The document discusses SUSE's portfolio and Container as a Service Platform (CaaSP). It provides an overview of how SUSE products like OpenStack Cloud, Enterprise Storage, and Cloud Application Platform integrate and deploy on CaaSP. This gives benefits like simplified management, upgrades, and reuse of skills across products. The document also outlines new versions and features for these products in upcoming years, including using CaaSP as a common deployment platform.

1. Gustavo Varela
Sales Engineer
gvarela@suse.com
SUSE’s portfolio & CaaSP
Next generation SUSE solutions integrated with CaaS Platform

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Common deployment platform
Simplify
your IT ecosystem
The benefits that SUSE CaaSP brings:
• Maximum hardware optimization
• Maximum service density
• Hyper convergence
• Flexible deployment scenarios
SUSE CaaSP Helps:
Having a common deployment and cluster management
platform.
Reuse knowledge and admin skills
Simplify product lifecycle

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CaaSP as a central point
SUSE
Enterprise
Storage
SUSE
OpenStack
Cloud
SUSE Cloud
Application
Platform
SUSE
Containers as a
Service
Platform
SUSE
Manager
Deployed on Manages

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New versions to be deployed on CaaSP

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SUSE OpenStack Cloud
2017 2018
V6
V7
V8
SUSE OpenStack Cloud 6 SUSE OpenStack Cloud 7 SUSE OpenStack Cloud 8
Base Evolution and Enhancement
• OpenStack Liberty release
• SLES 12 SP1 all nodes
New or Expanded Services
• IBM z/VM support
• Shared file system support
• Distributed Virtual Routing
• Database as a Service technology
preview
Operational Enhancements
• Domains
• Backup and restore of cloud config
• Improved installation wizard
• High availability for compute nodes
Base Evolution and Enhancement
• OpenStack Newton release
• SLES 12 SP2 support
• Continued UX enhancements
New or Expanded Services
• Magnum & Kubernetes support for
container orchestration
• Manila integration with CephFS
Operational Enhancements
• Non-disruptive upgrade
Base Evolution and Enhancement
• OpenStack Pike release
• SLES 12 SP3
• Common code base for HPE &
SUSE
• Scalability Enhancements
New or Expanded Services
• ARM compute nodes
• PaaS Integration
Operational Enhancements
• Containerized control plane
SUSE OpenStack Cloud 7+
Base Evolution and Enhancement
• Scalability Enhancements
New or Expanded Services
• Physical server as a Service
Operational Enhancements
• Multi-data center deployment
• Cloud Monitoring
Information is forward looking and subject to change at any time.
2016

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SUSE Enterprise Storage
2016 2018 2019
V4
V5
V6
SUSE Enterprise Storage 4 SUSE Enterprise Storage 5 SUSE Enterprise Storage 7
Built On
• Ceph Jewel release
• SLES 12 SP2 (Server)
Manageability
• Initial openATTIC management
• Initial DeepSea Salt integration
Interoperability
• Arch64
• CephFS (production use cases)
• NFS Ganesha (Technology
Preview)
• NFS access to S3 buckets
(Technology Preview)
Availability
• Multisite object replication
Built On
• Ceph Luminous release
• SLES 12 SP3 (Server)
Manageability
• openATTIC management phase 2
o Grafana monitoring dashboard
o Prometheus event alert - email
• DeepSea Salt integration phase 2
o Online Filestore to BlueStore
Interoperability
• NFS Ganesha
• NFS access to S3 buckets
• CIFS Samba (Technology
Preview)
• CephFS Multi MDS support
Availability
• Erasure coded block and file
Efficiency
• BlueStore back-end
• Data compression
Built On
• Ceph “P” release
• CaaS Platform (Server)
Manageability
• openATTIC management phase 4
• DeepSea Salt integration phase 4
• Integration with Kubernetes
• Automatic Metric Reporting phase 2
• Last good configuration rollback
Interoperability
• RDMA back-end
Availability
• CephFS snapshots
• Asynchronous file replication
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Built On
• Ceph “N” release
• CaaS Platform (Server)
Manageability
• openATTIC management phase 3
o Event alert - SNMP traps
• DeepSea Salt integration phase 3
• Integration with SUSE Manager
• Automatic Metric Reporting phase 1
• IPv6
Interoperability
• Containerized SES
• CIFS/Samba
• Quality of Service (QoS)
• RDMA back-end (Technology
Preview)
Availability
• Asynchronous iSCSI replication
V7
Information is forward looking and subject to change at any time.
20202017

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2017 2018 2019
Alpha
1.0
SUSE PaaS 1.0 Future Releases
Cloud Foundry
- SUSE Linux Enterprise stemcells and
stack
- Filesystem service (Persi on Ceph)
- App SSO (via Oauth2/UAA)
- App-AutoScaler *
- Zero downtime app update *
- Backup and restore improvements *
- App Versioning *
- Multiple ports per CF app container *
Supporting Services
- Configurable CF service brokers
- Portus container registry*
* features and services in 1.x minor
releases
Cloud Foundry
- Customer-requested features
- New upstream CF features
- IBM zSystem and ARM
- UDP routing
- SNI and cert management
- Diego cell autoscaling
- Diego alternatives
Supporting Services
- 3rd
party service ecosystem
- Open Service Broker API
- CI/CD
- Online IDE (e.g. Eclipse Che)
- Development tools
- Github Enterprise, Gitlab, or Gitea
SUSE Cloud Application Platform
Timeline
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This information is forward-looking and subject to change at any time
Cloud Foundry
- openSUSE stemcells and stack
compatible with CF buildpacks
- CF Web UI
Services
- MySQL (MariaDB) service and broker
SUSE PaaS Beta
Cloud Foundry
- Stabilization and usability improvements
- For Kubernetes 1.7 (CaaS Platform 2.0)
- HA pods
Services
- additional brokers for external data
services
SUSE PaaS Beta
First CloudFoundry PaaS
platform in the industry
based 100% on
Containers+Kubernetes

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Benefits of CaaSP on SUSE Products
• Suse Openstack Cloud:
• Allow the possibility of hyperconverged technologies.
• Better HA on the control plane.
• Better upgrades of the control plane
• Suse Enterprise Storage:
• Allow the possibility of hyperconverged technologies.
• Mix different roles on the servers.
• Suse Cloud Application Platform:
• Allow autoescalation and cluster capabilities.
• Allow autocure and automatic updates.

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SUSE Manager

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SUSE Manager
New functionalities to deal with Containers and Kubernetes clusters
Since SUMA 3.1.X new container specific functionalities have been
added:
• Connect SUMA with Container Registries
• Container creation
• Container security audit (CVE audit)
• View Kubernetes cluster topology inside
SUSE Manager
• More to come …

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Security updates the traditional way
1
SUSE Manager
SUSE
Customer
Center
RPM
Apply fix for CVE!

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How are containers managed today ?
1
Public
Container
Registry

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How are containers managed today ?
1
Public
Container
Registry
GitHub

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How are containers managed today ?
1
Continuous Integration
Public
Container
Registry
GitHub
Local
Container
Registry

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How are containers managed today ?
1
Continuous Integration
Public
Container
Registry
GitHub
Local
Container
Registry
What’s a CVE?

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More than 30% of docker images in Docker
HUB include high priority vulnerabilities
1Source: Banyan

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Secure containers with SUSE Manager!
1
Continuous Integration
SUSE
Linux Enterprise
Container
Local
Container
Registry

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Secure containers with SUSE Manager!
1
Continuous Integration
SUSE
Linux Enterprise
Container
Local
Container
Registry
SUSE Manager
SUSE
Customer
Center
RPM
Rebuild

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Secure containers with SUSE Manager!
1
Continuous Integration
SUSE
Linux Enterprise
Container
Local
Container
Registry
SUSE Manager
SUSE
Customer
Center
RPM

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Secure containers with SUSE Manager!
2
Continuous Integration
SUSE
Linux Enterprise
Container
Local
Container
Registry
SUSE Manager
SUSE
Customer
Center
RPM
Scan
&
Rebuild
Apply fix
for CVE!

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Secure containers with SUSE Manager!
2
Continuous Integration
SUSE
Linux Enterprise
Container
GitHub
Local
Container
Registry
SUSE Manager
SUSE
Customer
Center
RPM
Scan
&
Rebuild
Apply fix
for CVE!

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Secure containers with SUSE Manager!
2
Continuous Integration
SUSE
Linux Enterprise
Container
GitHub
Local
Container
Registry
SUSE Manager
SUSE
Customer
Center
RPM
Scan
&
Rebuild
Apply fix
for CVE!

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Other ISVs

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SAP Vora
• Vora is SAP’s new offering in the BigData maket integrating
Spark’s query capabilities with powerful BigData ready
components like SAP Hana or Hadoop.
• Example of leading software vendor packaging their new
solutions ready to run on top of Kubernetes
• SAP Vora has been certified for deployment on SUSE Containers
as a Service Platform
• Expect this model to be more common in the future!

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Q & A

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