Recap of OpenStack Tokyo Summit

OpenStack Summit Tokyo Recap

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Jason HuntExecutive Software Architect IBM@DJHunt

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Agenda

• Overall themes & Big Tent

• Specific topics:

– Multi-site/HA

– Monitoring

– NFV

• IBM Contributions

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Agenda



– Multi-site/HA

– Monitoring

– NFV


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Can OpenStack be one platform for everything?

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The Big Tent

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Another view of OpenStack Projects

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OpenStack Project Maturity & Adoption

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Project Navigator: http://openstack.org/software

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Agenda



– Multi-site/HA

– Monitoring

– NFV


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https://www.openstack.org/summit/tokyo-2015/videos/presentation/multisite-openstack-deep-dive

“Designing for Availability and Enterprise Readiness”

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https://www.openstack.org/summit/tokyo-2015/videos/presentation/reliable-openstack-designing-for-availability-and-enterprise-readiness

plus… OpenStack Senlin is a project for clustering

Agenda



– Multi-site/HA

– Monitoring

– NFV


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Ceilometer + Monasca = Ceilosca??

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https://www.openstack.org/summit/tokyo-2015/videos/presentation/ceilometer-monascaceilosca

Agenda



– Multi-site/HA

– Monitoring

– NFV


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Benefits of NFV

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NFV/SDN Business Case for Cloud Based Networking requires

Agility with Trustworthy Operations - often opposing requirements

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• Infrastructure details and deployment is abstracted to speed service creation

• Virtual network functions describe infrastructure requirements

• Service KPIs and Service levels

Operational TrustService Agility

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Detailed Topology

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Abstract Cloud

• Mapping of Virtual Image placement to specific Server and relationships to other instances must be discovered and maintained in real time

• Virtual image server placement discovered in real time

Deliver more services quicker through the factory Analyze Infrastructure faults and experience

Major Domains for Agile Network Service Delivery and Operation

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Deliver more services quicker through the factory Analyze Infrastructure faults and experience

Service Design & Creation Service Fulfilment Service Assurance

BSS

• Highly agile interaction between providers of single VNFs and

End-to-End network service provider (CSPs)

• Much quicker turn-around times compared to classical PNFs

• Move to continuous delivery of network functions and services

• Highly dynamic infrastructure

• High degree of automation

• Multiple layers of

infrastructure and

technologies

• Multi-region

• Real-time visibility

• Observation and correlation of

many data sources

• Use of analytics

• Policy-based decisions and

automation

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https://www.openstack.org/summit/tokyo-2015/videos/presentation/telco-industry-made-agile-with-nfv

Pattern/Template

with network definitions

Processes/Workflows

Instantiation, Testing,

Scaling, Decommissioning, etc.

VNF Image

Scripts (install, config, activation, etc)

VNF

Software

VNF Image

Scripts (install, config, activation, etc)

VNF

Software

Virtual

Testers

Service

Simulators

Test Definition

& Scripts

Policies

(placement,

security,

availability)

Service

Definition(service parameters,

KPIs, KQIs, etc.)

Product

Definition(pricing, etc.)

3rd party APIs,

Apps,

And Services

Monitoring &

Service

Assurance

Metrics

And End-to-End Network Service requires many Artifacts …

User

Experience

Assets

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TOSCA, Heat, and Murano

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plus… deploying TOSCA CSAR files via Murano

(just like Heat)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nrU00erezWE

Service Function Chaining

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https://www.openstack.org/summit/tokyo-2015/videos/presentation/empower-your-cloud-through-neutron-service-function-chaining

Agenda



– Multi-site/HA

– Monitoring

– NFV


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IBM Contributions

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IBM Contributions

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