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This document discusses improving cloud computing availability using OpenStack. It covers 3 main points: enterprise cloud computing, cloud availability, and OpenStack as a cloud operating system. The document presents OpenStack as a way to enhance cloud performance and availability through optimization. It provides an agenda that discusses introduction to cloud computing concepts, cloud availability, and using OpenStack as a cloud OS.
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- Hybrid cloud strategies that maintain some workloads on-premise while moving others to cloud are becoming more common and supported.
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CloudCamp
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Cloud computing
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Isep master thesis
- 1. Improving Cloud ComputingImproving Cloud Computing availability with OpenStackavailability with OpenStack enhanced performanceenhanced performance 2014 / 122014 / 12 Cloud Computing Master,Cloud Computing Master, Professional Thesis @ ISEP ParisProfessional Thesis @ ISEP Paris PATTERSON GéraldPATTERSON Gérald
- 2. Amélioration de la disponibilitéAmélioration de la disponibilité du Cloud Computingdu Cloud Computing grace a l'optimisation desgrace a l'optimisation des performance d'OpenStack.performance d'OpenStack. 2014 / 122014 / 12 Thése Professionel concernantThése Professionel concernant Le Master de Cloud Computing @ ISEP ParisLe Master de Cloud Computing @ ISEP Paris PATTERSON GéraldPATTERSON Gérald
- 3. AGENDAAGENDA Introduction 3 main points of discussion ● Enterprise in Cloud Computing ● Cloud Computing Availability ● Openstack as Cloud Computing OS Conclusion
- 4. Introduction 3 principaux points ● Enterprise in Cloud Computing ● L'Entreprise dans le Cloud ● Disponibilité du Cloud Computing ● Openstack l'OS du Cloud Computing Conclusion AGENDAAGENDA
- 5. IntroductionIntroduction Leonard KLEINROCKLeonard KLEINROCK @kleinrock “As of now, computer networks are still in their infancy, but as they grow up and become sophisticated, we will probably see the spread of ‘computer utilities’” A former chief scientist of the ARPANET project Retired Distinguished Professor of Computer Science. UCLA
- 6. IntroductionIntroduction Leonard KLEINROCKLeonard KLEINROCK @kleinrock “As of now, computer networks are still in their infancy, but as they grow up and become sophisticated, we will probably see the spread of ‘computer utilities’” Un ancien chief scientist du Projet ARPANET Professeur d'informatique Emerite à la retraite. UCLA, USA
- 7. IntroductionIntroduction John McCarthyJohn McCarthy “Computing power in the future might be organized and sold as a public utility business model like water or electricity” One of the founder of Artificial Intelligence Professor Emeritus of Computer Science at Stanford University.
- 8. IntroductionIntroduction John McCarthyJohn McCarthy “Computing power in the future might be organized and sold as a public utility business model like water or electricity” L'un des fondateurs de l'intelligence artifielle Professor Emeritus of Computer Science at Stanford University.
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- 10. Modéle du Cloud Computing vue du NISTModéle du Cloud Computing vue du NIST
- 13. Risk Management – CIA TriadRisk Management – CIA Triad
- 14. Cloud Services Security BoundaryCloud Services Security Boundary
- 15. Availability is crucial for cloud computingAvailability is crucial for cloud computing
- 16. La disponibilité est crucial pour le cloudLa disponibilité est crucial pour le cloud
- 17. Performance Tuning Operation System viewPerformance Tuning Operation System view
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- 19. The USE MethodologieThe USE Methodologie © Brendan GREGG
- 22. Analyse de PerformanceAnalyse de Performance © Brendan GREGG
- 23. OpenStack UseOpenStack Use OpenStack User Survey and Feedback - Survey data gathered by T. Bell, T. Fifield, R. Lane, J.C. Martin - 13 th May 2014
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- 25. OpenStack Cloud Computing OSOpenStack Cloud Computing OS
- 26. OpenStack Hypervisor UsageOpenStack Hypervisor Usage
- 27. Xen Spectrum of nodesXen Spectrum of nodes © Brendan GREGG
- 28. High Availability clusterHigh Availability cluster