This document provides an agenda for a workshop on JClouds, an open-source multi-cloud library. It introduces JClouds and its features for managing compute and storage across multiple cloud providers including Amazon AWS, Rackspace, and Azure. The workshop agenda includes demonstrations of using JClouds to bootstrap machines on EC2, manage object storage on S3, and leverage provider-specific features while retaining portability.

1. Xebia Workshop
JClouds Introduction
Xebia: OpenCSI:
Bertrand Dechoux Bruno Bonfils
Charles Blonde
Cyrille Le Clerc
Emmanuel Servent
Eric Briand
Wednesday, September 28, 11

2. Introduction
 Multi cloud provider API : Amazon AWS,
Rackspace, vCloud, Azure ...
 Multi threading model : Run commands on a set of
nodes
 Full access to provider API
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3. Features
 Compute API : bootstrap machines in the cloud
▶ Amazon EC2
▶ VMware vCloud
▶ ...
 Blobstore API : manage key-value storage
▶ Amazon S3
▶ Azure Blob Service
▶ ...
 No PaaS
▶ RDS and ELB are not yet available ... work in progress !
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4. Compute API Usage
 Context : Create a context to the service you wish to
use (eg : Amazon EC2)
 Template : Provider independant instance
configuration(Image, Location, Hardware, ...)
 Node : Compute instance, contains meta data
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5. Amazon EC2
 Use Amazon specific features
▶ Key pair
▶ Security Groups
▶ CloudInit
 100% pure JClouds
▶ Let provider create SSH keys
▶ Add firewall rules : open ports
▶ Use shell scripts
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6. JClouds resources
 www.jclouds.org
 http://code.google.com/p/jclouds/
 https://github.com/jclouds/jclouds
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7. The Workshop
“Discover Java Infra as Code with Amazon AWS”
http://code.google.com/p/xebia-france/wiki/
JavaInfrastructureAsCodeWithAmazonAwsWorkshop
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8. Thanks
Thanks for your help to prepare this workshop
Andrew Phillips
Adrian Cole
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