The document discusses the intersection of OpenStack and the Internet of Things (IoT), outlining the current state, future directions, and essential components needed for development. It highlights existing advancements such as IPv6 and orchestration while stressing concerns in security and scalability that must be addressed. A Q&A session is concluded at the end for further discussions.

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OpenStack and the IoT
Where we stand, where we're going, what we need to get there

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Who we are
● Sean Collins (Mirantis) @sc68cal
● Niki Acosta (Cisco) @NikiAcosta
● Alexander Adamov (Mirantis) @Alex_Ad
● Xiaoping Chen (IBM) chenxi@us.ibm.com
● Nick Chase (Mirantis) @NickChase
● Kumuthini Ratnasingham (Juniper) kratna@juniper.net

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Agenda
● OpenStack and the IoT
● Where we are now
● Where we're going
● Concerns we should have
● What we already have
● What we still need
● Q&A

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OpenStack and the IoT
http://www.milkstreetmarketing.com/adventures-in-marketing/internet-of-things/

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Where we are now
● Projections
● Trends
● Important building blocks
● Connectivity
● Device management
● Information management

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Concerns we should have
https://securityledger.com/2015/01/why-network-segmentation-is-imperative-on-the-internet-of-things/

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Concerns we should have
● Security
● Attack surface
● Client side
● Server side
● Capacity

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What we already have
● IPv6
● Orchestration
● Big Data

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What we still need
● Lifecycle management
● Scalability
● Peer to peer

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Q&A
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