OpenStack Mitaka Release Overview

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1 OpenStack Mitaka Release Overview Brad Topol, Ph.D., IBM Distinguished Engineer, OpenStack Core Contributor Davanum Srinivas, Community Architect and OpenStack TC Member / Principal Software Engineer, Mirantis May 5, 2016 Webinar IBM Corporation 1

2 What is it? OpenStack is a cloud operating system that controls large pools of compute, storage, and networking resources throughout a datacenter, all managed through a dashboard that gives administrators control while empowering their users to provision resources through a web interface. 2 IBM Corporation 2

3 OpenStack capabilities keep growing! 3 IBM Corporation 3

4 The community at a glance COMPANIES COMPANIES COUNTRIES COUNTRIES 589 INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS INDIVIDUAL MEMBERS 177+ NUMBER OF REPOSITORIES NUMBER OF REPOSITORIES TOTAL DEVELOPERS 34, AVG. MONTHLY CONTRIBUTORS TOTAL ODE CONTRIBUTIONS TOTAL CODE CONTRIBUTIONS 5, ,447 4 IBM Corporation 4

5 Popular use cases 5 IBM Corporation 5

6 User adoption trends Enterprise Private Cloud Public Cloud Telecom & NFV Research & Big Data 6

7 Community in action First OpenStack App Hackathon took place in Taiwan with support of Prime Minister Building strong relationship with telecom community and OPNFV to focus on NFV requirements New Scientific Working Group created to address very large academic & govt research contingency First European ops mid-cycle at capacity and extremely productive, working closely with Product Working Group Continued interest in container orchestration and Ironic bare metal service, as well as containers for deploying OpenStack 7

8 OpenStack continues to turn up the intensity 293 Companies % Increase in contributors from Liberty Released 4/7/2016 6,540 Patch sets per week 1347 Merged commits per week 8 IBM Corporation 8

9 Mitaka release key themes User Experience Consistency and better platform for end users Manageability Finer grained controls and easier management for operators Scalability Performance and stability for larger deployments 9

10 Mitaka release key themes User Experience Manageability OpenStack Client provides single tool to interact with multiple services consistently Improved SDK support New simplified Neutron API to give me a network Simplified configuration for Nova Easier to setup Keystone; reducing 4 steps to 1 Neutron improved L3 & DVR support Scalability Heat horizontal scaling; better performance for stateless mode Designate incremental zone transfers Keystone fernet tokens Continued efforts on Cells v2 and scheduler 10

11 Mitaka Key Features f its contributions to OpenStack Mitaka 11 Identity (Keystone) Domain specific roles (identity per domain policy enforcement) Enhance QA to test new deployment models Allow URL safe names for projects Retrieve default values of domain specific configuration Storage (Cinder & Swift) Cinder backend drivers storwize_svc, XIV and DS8k replication Cinder support for over subscription Cinder implementation of new Consistency Group functions Enhancements to Swift container sync feature Cinder block storage for Kubernetes pods persistent storage Trove Back up and restore capabilities to Trove CouchDB and DB2 guest agent CouchDB guest agent enhancements including user and database management capabilities Magnum Support to enhance networking performance for Kubernetes clusters Enhancements to user guide and troubleshooting guide Ceilometer Metrics for LBaaS V2 resources Globalization Large translation effort for key projects Heat Support for LBaaS V2 resources OpenStackClient support for Heat CLI Dashboard (Horizon) Improved translation support for dashboard plugins Angular based dashboard extensibility New dashboard AngularJS plugin for creating and managing LBaaS V2 resources Compute (Nova) Usability enhancements for Operators Large number of bugs fixed Simplified configuration and scheduler improvements Networking LBaaS V2 Support OVN Hardening Neutron Availability Zone Support including compatibility with OVN Easier performance analysis Modular L2 agent TOSCA NFV templates parsing and translation to HOT Kuryr Docker networking plugin Security User metadata support for Secrets Support for multiple Keystone authentication methods in Castellan New admin tool to manage Barbican database and HSM Interoperability User functionality/usability enhancements Stability fixes and enhancements Tempest Plugin enablement Vendor registration preparation. 11 IBM Corporation 11

12 Mitaka Key Features Networking Improved Scalability and Performance Evaluation Simplified API New Telco support (NFV, TOSCA NFV Profile) DNS Support Improvements DBaaS Support for CouchDB and DB2 Improved Backup and Restore Capabilities Volume Storage Improved volume retyping and migration support New volume replication API Consistency Groups 12

13 Mitaka Key Features Security Object Storage Token Scalability Enhancements Improved Fine Grain Access Control Key Management Improvements Time Based One Time Passwords Unified identity for multiple authentication sources (shadow users) More Efficient Object Capacity Adjustments Improved Object Synchronization Containers Improved Network Performance for Kubernetes Clusters Cinder Block Storage for Kubernetes Pods 13

14 Mitaka Key Features Manageability New APIs for live migrations Separate network support for live migrations Support for forcing/aborting live migrations Live migration progress checking 14

15 OpenStack Summit Austin key takeaways Community Growth Gartner Recommendation Attendees from over 60 countries Huge adoption growth in retail, financial services, and manufacturing industries OpenStack Foundation Announced GA of Certified OpenStack Administrator Exam Donna Scott, Gartner Distinguished Analyst, recommended OpenStack in her Keynote Collaboration Across Open Source Communities Ongoing collaboration with Kubernetes, Cloud Foundry and Apache Mesos open source communities s-and-openstack-the-perfect-tag-team-forcontainers 15

16 OpenStack Summit Austin key takeaways Interoperability Huge Push to Improve Interoperability Use Case Growth New use cases for OpenStack in areas of Internet of Things, Big Data, and containers Telco Adoption AT&T, Verizon, and China Mobile are already adopting OpenStack 16

17 Read more about the OpenStack MitakaRelease A Guide to the OpenStack Mitaka Release By Brad Topol Landing page - Press release - Release notes - Core services demo IBM Corporation 17