The Evolution of Cloud, Microservices & Virtualization
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The Evolution of Cloud, Microservices & Virtualization, as presented at Elevation Academy A history of the technological baby steps (and huge ones) that took the industry to where it is today.
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- 1. Cloud, Microservices & Virtualization How the hell did we end up here? Issac Goldstand Principal Enterprise Architect
- 3. The growth of the data center...
- 4. A challenge arises How can I reduce my hardware footprint without compromising performance?
- 5. 1965 - IBM CP-40
- 6. 1979 - Version 7 UNIX
- 7. 1979 - Version 7 UNIX
- 8. Late 1980s
- 9. 1993 - Linux 0.99
- 10. 1993 - Oslo University
- 11. 1994
- 12. 1996 - Gartner
- 13. 2000 - FreeBSD 4.0
- 14. 2001 - VMWare
- 15. 2001 - RLX Technologies
- 16. 2002 - Linux 2.4.19
- 17. 2003 - University of Cambridge
- 18. 2005 - Solaris 10
- 20. 2005
- 21. 2004
- 22. 2006
- 23. 2006 - VMWare ESX 3.0
- 24. 2006 - AWS S3 + EC2
- 25. 2007/8 - Linux 2.6.24
- 26. 2008 - Agile 2008 Toronto
- 27. 2008
- 28. 2012 - Martin Fowler
- 29. 2013 - dotCloud
- 30. 2014 - Linux 3.18
- 31. 2014 - Martin Fowler & James Lewis
- 32. 2014 - Docker, Inc
- 33. 2014 - AWS
- 34. 2015 - Docker 0.9
- 35. 2015 - Joyent
- 36. Going forward...
- 37. Thank You
Editor's Notes
- Speaker notes go here
- Installation of the first computer with a 5kb memory, Weizman Institute, Israel, 10-16-1955
- The first Hypervisor released
- Initial support for chroot jails. Restrict FS access
- Union mounts in Plan 9, SunOS, BSD Unix
- UnionFS hits the linux kernel
- cfengine written by Mark Burgess to automate management of his workstations
- Amazon.com launches an online bookstore
- Gartner articles “Service Oriented” Architecture Part 1/2
- FreeBSD jails adds independent hostnames, independant networking (by default) and independant users
- VMWare ESX (type 1) and GSX (type 2) launched
- The first commercial Blade Server relieves datacenter density. In 2014 42U holds 1440 blades per cabinet
- Namespaces: mnt, pid, net, ipc, user
- Opensource Xen (type 1) released
- Fully integrated in the OS. Complete mini-OS in the OS. Kernel translation for other langauges
- ZFS including snapshotting and CoW
- Puppet is born
- Joyent is born
- AUFS introduced to replace UnionFS
- Live migration of VM between hypervisors. First CPU/RAM; then storage, too
- EC2 in August, S3 in March
- Google cgroups (process containers) Resource limits, prioritization, quota/accting, control
- Patrick Debois presents “Agile Infrastructure & Operations” which presents the idea now dubbed DevOps
- LXC 0.1 is released
- The “pheonix server” dies and rises from the ashes - this later becomes Immutable Server
- Docker (LXC)
- OverlayFS merged into Linux
- Martin Fowler & James Lewis define “Microservice Architecture”
- Public docker registry
- AWS launches Elastic Container Service
- Docker libcontainer → runc
- Joyent launches Triton with docker support - Does this mean that I’ll be able to DTrace my Linux apps in a Docker container?