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OpenStack is a freely available set of cloud computing services that allow you to create both private and public cloud environments. It provides tools for automating the management of compute, storage, and networking resources in a data center. OpenStack can be used to create private clouds for internal development environments or small-scale production use. It also enables the option of hosted private clouds, where an external partner runs OpenStack on your behalf. Public clouds operated by various companies use OpenStack as their underlying platform. The key benefits of OpenStack include keeping sensitive data private by hosting it yourself or with a trusted partner, and designing interoperability between private and public cloud resources. The OpenStack community includes anyone who wants to help develop its open source cloud technologies and share information
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- 1. What is OpenStack to you? OpenStackFin 2014-02 2014-2-11 1 Ilkka Tengvall
- 2. Welcome - Tervetuloa The Second OpenStack Finland Meetup
- 3. Cloud – short description ting resources u way to get comp Modern for the usage. and pay only HW infr a and s erver op systems erating are com modity.
- 4. Servers from tap, the bill will follow
- 6. What is OpenStack? A freely available collection of cloud machinery elements that let's you create cloud environment. The environment has well described both user and machine interfaces, and good documentation.
- 7. Different Clouds ● Private cloud – – Automatizing the existing server capacity in-house – ● For development environments Small-scale production cloud Hosted private cloud – – ● OpenStack can be hosted externally Smooth transition from private cloud to hosted private environment. Public cloud – There are operators that run public clouds using OpenStack.
- 8. Private vs. Public Cloud ● Use OpenStack for cloud privacy – ● ● Keep your valuable data close to you (customer information, corporate sensitive data) -> private, or in trusted public Know who handles your private data (Trusted partner hosts your cloud) Identify who do you don't want to handle your data – Do you trust the cloud vendor, their employees and officials?
- 9. Private vs. Public Cloud ● Use OpenStack for cloud privacy – ● ● Keep your valuable data close to you (customer information, corporate sensitive data) -> private, or in trusted public Know who handles your private data (Trusted partner hosts your cloud) Identify who do you don't want to handle your data – Do you trust the cloud vendor, their employees and officials?
- 10. Private vs. Public Cloud ● Use remote cloud near the user to deliver quick access ● Use global/foreign clouds to deliver the bulk data ● Store only run time information remotely, no registers Design your cloud machinery to allow interoperability between the public and private clouds.
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