IEEE CloudCom 2014

IEEE CloudCom 2014 panel about open source clouds

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1. IEEE CloudCom 2014 Open Source for Cloud: Ready for Prime Time? Harish Pillay Head, Community Architecture and Leadership, Red Hat December 16, 2014 hpillay@redhat.com, h.pillay@ieee.org @harishpillay
2. 2 Open Source for Cloud: Ready for Prime Time?
3. 3 That statement has two interpretations
4. 4 But before interpreting it, let's consider the following
5. 5 What would you need to build a “cloud”? (since we are at an IEEE event)
6. 6 You need: a) software skills
7. 7 You need: a) software skills b) scaling and security skills
8. 8 You need: a) software skills b) scaling and security skills c) management skills
9. 9 You need: a) software skills b) scaling and security skills c) management skills d) lots of $
10. 10 If you choose to build it all by yourself, the time/cost alone is prohibitive and less likely to be viable
11. 11 Would you accept the preceding thesis?
12. 12 If so, then the best option is to work with the free/open source software ecosystem to build the cloud
13. 13 'Cos you get: a) software skills
14. 14 'Cos you get: a) software skills b) scaling and security skills
15. 15 'Cos you get: a) software skills b) scaling and security skills c) management skills
16. 16 'Cos you get: a) software skills b) scaling and security skills c) management skills d) at a fraction of $
17. 17 which brings us back to the topic ...
18. 18 Open Source for Cloud: Ready for Prime Time?
19. 19 That statement has two interpretations
20. 20 A – That, for any cloud service, offering or roll out, open source is the way but perhaps wasn't ready yet
21. 21 B – That, open source is now ready for prime time
22. 22 If we agree that the best way to build cloud offering is by using open source tools & techniques then ...
23. 23 It is Prime Time now
24. 24 It is Prime Time now, and we are rolling!
25. 25 Fact: Every single cloud offering/provider is built on open source software (bar one – but they're opening up slowly)
26. 26 Let's not just talk, but do a demo
27. 27 A) connect to OpenShift.com B) launch a cloud offering C) all built on open source D) have fun and perhaps make $
29. 29 And two more things ...
30. 30 For the data scientists out there: Check out ipython.org
32. 32 And redefining IT for the next 20 years: Project Atomic – projectatomic.io
34. 34 Project Atomic • Changes how you build and deploy applications – securely, with agility and accountability • Idea of containerization and repeatability • If you missed the web revolution back when the browser was introduced in 1993/94, THIS is the time for the next innovation – a once in 20-year inflection point
35. 35 Project Atomic • Changes how you build and deploy applications – securely, with agility and accountability • Idea of containerization and repeatability • If you missed the web revolution back when the browser was introduced in 1993/94, THIS is the time for the next innovation – a once in 20-year inflection point
36. 36 Project Atomic • Changes how you build and deploy applications – securely, with agility and accountability • Idea of containerization and repeatability • If you missed the web revolution back when the browser was introduced in 1993/94, THIS is the time for the next innovation – a once in 20-year inflection point
37. 37 Project Atomic • Changes how you build and deploy applications – securely, with agility and accountability • Idea of containerization and repeatability • If you missed the web revolution back when the browser was introduced in 1993/94, THIS is the time for the next innovation – a once in 20-year inflection point
38. Thank You! Harish Pillay hpillay@redhat.com h.pillay@ieee.org @harishpillay