OpenStack Day Israel 2017 Opening Words - Nati Shalom

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This document summarizes key points from an OpenStack Days Israel keynote presentation. It discusses how OpenStack can drive infrastructure innovation by providing an open, common, and composable platform for multiple VMs and containers. It also notes how OpenStack is evolving to think beyond Nova and serve as a standard API for other clouds. Several Israeli companies are highlighted that are leveraging OpenStack for private clouds, NFV, hybrid cloud, and Kubernetes including Bezeq, IDF, Cloudify, Amdocs, Mellanox, Kenshoo, and LivePerson. The presentation concludes by thanking OpenStack contributors.

Technology

Boring ?
Containers
Serveless
Edge Computing
IOT
NFV
IaaS 2011 IaaS 2017

OpenStack: Key for Driving Infrastructure Innovation
● Open, Common, Composable
Infrastructure
○ Multiple VM’s
○ Multiple Containers
● Open Collaboration Platform
● Available in many flavours
○ Public cloud, Managed Hosted, Private,
Single Box, Container
● Not so hard anymore!
Containers
Serveless
Edge Computing
IOT
NFV

Next Evolution: Think Outside the (OpenStack) Box!
Time to think beyond Nova
Using OpenStack as a
standard API for other clouds
(Similar to VIO in the case of
VMware)
Bare Metal Cloud
Making OpenStack part of
cloud-native, hybrid cloud
datacenter

OpenStack @
Bezeq
Private Managed OpenStack

OpenStack @
IDF
Use OpenStack to drive their
mission critical services

OpenStack @
Cloudify.co
Open Multi Cloud Application &
Network Orchestration 150% Growth in
OpenStack customers and
interest in NFV and
Enterprise Hybrid Cloud

OpenStack @
Amdocs
Leveraging OpenStack
(all key APIs including Heat, Neutron, Nova
and many others) in key domains
NFV
BSS
&
OSS
VNFs
(e.g. vOCS, vPCRF, vSCP) on top of
OpenStack
Migrating IT workloads
from VMware virtualization
to OpenStack and KVM
Leveraging peripheral
open source solutions
including Ansible and
Consul to further
streamline application
automation on top of
OpenStack

OpenStack @
Mellanox
High performance on OpenStack
CloudX - an openstack lab

OpenStack @
Kenshoo
Using OpenStack for their
private Dev/Test/Production
Environment as a lower cost
alternative to public cloud
● ~ 1.5PB SSD
● ~500 MySQLs
● 2PBof data used for raw
data persistency on HDFS and
Cassandra
Kenshoo’s Private Cloud

OpenStack @
LivePerson
Kubernetes on OpenStack
Hybrid Cloud
12,000physical cores,
7,000 virtual servers, and over
70,000 virtual cores.

OpenStack Innovation by Global Companies

Thank You!
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Sharone Zitzman
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