Lew Tucker

VP/CTO Cloud Computing, Cisco SystemsApril 26, 2016

@lewtucker

OpenStack and the Powerof Community-Developed Software

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“Humans control the planet because they are the only animals that can cooperate both flexibly and in very large numbers.”

- Yuval Noah Harari“Sapiens, A Brief History of Humankind”

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2 Million Years Ago…..Humans spread from Africa to Eurasia

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200,000 years ago: Homo sapiens appeared

And around 70,000 years ago things really started to change

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Using our social, organizational skills, and imagination we started to re-imagine our world

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Collaborating with others we created social structures, agriculture and a culture upon which to build society

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Leading us to our modern world

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Invention and Abstraction

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Containers

Virtual Machines

Reviews

+1+2, -2

Governance

Projects

Abstraction

Cloud Computing???

Instant, self-provisioning, dynamic allocation of resources

Physical Domain Virtual Domain

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Software is now being moved aroundin containers

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Open Source

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GitHub: 35 Million Projects,14 Million Users

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Age of Software Defined Data Centers…

Agility

Faster Time to Market

Lower Cost

Automation through software

Open Systems de-risk investment

Avoid lock-in

Services

That span both public and private

deployments

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Configuration and Cabling Becomes Code

submodule execd-routes { import inet-types { prefix inet; } include execd-types;

description “providesfor configuring static routes (IPv4 and IPv6). grouping routes { container inet { list route { key "name prefix-length"; leaf name { type inet:ipv4-address; } leaf prefix-length { type prefixLengthIPv4; }

leaf enabled { type boolean; default true; }

Automation and declarative models replace manual procedures

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Customers favor open, modular architectures

Open solutions provide agility and reduce cost

Open source platforms drive standarization

Cisco: Concrete Business Reasons for Open Source

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Leading Technology Companies Support Formation of OpenStack Foundation

AT&T, Canonical, HP, IBM, Nebula, Rackspace, Red Hat, Suse and ten other companies make early commitments to participate based on published Framework

SAN ANTONIO, Texas – April 12, 2012 – Today eighteen leading technology companies announced their plans to become Platinum or Gold members of the OpenStack(r) Foundation, an independent and long-term home for OpenStack, the open source cloud operating system. AT&T, Canonical, HP, IBM, Nebula, Rackspace, Red Hat, and Suse have committed to join the foundation as Platinum Members, and Cisco, Cloudscaling, Dell, Dreamhost, ITRI, Mirantis, Morphlabs, Netapp, and Piston Cloud Computing as Gold Members based on the principles outlined in the published mission and framework.

The support of these industry leaders will further accelerate open innovation and adoption of OpenStack as they continue to hire developers and provide financial resources to ensure the long-term viability of the project.  Each of the companies were active contributors to the most recent release of OpenStack, believe in the open development process, and have a corporate strategy that is aligned with OpenStack’s success.  

Cisco: Committed to OpenStack since 2011

Open Source SDN Controller Technology

OpenStack SVCS

OpenStack Neutron Driver

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OPNFV reference model formed using OpenStack and ODL

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Pushing Limits of Networking Performance

Open Source Virtual Packet Processing (VPP)• User-space network packet processing at line rates• Millions packets per sec• Same code for baremetal,VMs, or containers• Intel DPDK open source network driver

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Frameworks for Microservices Development

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Multi-Screen DVR Moving to the Cloud for Video Operators

SP Business Outcomes

Expanded Flexibility and

Operational Savings

Self-Service Portal

VNFs

vFW vISE vNAT

Cisco Evolved Services Platform

Service Catalog Orchestration Engine

Open APIs

Cisco Evolved Programmable Network

StorageNetwork Compute

Eliminates need for home DVR

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The New Open Source Landscape Around OpenStack

LINUX FOUNDATION COLLLABORATIVE PROJECTS

Since Austin Release: A Community Hard at Work

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Dope’n’Stack Cloud Anthem

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Going E.N.T.E.R.P.R.I.S.E

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OpenStack User Survey – April 2016

65% of OpenStack Deployments are in production or full operational use

https://www.openstack.org/assets/survey/April-2016-User-Survey-Report.pdf

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Sean Michael Kerner, eWeek 04/10/2016

It’s Clearly a Multi-Cloud World

“Although there is often a compulsion among pundits to compare AWS and its financial success to OpenStack, the truth is that the two aren't always direct competitors.”

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OpenStack is emerging as a standard for the on-premises component of hybrid cloud

Craig McLuckie, Google

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Open Software, Open Platforms, Open Communities

OpenStack SummitAustin, Texas 2016