channel
 openstack.org website – documentation
 ubuntu.com – documentation of OpenStack on Ubuntu
 redhat.com – documentation of OpenStack on Red Hat and Centos
 Packstack – all the openstack compenents in a simple single server installation
 devstack.org – similar to packstack a single server installation of OpenStack
 ebay.com – devstack and packstack are great but to get proficient at setting up
OpenStack from scratch you will need two physical servers. Selllers on ebay sell used
servers for less than $130.
What’s Next?
 We are off to a great start!
 In the process of setting up future meetings
 Feel free to contribute in any way that works for you
 Stay in touch with what's happening the group via the meetup site

Intro to OpenStack

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    Intro to OpenStack Central Florida Open Stack User Group Donnie Hamlett http://www.meetup.com/Orlando-Central-Florida-OpenStack-Meetup/
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    What is OpenStack Open source cloud computing platform  OpenStack is the largest open source project in the world  RackSpace acquired a company SliceHost they were working on way to automate the build out of cloud resources  NASA scientist developed a technology called Nova that could spin up virtualized servers and make them available  The two companies merged the two projects and created OpenStack in 2010  OpenStack is written in Python
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    Why is OpenStacka big deal?  OpenStack is a cloud platform that is technology agnostic  It allows open source technologies as well as proprietary technology solutions to be plugged into the various services that make it up  Its openness simplifies the process of building IaaS Private Clouds, Public Clouds and Hybrid Clouds  Rapid release cycle new release every 6 months
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    OpenStack Projects  Nova– Compute  Keystone – Identity Management  Neutron – Networking  Cinder – Block Storage  Glance – Image Service  Swift – Object Storage  Horizon – Dashboard  Heat – Orchestration  Ceilometer – Telemetry (Tracking and Billing)
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    Resources  youtube.com –subscribe to OpenStack.org channel  openstack.org website – documentation  ubuntu.com – documentation of OpenStack on Ubuntu  redhat.com – documentation of OpenStack on Red Hat and Centos  Packstack – all the openstack compenents in a simple single server installation  devstack.org – similar to packstack a single server installation of OpenStack  ebay.com – devstack and packstack are great but to get proficient at setting up OpenStack from scratch you will need two physical servers. Selllers on ebay sell used servers for less than $130.
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    What’s Next?  Weare off to a great start!  In the process of setting up future meetings  Feel free to contribute in any way that works for you  Stay in touch with what's happening the group via the meetup site