auro cloud computing discussion on openstack user survey

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OpenStack User Survey


Before We Start

Who is winning the cloud?

Which project is most important?

Size of deployments?

Why people choose one driver or project over another?


Does One Size Fit All?


Deployment State and Type

• Production

Deployments have

increased from

33% to 46%


Deployment State and Type


Industry and Trends


The Business Motivators


Production Versions


Projects in Use & Workloads


Identity Drivers


Deployment Tools


Operating Systems


Databases


OpenStack Toolkits


Configuration Tools


Clouds Play Nice


General Feedback

Neutron remained at the number one area of pain (16% of comments).

Documentation (8.7%).

Other issues affecting all projects, such as Upgrades (5.2%) and High

Availability (4.4%) ranked next, along with a desire for a stronger dashboard

(5.2%).

Following this were general comments regarding specific projects - Nova

(3.9%), Ceilometer (3.7%), Heat (2.6%) and Keystone (2.3%).

Of note is the combination of older projects with younger ones, potentially

indicating that Ceilometer and Heat have a ways to go.

Nova being a large, long-standing project would expect many comments.

Rounding out the top 10 was Logging (1.9%).


General Feedback - Neutron

Specifically drawing out the comments around neutron

More than 61% voiced concerns around performance, stability and ease of use.

High Availability ranked second (11%), with SDN use cases and IPv6

requirements following (7%).

Issues to do with migrating from nova-network to neutron were mentioned

robustly (4%), with a strong desire to see a migration path.

Feature-related issues rounded out the set - security groups (2%), NFV (2%),

LBaaS (2%), with the exception of a special mention for stability - garnering a

further 2% of comments just for this.


Readying OpenStack

Improved security: Security is becoming increasingly necessary as cyber attacks proliferate. Through co-engineering, the native security features of Linux can be extended across an OpenStack environment.

Interoperability: Organizations depend on a range of third party tools and drivers when using OpenStack, and Linux provides the platform to ensure a high level of functionality and certification.

Straight forward support: Dealing with multiple vendors can cause communication and workflow issues, but with an integrated OpenStack and Linux set up, this becomes a non-issue. Instead a single vendor can help to streamline issue resolution.

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