Welcome to SUSE Expert Days · POC hand over to Dev/Ops teams One of the following issues is likely: •POC doesn’t run in production/staging •Development environment not easy

Welcome to

SUSE Expert Days

North America Distribution PDF

02-Feb-2018

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Agenda

Welcome and Introductions

Open. Redefined.

Slideware to Real World

Innovation at the Speed of Open SourceLeverage the latest innovations to stay in the game

Extending Your Value with Partners

Lunch

Increasing Agility is the Key to SuccessEarn bonus points by improving business agility

Adapt to Win with IT Transformation Take the top spot by transforming IT

End of Day Wrap Up and Thank You

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Open. Redefined.

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Technology Trends Shaping our World

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What Does This Mean for You?

NEW OPPORTUNITIES

New Ways

to Leverage

Open Source

NEW DEMANDS

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Open Source Projects Have Exploded

+

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Where Do You Start?

• Which open source projects are relevant for you?

• What will work with your existing IT deployment

and with other projects?

• Is the technology enterprise ready

and viable long term?

• What skills and support

do you need?

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SUSE is Redefining What it Means to be Open

The Open, Open Source Company

Open Source

Community

Customers &

Partners

Committed to

open source

Being a leader and

contributor within the

open source community

Delivering

technology and

corporate openness,

interoperability and

flexibility for our

customers/partners

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SUSE Software-defined Infrastructure

and Application Delivery Approach Application Delivery

Physical Infrastructure: Server, Switches, Storage

Public Cloud

SUSE Cloud Service Provider Program

Container ManagementSUSE CaaS Platform

StorageSUSE Enterprise

Storage

NetworkingSDN and NFV

ComputeVirtual Machine &

Container

Operating SystemSUSE Linux Enterprise Server

Platform as a ServiceSUSE Cloud Application Platform

Private Cloud / IaaSSUSE OpenStack Cloud

SUSE Manager

SUSE OpenStack

Cloud Monitoring

Infrastructure &

Lifecycle

Management

Software-Defined Infrastructure

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Open Source at the Heart of Our

SDI and Application Delivery Approach Application Delivery

Physical Infrastructure:

Container

Management

Storage NetworkingCompute

Operating

System

Platform

as a Service

Private Cloud

IaaS

Infrastructure &

Lifecycle

Management


Public Cloud

Monasca

Spacewalk

SALT

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A Broad and Connected Ecosystem

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SUSE and Microsoft

Collaborating for

Success

Open Source

Solutions on

Azure

Solutions

on Linux

SAP on

Azure

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Slideware to Real World

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Public Cloud




Storage



Container




SUSE Manager

SUSE OpenStack

Cloud Monitoring

Infrastructure &

Lifecycle

Management


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Bridging the Data Centre

ecommerce Shop

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Monolithic Applications


ecommerce Shop

WEBData

BaseJava ERP

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ecommerce Shop

WEBData

BaseJava ERP

Compute Storage Network

Siloed Resource

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ecommerce Shop

WEBData

BaseJava ERP


Siloed Resource

ecommerce Shop

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ecommerce Shop

WEBData

BaseJava ERP


Siloed Resource

ecommerce Shop

Microservices

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ecommerce Shop

WEBData

BaseJava ERP


Siloed Resource

ecommerce Shop

IaaS Internal / Cloud

SDICompute Storage Network

Microservices

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WEBData

BaseJava ERP



Microservices

SUSE Digital Data Centre bridging the “Old” and the “New”

Application X Application Y

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WEBData

BaseJava ERP



Microservices

Application X Application Y

SUSE Digital Data Centre bridging the “Old” and the “New”

Day 0

Day 1

Day 2+

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Uncover the “HOW”

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Leverage the Latest

Innovations to Stay

in the Game

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Innovation is the Key to Success

To beat the competition you must be able to

develop and deliver new solutions faster,

leveraging the latest innovations

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Re-define How You

Bring Services to Market

with SUSE & DevOps

• Faster access to IT resources

• Develop & deliver

new services faster

• Increase

responsiveness

• Improve quality

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Thinking DevOps? Think SUSE.

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SUSE Containers as a Service Platform

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Why Do You Want to Invest in Containers?

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What are Containers?

A package/image that can be deployed anywhere (that’s running a Linux

Kernel)

Developers create a layered image of their application that contains

everything their application requires to run on top of a base OS layer

A container image will be able to be built once and run everywhere

Developers can focus on what they do best – development - opposed to

dealing with packaging or library dependency management

Operations can deploy an entire app stack in seconds as they don’t need to

worry about prerequisites

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Host OS

Hypervisor

Guest

OSGuest

OS

Guest

OS

Server

VM VM VM

OS Kernel

Server

Container Runtime

What are Containers?

Making more efficient use of your server resources while empowering your development and operations staff

Deploying the same code to dev and prod

Easier for developers – creating a package with just the software needed to run

Can run anywhere – On Premise, Public Cloud or Private Cloud – It’s no difference!

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How Do Containers Help Transform IT?

Accelerate

application

development and

delivery

Build and deliver

new cloud native

applications

Ease application

transformation

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Without Containers

Isolated development environment

Small team builds a POC

POC hand over to Dev/Ops teams

One of the following issues is likely:

• POC doesn’t run in production/staging

• Development environment not easy to setup (different OS, different tools, missing packages)

POC can’t be safely used in production or

easily migrated to production

With Containers

Team creating POC can also deploy

POC deployed with containers

POC runs in a staging/production environment

New dev environments are easy to setup

Developers can continue using the preferred tools and OS

Happy Developers! Productive teams!

How Containers Ease App Development

Deploying a POC app using modern Ruby on Rails technology

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Plan Code Test Release Deploy OperateBuild

Build and Deliver Cloud Native Applications

Instead of larger, monolithic services …

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Plan Code Test Release Deploy OperateBuild

Smaller Codebase + Specialized Teams + Deconstructed Services

= Agile IT

= Opportunity!


Increase agility with Microservices

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Fast start/stop

Densification

In-place upgrades (we destroy and re-deploy)

Host OS

Hypervisor

Guest

OSGuest

OS

Guest

OS

Server

VM VM VM

OS Kernel

Server

Container Runtime


Containers enable Microservices model

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Deploying Microservices

Microservices help companies move faster. Containers make it work!

Without Containers

• Set up development environments

• Download, Run all services locally

• (Try to) keep all services up to date

• Check code against dependencies

• Submission of code becomes difficult

With Containers

• Containers are great for

Microservices

• Setup a development namespace

• Developers push code into

dedicated containers -> saves lot of

time

• No need to keep code locally

• Continuous Integration/Continuous

Development (CI/CD) run against all

services

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Public

Cloud

Ease Application Transformation

(Re-)deploy to virtual or cloud infrastructure

Virtual Machine

Physical ServerPrivate Cloud

Public Cloud

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Why a Container Management Platform?

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27%

Enterprises are Running Container Workloads in Production

Cloud Adoption Trends Driving IT Transformation Research Report, Insight Avenue, 2017

1412 IT decision makers in companies with 250+ employees, across all sectors, interviewed in 2017(55% VP / C-level / Director level, 45% Senior Manager level)

RunningToday

Planning to RunWithin 2 years or more

Planning to RunWithin 1 year

44% 17%

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Total Cost Of Ownership is Compelling

The Business Case Works

“The reduction in duplication doesn't just free up

resources on the server, it frees up other

resources too. This is among the primary

drivers of containers in enterprise IT—to

reduce overhead and boost efficiency.”

Containers: Economically, they appear

to be a better option than hardware

virtualization. 451 Research.

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Building a

containerized platform

& stack from the

ground up is not for

everyone

Container Services in the Public Cloud. Gartner 2017

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Organizations Need Containers to be More Consumable

Container

Lifecycle

OrchestrationContainer

Microservices

Provision Manage Automate Host Services

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What is SUSE CaaS Platform?

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What is SUSE CaaS Platform?

Speed application delivery to improve business agility

SUSE CaaS Platform is an enterprise class

container management solution that

enables IT and DevOps professionals to more

easily deploy, manage, and scale container-

based applications and services.

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• Achieve faster time-to-value

• Simplify management of your

container platform

• Maximize return on your investment

3 Key Benefits

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Achieve Faster Time-to-Value

Curated

Package

• Kubernetes

• Container engine;

Image registry

• SUSE MicroOS

• Open source technologies:

Helm, open interface

SUSE

Enterprise

Hardening &

Support

• Meet internal compliance

standards

• Assure reliable, scalable

and robust SUSE CaaS

Platform

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Simplify Management of Your

Container Platform

Efficient

InstallationEasy

Scaling

Always

up-to-date

Easy setup of

Kubernetes

Mass deploy in

minutes

Manage

using CLI or

dashboard

Simplify with

deployment

profiles

Complete control on-

command updates

Unique rollback

capability by SUSE

MicroOS

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Maximize ROI

Flexible

Platform

Designed

for Today &

Tomorrow

Cloud

Service

Economics

Run generic Linux

container, built on

any Linux

Deliver using

enterprise grade

SUSE MicroOS

Bank on technology

standards

(Kubernetes)

Upgrade to SUSE

Cloud Application

Platform

Offer container

services

Deploy on private

& public clouds

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Three Key Technology Components

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SUSE MicroOS for Hosting Containers

A purpose built operating system designed for running containers and

optimized for large deployments..

Contains everything you need for running containers in production

Key features include:

• An easy to manage/upgrade OS

• Easily setup/manage a cluster of nodes

• Use core SUSE Linux technologies,

such as btrfs, RPM, autoyast

• Scalable - up to thousands of nodes

• Transactional/Atomic updates

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Kubernetes for Container Orchestration

Helps you deploy and run large numbers of containers at scale in a production

ready environment

Deploy

Manage

Scale

Clustered

Allows users to manage applications, not machines

• Complete container orchestration solution

• Open source

• Production grade

• Industry-leading container technology

• Designed by Google, now part of Cloud

Native Computing Foundation

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Kubernetes Deployment is Not Easy

Kubernetes is great for container orchestration but is

notoriously hard to

• Set up/install

• Configure

• Update

• Manage

• Secure

SUSE CaaS Platform takes this pain away

What used to take hours for skilled engineers can be

done in minutes by junior administrators

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SUSE CaaS Platform

Kubernetes Cluster

k8s

Master

k8s

Worker…

k8s

Master

k8s

Worker…

k8s

Worker

k8s

Worker…

Dashboard

Admin

Node

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HelmPackage management for Kubernetes

What is Helm? • Tool to manage Kubernetes application

• Streamlines installation and management

• It’s like ‘zypper’ for Kubernetes

• Helm has two parts: a client (helm) and a server (tiller).

• Tiller runs inside of Kubernetes cluster, and manages

releases (installations) of charts*

• During SUSE CaaS Platform set up the server can be

installed on the Kubernetes cluster and then Helm can be

used to deploy containerized applications.

Why Helm? • Ability to deploy applications from SUSE maintained Helm

charts or from 3rd party sources

• Official tool to deploy containerized products such as SUSE

Cloud Application Platform

• Easy to integrate with SUSE CaaS Platform* “Helm Chart” is the Kubernetes equivalent of an RPM file

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SUSE CaaS Platform Setup Walkthrough

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SUSE CaaS Platform

Kubernetes Cluster

k8s

Master

k8s

Worker…

k8s

Master

k8s

Worker…

k8s

Worker

k8s

Worker…

Dashboard

Admin

Node

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SUSE CaaS Platform

Easy installation

Integrates well with existing infrastructure

Deploy Kubernetes in 15 minutes

Now let’s deploy something….

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Demo!

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What did we just see?

We deployed a fully functional e-commerce solution with one command

in minutes

We have version control and release management of said deployment

All running on top of an Enterprise Ready Production Kubernetes

Cluster

Powered by SUSE CaaS Platform, Kubernetes and Helm

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Roadmap

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2017 2018 2019 2020

SUSE CaaS Platform

v1

v2

v2.x

v3

v3+

Container Host OS

(MicroOS)• Codebase: SUSE Linux

Enterprise 12 SP2

• Designed for containers

and optimized for large

deployments

• Transactional updates

• Cluster dashboard for

deployment and update

Orchestration• Kubernetes v1.5: Complete

solution for container-based

workloads: deploy, scale,

manage

• Cmdline capabilities

• Docker open source

project version 1.12.6

Ecosystem• Private registry

• Persistent storage: local,

NFS, SUSE Enterprise

Storage

v1

Container Host OS • Codebase: SUSE Linux

Enterprise 15

• More flexible set up

• Enhance administration

dashboard

• Further scalability

Orchestration• Kubernetes version update

• Federation of Kubernetes

cluster

Ecosystem• Enable SUSE Enterprise

Storage on top of SUSE

CaaS Platform

• Additional container

images for workloads

• Improved processes for

maintenance

• 3+ years general support,

LTSS and overlap support

Container Host OS (MicroOS)• Codebase: SUSE Linux Enterprise 12 SP3

• Tested with 50 nodes

• Multi-master cluster set up, tested with 100

nodes

• Integration with public cloud (Amazon, Azure,

Google)***

• Enhance administration dashboard

Orchestration• Kubernetes 1.7

• Add Kubernetes DNS module (kube-dns)

• Docker open source project

version 1.12.6

Ecosystem• Helm for installing containerized applications

• Enable SUSE CAP on top of SUSE CaaS

Platform

Container Host OS• Codebase and packaging

optimized for transactional

updates

• HA setup of cluster

• Improve isolation options

• Container engine change

• Disaster recovery

• Single node install


• Network options (CNI and

Callico or Cilium?)

Ecosystem• Smaller base container

images

• Additional container

images for workloads

Container Host OS • Codebase: SUSE Linux

Enterprise 12 SP3

• Tested with 200 nodes

• Enhance administration

dashboard


• Kubernetes dashboard

(kube-dash)

• Multi-user / RBAC support

• Loadbalancer for

bare metal

Ecosystem• Private registry in

offline mode

• Trusted container images

v2 v2.x v3 v3+

* Information is forward looking and subject to change at any time.*** Item delivered post-GA

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Break

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Earn Bonus Points

by Improving

Business Agility

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Increase Agility with Open Source

Respond faster with

a Software-defined

Infrastructure built using

open source delivered

with:

• Better quality &

security

• Lower costs

• No vendor lock-in

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Open, Flexible and AgileSUSE Software-defined Infrastructure

• True to open source vision

• Flexible and adaptive open source SDI

approach

• Enterprise-ready, so you can rest easy

• Modular

• Automated & orchestrated

• Consolidated management

• Self-healing

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Public Cloud




Storage



Container




SUSE Manager

SUSE OpenStack

Cloud Monitoring

Infrastructure &

Lifecycle

Management


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SUSE OpenStack Cloud

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What is SUSE OpenStack Cloud

• You know of Cloud Compute right?

Maybe you use AWS or Azure?

• Allowing pay-as-you-go model for IT infrastructure and

toward dynamic software-defined service delivery.

• But you may need a capital investment that resides in

your control domain (data center).

• But need the same multi-tenant, agile, cloud scale

characteristics for this cloud service.

• That is where SUSE OpenStack Cloud comes in.

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Why OpenStack?

• OpenStack is an open source software platform for cloud

computing. Mostly deployed as infrastructure-as-a-service

(IaaS), whereby virtual servers and other resources are

made available to customers.

• Manages multi-vendor hardware pools of processing,

storage and networking resources throughout a data center.

• Managed through a web-based dashboard, command-line

tools, or via RESTful web services.

• The OpenStack Foundation began managing

Openstack in 2010.

• More than 500 companies have joined the project.

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How SUSE Works in OpenStack

• This is great with Cloud Native because you can

not only orchestrate VM’s but also Bare Metal and

containers.

• But why not manage the more traditional

workloads in your environments?

• We influence the leadership (Alan Clark and

Helion).

• Give back: our message of HA for the

Cloud was critical.

• It also helps that SUSE is in open source

generally, Linux, KVM, Xen, Networking, Storage

etc.

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Scheduler

Hypervisor Choice and SupportInvestment protection and enhanced value

Deployment

UI

Admin Server

SUSE Linux Enterprise

Chef Server

Crowbar

Software mirror

DHCP/TFTP

Control Node


Database

Message queue

Identity

Image store

Cinder

Neutron

Dashboard

Scheduler

OtherCloud UI

OpenStack compute

z/VM

Hyper-V

OpenStack compute

KVM/XEN/

Docker

OpenStack

Commute

SUSE

OpenStack

Monitoring

z/VM

OpenStack

Commute

Vmware Proxy

OpenStack

Commute +

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High-Availability OpenStack InfrastructureBecause downtime is not an option

HA Proxy

Node 1 Node 2 Node 3

COROSYNC

PACEMAKER

Services Cluster

SUSE Linux

KVM or Xen

OpenStack compute

PACEMAKER REMOTE

SUSE Linux

KVM or Xen

OpenStack compute

PACEMAKER REMOTE

SUSE Linux

KVM or Xen

OpenStack compute

PACEMAKER REMOTE

SUSE Linux

KVM or Xen

OpenStack compute

PACEMAKER REMOTE

PACEMAKER

Keep my workload runningKeep my cloud running

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SUSE OpenStack Cloud 7: Project Coverage

Docs

OpenStack

Ansible

Shared

Libraries

Compute

Service

Orchest.

File-Share

Service

SDN

Object

Storage

Service

Big Data

Service

App Catalog

Block Storage

Service

Pluggable

Authent.

Bare Metal

Provision

Self-Service

Dashboard

Template

and Image

Repository

Rally

DNS Service

Kolla

DBaas

Telemetry

Caas

Secure/Key

Vault

OpenStack

Client (OSC)

Kuryr

RefStack

Tempest

Identity

Management

New

Full Support

Tech Preview

Package Only

Under

Evaluation

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This Section Covered:

• SUSE is the most experienced vendor in delivering open source IaaS

Clouds with OpenStack.

• We are a key representative on behalf of any customer in that community.

• It is all built on core SUSE technology and we bring value to you.

• We have a mature, powerful, replicable deployment technology providing

broad support of other technologies.

• SUSE has augmented this with newer powerful capabilities. Be that with

HA in the Compute Plane, project support or SUSE OpenStack Cloud

Monitoring.

• The real value to you is what you can deliver with Software-defined

Infrastructure service delivery.

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Demo!

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HEAT Script

The Cloud Operator will get the

cloud and Project ready, adding

all the resources needed, then

pass to the consumers in the

Projects.

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What is a HEAT Template

• This is a YAML (simple) script form (be careful of spacing).

• Define the variables under the “parameters” section.

• The “resources” section actually creates the virtual infrastructure

• As this has developed you are able to use many simple scripting

techniques (if, then, else, etc.)

• When combined with Cloud-Init (Cloud-init is a package that contains

utilities for early initialization of cloud instances) you have great versatility

in how the Virtual resources boot.

• Like all scripts remember to use a version management system such as

GIT and maybe adopt CI development.

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HEAT and How it Brings SDI

• This is not a training session but,

• Simple yaml based scripting that takes the

resources available in the cloud you build and

can trigger all that once the script is ran.

• This is the engine that delivers, adaptive,

agile, tenant resources at cloud scale on

demand.

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This Demo Showed

• With SUSE delivering such a robust,

powerful easy to use private cloud via

SUSE OpenStack Cloud you can start

to deliver highly elastic, cloud scale,

service infrastructure at the click of a

single button.

• This “code” the becomes an asset that

can be built upon, augmented and

used as many times as required.

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Demo!

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BUT!

Managing It Can Be Tricky

• Faults can often be hard to isolate.

• There is a need to forecast usage

and capacity plan.

• Visibility is key.

• We work with great partners e.g.

(Micro Focus, Dynatrace, HPE)

• But SUSE now offers:

SUSE OpenStack Cloud Monitoring

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Demo the Administrator View of the Cloud

• Show metrics and fault isolation

• Alerting

• Show Log management (explain how

difficult this is without ELK stack)

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Summary

• Here we are able to show how the open

source community has responded to the

challenge of management with the

development of Monasca, ELK Stack,

Grafana and other technology.

• With SUSE OpenStack Cloud Monitoring,

the installation and quick access to well

designed dashboarding allows the Day 2

Management challenges of highly abstracted

environments to be met head on.

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SUSE OpenStack Cloud Lifecycle

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SUSE OpenStack Cloud Version 7Foundation for software-defined data centers

Business

oriented release

cycle & longer

support

The best

interoperability

Smooth

upgrades

Leading support

for the entire

OpenStack cloud

platform

The widest

hypervisor

support

Fast & easy

setup and

management

Rock-solid

reliability

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2017 2018 2019 2020

SUSE OpenStack Cloud

v7

v8

v9

Built On• OpenStack Newton release

• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server

12 SP2

New or Expanded Services• Magnum & Kubernetes support

for container orchestration

• Manila integration with CephFS

• Physical server as a Service**

Operational Enhancements• SUSE OpenStack Cloud

Monitoring

v7

Built On• OpenStack Pike release

• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12

SP3

New or Expanded Services• SUSE Cloud Application Platform

integration

• Physical server as a Service (Ironic)

• SDN support for NSX-V

• Dual lifecycle manager options

Operational Enhancements• Non-disruptive upgrade to v8

• Planning and pre-install validation

• Simple deployment UI

• Multi-region scaling (intra-DC) –

100 nodes per region

• Monitor capacity and performance

• 3-year support

Built On• OpenStack Rocky release

• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15

• Scalability Enhancements

New or Expanded Services• Arm control plane

• Unified lifecycle manager

• SUSE Cloud Application Platform integration

improvements

• SUSE CaaS Platform integration

improvements

Operational Enhancements• Fully containerized control plane

• Multiple data center support Improvements

• Cloud monitoring

• Suggestion-based remediation

• Reporting extensions

• Event correlation

• Monitoring of containers

• Alternative authentication

Built on• OpenStack Pike release

• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 SP3

New or Expanded Services• IBM s390x control plane

• IBM s390x KVM support

• Arm compute nodes**

• SDN support for NSX-T

• SDN support for Cisco ACI

• SDN Nuage support

• SDN Juniper Contrail integration

• OpenDaylight integration

• OPNFV framework integration

Operational Enhancements• Migrate to Nextgen lifecycle tool

• Lifecycle tools improvements

• Cloud monitoring tenant support

v8 v8 Updates v9

* Information is forward looking and subject to change at any time.

** Items are tech preview

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How This Fits

with Everything

Else

• OpenStack can help you

manage the changing demands

on your organisation

• Whether you need to deliver

cloud Native, Virtualised or

traditional services

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Don’t

Just Take

Our Word

for It

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SUSE Enterprise Storage

104


An intelligent software-defined storage solution, powered by

Ceph technology, that enables IT to transform their enterprise

storage infrastructure to deliver highly scalable and resilient

storage that is cost-efficient and able to seamlessly adapt to

changing business and data demands.

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SUSE Enterprise StorageBridge to the Future

Today’s Data Center

• Traditional data center with storage silos

• Disparate network, compute and storage setup

• Data center disruptions because of regularly

changing technologies

Tomorrow’s Data Center

• Software-defined data center

• Agile infrastructure with support for DevOps model

through automation

• Simplified data center management

• Increased speed of delivery

SUSE Enterprise

Storage is the first

step in a software-

defined future.

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Code Developers

928

Core Regular Casual

28 64 833

Total downloads

305,973,127

Unique downloads

37,422,434

Client Servers

(Windows, Linux, Unix)

RADOS (Common Object Store)

Block Devices

Server

Object Storage File Interface

Storage

Server

Storage

Server

Storage

Server

Storage

Server

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Storage

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Why is SUSE Enterprise Storage Different?

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What Makes SUSE

Enterprise Storage

Unique?

OpenATTIC

• GUI based configuration and management

• Graphical performance and capacity metrics

• Ability to drill down to per node performance

DeepSea Deployment Tool

• Collection of SALT files for deploying


• 10 node or 10000 node fixed number

of steps to deploy

• Deployment of Prometheus, Grafana

and openATTIC

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How to Deploy SUSE Enterprise Storage

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Steps to Deploy with DeepSea

salt-run state.orch ceph.stage.0 (prep)

salt-run state.orch ceph.stage.1 (discovery)

Edit proposal(s) and policy.cfg file

salt-run state.orch ceph.stage.2 (configure)

salt-run state.orch ceph.stage.3 (deploy core)

salt-run state.orch ceph.stage.4 (deploy iscsi,

rgw, mds, etc)

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Roadmap

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2016 2017 2019 2020


v4

v5

v6

Built On • Ceph Jewel release


12 SP2

Manageability• Initial openATTIC management

• Initial DeepSea Salt integration

Interoperability• Arm

• CephFS (production use cases)

• NFS Ganesha**

• NFS access to S3 buckets**

Availability• Multisite object replication

v4

Built On • Ceph Luminous release


12 SP3

Manageability• openATTIC phase 2

• Grafana monitoring dashboard

• Prometheus event alert - email

• DeepSea Salt integration phase 2

• Online Filestore to BlueStore

Interoperability• NFS Ganesha

• NFS access to S3 buckets

• CIFS Samba**

• CephFS Multi MDS support

Availability• Erasure coded block and file

Efficiency• BlueStore back-end

• Data compression

Built On • Ceph Nautilus release

• SUSE CaaS Platform

Manageability• Integration with Kubernetes

• Enhanced automatic metric reporting

• Last good configuration rollback

• IPv6

• CephFS directory quotas

• Self-healing placement groups

Interoperability• Containerized deployment

• QoS

• RDMA back-end

Availability• CephFS snapshots

• Asynchronous file replication

Efficiency• Data deduplication

Built On • Ceph Mimic release

• SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 15 and

SUSE CaaS Platform

Ceph Mimic• RBD client cache

• Cache tiering enhancements

• BlueStore/RocksDB enhancements

• Ceph manager enhancements

Manageability• Containerized control plane**

• Automatic metric reporting phase 1

Interoperability• Non SUSE RBD and CephFS clients

• CIFS/Samba

• RDMA back-end**

• QoS for object

Availability• Asynchronous iSCSI replication

• Multisite RADOSGW N+1 with N/N-1

• Hot standby monitor node

v5 v6 v7


2018

v7


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2016 2017 2019 2020

SUSE Enterprise Storage Management

v4

v5

v6

Install• Initial DeepSea (Salt) integration

Configure• Initial DeepSea (Salt) integration

• Crush map editor

Manage• View, create, delete Ceph pool

• View, create, delete RBD

• View OSDs

• Manage EC profiles

Monitor• Ceph performance

• Ceph pool status

• RBD status

Diagnose• Ceph health status

v4

Install• Import unmanaged SES cluster

Configure• Online Filestore to BlueStore

Manage• Deploy, configure, assign nodes

• iSCSI target management

• RGW users, buckets, keys

• View, create, delete CephFS

• NFS Ganesha gateway

Monitor• Grafana dashboards

• Prometheus event alert – email

• CephFS status

Diagnose• OSD health status

Install• Enhanced Kubernetes integration

Configure• Guided upgrade process

• SUSE Enterprise Storage client configuration

• Crush map ruleset assistant

• Ceph cluster topology map

Manage• Single-button shutdown

• Enhanced role-based management

• Guided OSD repair process

• Remote mirroring setup

• Command log

Monitor• OSD and MDS statistics

• Ceph client performance (RBD)

• Multiple cluster dashboard

Diagnose• Guided troubleshooting

Configure• Convert EC to replication (visa versa)

Manage• CIFS Samba gateway

• Cache tiering

• Snapshot management

• Internationalization

• Admin node redundancy

• Role-based management (phase 1)

• Cluster rebuild progress

• Autonomous update option

• Admin node backup/restore

• Storage enclosure integration

Monitor• Scale-out Prometheus monitoring

• Event notification alerts

• Event viewer

• SNMP

v5 v6 v7


2018

v7

117117

Lunch

118118

Take the Top Spot

by Transforming IT

119

120

Start Your Transformation with SUSE

• Reduce costs

• Increase agility

and efficiency

• Ensure business

continuity

121




Public Cloud




Storage



Container




SUSE Manager

SUSE OpenStack

Cloud Monitoring

Infrastructure &

Lifecycle

Management


122122

SUSE Manager

SUSE Manager

12

3

Asset

Management

Provisioning

Redeployment

Configuration

Management Package

Management

Patch

Management

SUSE Manager

HEALTH MONITORING

COMPLIANCESECURITY

Best-in-class open source infrastructure

management solution designed to help your

enterprise DevOps and IT Operations teams to:

• Optimize operations while reducing costs

• Reduce complexity and regain control of IT

assets

• Ensure compliance with internal security

policies and external regulations

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Why Do I Need SUSE Manager?

12

4

Optimize Operations and Reduce CostsEnabling IT administrators to automate their Linux server provisioning, patching and configuration for faster, consistent and maintainable server deployments

Manage all of your enterprise Linux distributions from a single tool 12

5

!

Manage Complexity and Regain Control of Your IT Assets

12

6

Complexity Growing every Day●Hypervisors●Enterprise Applications●SUSE/Redhat Workloads●Containers●Public Clouds●Private Clouds●Dev Ops

Hypervisors

Private and public clouds

Server hardware

Storage hardware

SUSE Linux Enterprise workloads

Red Hat Linux workloads

SUSE CAAS

https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=i&rct=j&q=&esrc=s&source=images&cd=&cad=rja&uact=8&ved=0ahUKEwih2dn34-_JAhWGVhQKHW01AooQjRwIBw&url=https://sathisharthars.wordpress.com/2013/05/03/configuring-kernel-based-virtual-machinekvm-using-gui/&bvm=bv.110151844,d.d24&psig=AFQjCNH18nUIW96jKDad5ayxhIbGnZDN4w&ust=1450884454281114

Manage Complexity and Regain Control of Your IT Assets

12

7

SUSE ManagerReduce complexity and regain control of IT assets with a single tool to manage multiple Linux distributions (SUSE & Red Hat) across a variety of hardware architectures, hypervisors and cloud platforms

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Realize your ROI Quickly

SUSE Manager can be deployed rapidly – usually within a week or two. Your investment begins to pay off right away!

Multiple repositories and landscapes get the control you want – when you want.

12

8

Container & Cloud VM Compliance

12

9

• Validate compliance (patch levels etc.) for systems and

containers (CVE Audit)

• OpenSCAP audits now also via Salt

Demo!

13

0

SUSE Manager Server – Resource Recommendations

Advised Number of CPUs:

• Connecting 200 systems or less to SUSE Manager: 4 CPUs

• Connecting 500 systems or less to SUSE Manager: 4-8 CPUs

• When implementing RHEL channels: 8 CPUs

13

1

Hardware Recommended

CPU/vCPU Multi-core 64bit CPU (x86_64, IBM Power Systems, IBM z Systems)

RAM

Minimum 4 GB+ for test server

Minimum 16 GB+ for base installation

Minimum 32 GB+ for a production server

Free Disk Space

Minimum 100 GB for root partition

Minimum 50 GB for /var/lib/pgsql

Minimum 50 GB per SUSE product + 100 GB per Red Hat product /var/spacewalk

SUSE Manager – Supported Client Systems

13

2* Supported added for SLES12 SP2, SP3

Operating System ArchitectureTraditional

ClientsSalt Clients

SUSE Linux Enterprise 11 SP3 and SP4x86, x86-64, Itanium, IBM Power

Systems, IBM z SystemsSupported Supported

SUSE Linux Enterprise 12, SP1, SP2, SP3

x86-64, IBM Power Systems

(ppc64le), IBM z Systems,

ARM64 (aarch64)*

Supported Supported

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6 x86, x86-64 Supported Supported

Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 x86-64 Supported Supported

Novell Open Enterprise Server 11, SP1, SP2

and SP3x86, x86-64 Supported Supported

Novell Open Enterprise Server 2015 SP1, 2018 x86, x86-64 Supported Supported

Infrastructure Visualization

13

3

SUSE Linux EnterpriseLive Patching – Using SUSE Manager

Improve business continuity, increase service

availability and enhance security and compliance

by reducing system downtimes.

www.suse.com/products/live-patching/

• Reduce planned and unplanned downtimes by live patching your systems.

• Increase service availability and enable services to run without interruption.

• Ensure systems stay up-to-date with security patches in real time.

ZeroInterruption when

patching systems

MinimizeExposure to

malicious attacks

ReducePlanned and

unplanned downtimes

13

Live Patching FAQ

●How long can I keep a system without reboot when using Live Patching?

Up to one year. Live patches are provided for kernels up to one year old. For kernels

older than one year no live patches will be made available.

●To use SUSE Linux Enterprise Live Patching, what are the system requirements?

SUSE Linux Enterprise Live Patching provides patches for SUSE Linux Enterprise

Server 12 Linux kernels.

●Is it possible to install a live patch on top of another live patch without reboot?

Yes, this is possible. The patches provided with Live Patching are stackable.

●Does a Live Patch survive a reboot?

Yes, The patch is RPM based and as such will survive a reboot.

●How does SUSE Linux Enterprise Live Patching work?

SUSE Linux Enterprise Live Patching is built on an open source technology called

"kGraft," developed by SUSE Labs.

13

5

Demo!

13

6

137137

Roadmap

13

7

SUSE Manager2017 2019

V3.0

V3.1

V3.2

SUSE Manager 3 SUSE Manager 3.0.1 SUSE Manager 3.2

Configuration Mgmt.

Integration w/ scalable remote

execution, orchestration and config.

mgmt. framework Salt

Subscription Mgmt.

Optimize SUSE subscriptions with

detailed insights on usage

Monitoring

Easy to use open source monitoring

w/ Icinga

Requires SLES12 SP1

Configuration Mgmt.

Tiered Salt landscapes

• (Salt Proxies)

• Salt RHEL support

• System onboarding wizard

• Salt over SSH

• Configuration baselines

with Snapper integration

Product Integration

• Service Pack migration

from x to x+2

• Live Patching support

Containers & Cloud

• Container builds with SUSE

Manager repositories

Requires SLES 12 SP1/SP2

Configuration Mgmt.

• Config Drift Visualization

Security & Compliance

Salt-based real-time compliance

engine (HubbleStack, TBD)

SDI Mgmt.

Autom. Inventory Mgmt.

Subscription Mgmt.

Public Cloud data gatherers

Monitoring

Next generation ELK-based

monitoring & log management

Containers & Cloud

• VM building with Salt & KIWI


SUSE Manager 3.1

Configuration Mgmt.

• Salt 2016.11 (TBD)

• Salt Formulas with Forms (e.g.

SAP)

SDI Mgmt.

• Infrastructure Visualization

• Maintenance Windows

Product Integration

SUSE Manager for Point of Service

(later)

Monitoring

• Icinga over Salt

Containers & Cloud

• VMware integration with Salt

Cloud

• VM building with Salt & KIWI

• Build and audit containers


Information is forward looking and subject to change at any time.

20182016

16

SUSE Manager – More Information

Additional resources can be found on our webpage at:

https://www.suse.com/products/suse-manager

SUSE Manager 60 day trial download can be found at:

https://www.suse.com/products/suse-manager/download/

Webinar on SUSE Manager 3.1

Brighttalk Webinar - Compliant Containers with SUSE Manager

Matrix of SUSE Manager Clients:

https://wiki.microfocus.com/images/e/eb/SUMA3-client-matrix-20170509.png

13

9

https://www.suse.com/products/suse-manager

https://www.suse.com/products/suse-manager/download/

https://wiki.microfocus.com/images/e/eb/SUMA3-client-matrix-20170509.png

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Break

141141


Do you need an Enterprise Operating System?

The Operating System Challenge

14

2

• Buy support and services, not software

• Extensive IHV/ISV partner ecosystem

• Fully tested software upgrades and updates

• Technical support from the developers

• Thirteen year support lifecycle

“Linux is free as long as your time is worth

nothing to you.” - Jay Ashford

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server is the Platform to Support

YOUR IT Transformation...

Mode 2Mode 1

14

3

Evolution of the Operating System

14

4

SUSE Linux

Enterprise

Server

PastMonolithic

SUSE Linux

Enterprise

Server

Live

Patch

HA

GEO

Real

Time

JeOS

Squeezed

Public

Cloud

Web/Script

Toolchain

Containers

PresentModular

HASAP

Integr.

ServerUnified

Installer

Live

Patch

Unified

Installer

ServerWeb/

Script

Unified

Installer

MicroOS

Just fit

SUSE CaaS

Platform

FutureModular + Single Case

Operating System Requirements

Traditional Infrastructure

Multiple use cases

Manual and automatic installation

Variety of updates, upgrades, legacy

Variable packaging and installation

Might become huge in size and

management

Software-defined Infrastructure

Single use case, multiple systems

Automatic and centralized installation

Always up-to-date

Fit one purpose

Small as possible for size and

management

14

5

Building Bridges – SUSE Linux Enterprise Linux 15

14

6

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server is a world-class,

secure open source server operating system


Increase Uptime Improve

Operational

Efficiency

Accelerate

innovation

14

7

148

2017 2018 2019 2020

SUSE Linux Enterprise—Base OS / Modules

12 SP3

15

12 SP4

15 SP1

12 SP5

Base OS SUSE & partner selected

HW enablement, including

driver updates

Improved performance

Common code base with

SUSE Container as a

Service Platform

Foundation for SDN/NFV

Modules Toolchain update

Salt software stack in the

Advanced Systems

Management module

HPC module for x86-64

and arm

12 SP3

Base OS Last service pack for SUSE

Linux Enterprise 12

(tentative)

Consolidation release

Constant user land (minor

version upgrades by need

or business case)

Reuse kernel from SP4 +

very selected hardware

innovations (including

graphic stack)

Modules Latest GCC version in

the Toolchain module

Multi mode OS delivery SUSE Linux

Enterprise Server and Desktop, SUSE Linux

Enterprise Server for SAP Applications +

Modules + Extensions General purpose OS versions

Multiple use cases (physical, virtual, containers

Full set of deployment, management

options; Full control of the installed packages,

updates, upgrades

Continue major version upgrade support

including auto-upgrade

Common Code Base

Architecture/platform support Arch64, x86-64, ppc64le, s390x

Designed for physical, virtual, clouds &

containers - Ready for IoT

Security Cryptography (TLS 1.3), trusted computing,

prepared for certifications

Base OS SUSE & partner selected

HW enablement, including

driver updates. NVDIMM!

Improve “system roles”

Finalize common criteria

certifications and FIPS 140-

2 validation

Migration from SUSE Linux

Enterprise 11 SP4 to SUSE

Linux Enterprise 15 SP1

Improve SAML2 single sign-

on framework

Modules Enhancements to

Developers Module

according to customer and

partner demand

Ease of use Quarterly updates of

installation media

Base OS HW enablement via Kernel

version update, following

upstream

Update of the graphics

stack, not including Gnome

Modules Toolchain update

Refresh of module

packages according to

separate lifecycle of

modules

15 12 SP4 15 SP1 12 SP5


Hardware Architectures: Intel 64 / AMD64 – IBM z and LinuxONE – IBM Power – arm

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications inherits features from BaseOS

and modules. Available on Intel/Arm and IBM Power

SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 – Themes

14

9

Multimodal – address traditional & containerized infrastructureProvide a common code base for traditional and software defined data center.

Unified InstallerInstall all SUSE Linux Enterprise 15 products starting from a single medium.

Modular+Everything is a module: A stable base, progressive options, flexible delivery.

Ease of use – hassle-free use of modules & extensionsEasily search, install, and use packages across the SUSE universe.

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SUSE Linux Enterprise 15

Base install and module selection

152

153

154

155

156

157

158

Linux Kernel

Kernel 4.12

• Preliminary Radeon Vega support

• USB Type-C support

• New BFQ I/O scheduler for a more responsive desktop

• New Kyber I/O scheduler

• Upstream Progress in Live kernel patching

• Add support for Intel IMSM's Partial Parity Log

• Expose OpenChannel SSDs as device blocks

15

9

Additional Changes

• GCC7 as system compiler

Will stay the same during SLE 15 lifetime, Yearly updates will be provided in a channel

• OpenSSL

1.1.x as default, 1.0.x available in Legacy for a grace period

• Scripting languages

Ruby 2.5, PHP7, Perl 5.26, Python 3.6 (Python 2 will be in Legacy Module for a grace period)

• Gnome 3.26

• High Availability

• Hawk2 UI improvements

• DRBD multi-node three-way replication

• Cluster-raid 10 (as Technical Preview)

16

0

Additional Changes

• Chrony (ntpd will be in Legacy for a grace period)

• Firewalld (replaces SUSEFirewall2)

• SALT in Base system

• TLS 1.3

• Improved: Package search

Across modules

• FIPS 140-2 (post GA)

• Nvdimm improvements

• OpenJDK 9

• and much more...

16

1

SUSE & openSUSE – Working Together

16

2

Mutual collaboration

Upstream innovations

Stable code and contributions

The New openSUSE Distributions

openSUSE Tumbleweed

• Rolling Release

• Continuously Updated & Tested

• Perfect for Upstream Developers &

Power Users

16

3

openSUSE Leap

• Regular release

• Shared core with SUSE Linux

Enterprise

• Perfect for SysAdmins, Enterprise

Developers and Users

Long Future Ahead

16

4

Leap

42.2

SLE

12 SP2

Core

12.2

Leap

42.3

SLE

12 SP3

Core

12.3

Leap

15

SLE

15

Core

15

openSUSE Tumbleweed

Broadening software choices for enterprise users, save to install

Community built and maintained

SUSE-approved and built at no extra cost

Public download and SCC integration

https://packagehub.suse.com/

SUSE Package Hub

16

5

Upstream packages

What is Open Build Service (OBS)?

16

6

OBS user submits source to OBS and gets a product

PackageSource Image

Online

Repository

167

Demo!

16

7

SUSE Solutions for SAP Applications

Why Do You Need an Enterprise Linux Distribution?

18

2

SUSE adds value beyond the

base operating system

SAP

NetWeaver

SAP

S/4HANASAP HANA

SUSE Has the Ideal Platform for Your SAP Landscape

18

3

Unrivaled Relationship Making SUSE the Smart Choice for SAP Workloads

• 17+ years of joint testing and development at the SAP LinuxLab

• Joint collaboration on Cloud Foundry

• SUSE Linux Enterprise is the leading platform for SAP workloads on Linux

• Seamless support from SAP and SUSE

• SUSE Linux Server for SAP Applications delivers built-in high availability, superior performance and

security

• First and leading OS for SAP HANA

• The platform powering SAP HANA Enterprise Cloud

• SUSE OpenStack Cloud powers SAP’s HANA Cloud platform

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Challenge Solution Results

• Expand HANA

Enterprise Cloud

• Meet enterprise

requirements

• 6,600 servers

• 12,000 CPUs

• 16,000 VMs

• SUSE Linux Enterprise

Server for SAP

Applications

• 99.999% availability

• Reduced TCO

• Streamlined operations

SAP is also a SUSE Customer

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5

186

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications

Extended Service Pack Support18 Month Grace Period

SAP specific update channel

24x7 Priority Support for SAP

......Page Cache Management

SAP specific update channel

SUSE Linux Enterprise ServerSLE High Availability

SAP HANA & SAP NetWeaver

SAP HANAFirewall

SAP HANAResource

Agents

InstallationWizard

24x7 Priority Support for SAP

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2017 2018 2019 2020

SUSE Linux Enterprise—Mission Critical

12 SP3

15

12 SP4

15 SP1

12 SP5

High Availability & GEO

Clustering • Azure cloud support

• Geo bootstrap kit

• HAWK2: edit fencing

topologies

Live Patching• Power LE support

12 SP3


Clustering Improve integration into

Single sign-on

Published API

Live Patching Deeper integration with

other SUSE products

High Availability & GEO Clustering • Rebase stack on SUSE Linux Enterprise 15

common code base

• Expand options for host based mirroring

• Merge GEO clustering into HA

• ClusterAPI**

Live Patching• More architecture support

(following market needs)


Clustering Improve integration into

single sign-on

Published API

Extended RBAC for cluster

ops

Cluster templates (app/use

case specific)

Live Patching Userland LP**

Integration with other SUSE

products

Real Time New: SUSE Linux

Enterprise 15 based RT

capabilities


Clustering Expand options for host

based mirroring

Merge GEO clustering into

HA also for SUSE Linux

Enterprise 12

Live Patching More architecture support

(following market needs)

15 12 SP4 15 SP1 12 SP5



188

SAP Platform Installation Automation

Installation Wizard now installs:

• A complete SAP high

availability stack

• SAP HANA TDI (tailored data center

Integration) environments

• Uses SUSE Manager

SAP HANA Firewall installation options

• Installation Wizard

• Auto-configuration


High Availability Extension

18

9

Virtually eliminate unplanned downtime with an advanced

clustering system that can be deployed in both physical

and virtual environments.

www.suse.com/products/highavailability

• Get near 100% uptime, maximized for your Linux workloads

• Boost flexibility and maintain continuity by supporting mixed clustering

• Protect data integrity and minimize data loss with data replication across clusters

• HAE and GEO Clustering merging

75%Cost Savings

100%Server Deployment

99.999%Uptime

190

Overview Supported SAP HA Scenarios

• Manual failover

• Simple stack

• Enqueue replication

• Combined stack

SAP NetWeaver

• Manual failover

• Performance optimized

• Cost optimized

• Multitenant database

containers

• Storage replication

• Public Cloud

• Others

SAP HANA

ScaleUp

• Auto-host failover

• Manual takeover

• Performance optimized

• Storage replication

• Public cloud

• Others

SAP HANA

ScaleOut

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191

Available with SUSE Linux Enterprise Server for SAP Applications 12 SP2

SAP HANA Scale-Out: Performance Optimized

SAP

HANA

(PR1)

primar

yPR1

SAP

HANA

(PR1)

secondary

PR1

pacemak

eractive/activ

e

System

replication

Cluster

1

Cluster

2

vIPCluster 2 usage

Data pre-load on

secondary

Take-over decision

Take-over process

Take-over reaction

time

Take-over speed

Dedicated

Yes

Fully Automated by SUSE cluster

solution

Fully Automated by SUSE cluster

solution

Fast due to pacemaker heartbeat

Fast since data pre-loaded

Demo!

19

3

SUSE Linux Enterprise Server

19

4

The recommended and supported

operating system for SAP applications.

195195

Wrap-up

196




Public Cloud




Storage



Container




SUSE Manager

SUSE OpenStack

Cloud Monitoring

Infrastructure &

Lifecycle

Management


197

SUSE Cloud Application PlatformUniquely delivering Kubernetes & Cloud Foundry

Better Together Cloud Foundry and

Kubernetes

Faster Time to Value Containerized Cloud

Foundry

Enterprise Ready Built on SUSE Linux

Enterprise

198

Sneak Peak: SUSE Cloud Application Platform

https://youtu.be/FBBTQL_swu8

Stay tuned for more detail at a event coming soon.

https://youtu.be/FBBTQL_swu8

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How Will You Compete?

• Leverage the latest

Innovations to stay in

the game

• Earn bonus points by

improving business agility

• Take the Top Spot by

Transforming IT

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What’s Next

• Identify your top

three IT priorities

• Talk to the SUSE team to

see how they can help

• Visit suse.com for

more information

• Follow us on social media

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