linuxcon na 2013 keynote - why open matters: hp and openstack
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Brian Aker, HP Fellow Keynote talk at LinuxCon NA 2013 in New Orleans, LA.TRANSCRIPT
Why Open MattersHP & OpenStack
WHO IS HP?
HP IndemnifiedLinux
Against SCO2003
One Linux Server Every Minute
Today
HP launches Public Cloud and Helps Start the OpenStack
Foundation2011
What is this stack business?
L inux
A pache
M ySQL
Perl/PHP/Python
Glance
Nova
Swift
Glance
Nova Horizon
Keystone
Swift
Neutron
Glance
Nova Horizon
Keystone
Swift
Neutron
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Load
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OpenStack is an Ecosystem
(Yes, and this was out of date the moment I hit save).
200+ companies
11964 people
>3000 commits last month
ContinuousIntegration
Deployment
Daily Patch Volume
Accelerated Participation with Velocity
How Does HP Participate?
NovaContainer
Service
AgentManagerREST API
Trove: DBMS as a Service
SQL
REST
REST API
Libra: Load Balancer as a Service
SQL
NEUTRON
LBAS Pool
TCP/HTTP
ATLAS
And a few others...
• DNSaaS
• Tripelo, The Installer
• Ironic, Servers as a Service
• HEAT, Orchestration as a Service
• Nova, Glance, Swift, Horizon,...
KeystoneNova
Swift Trove
Keystone Nova(Private)
TroveNova
Keystone
Do we learn anything by running a Public Cloud?
Some philosophies
• Continuous Integration is the new normal
• SSH into production considered harmful
• Data security and encryption at the tenant level
• Open Source means audit-ability
No SSH, No Shell
“Just run this command and it works”
“The process had to be restarted”
“I just deleted the logs”
Humans are sources of bad entropy.
SOC compliancy is Good.
Debugging?
• Centralize your logs
• Kick the box from the fleet, never take it back.
• Provide Snapshots
Open matters because Security Matters
Rethink Open Source Security
Tenant Data should only be visible to the
Owner
Copyright is just one reason
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