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Openstack User Commi1ee Havana Summit Tim Bell, Ryan Lane, JC Mar?n [email protected]

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Openstack  User  Commi1ee  

Havana  Summit  Tim  Bell,  Ryan  Lane,  JC  Mar?n  

user-­‐[email protected]  

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Initial committee scope

•  Define  bylaws  [1]  •  Define  users  •  Present  user  needs  •  Present  aggregate  stats  •  Expand  user  group  structures  

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Committee Structure

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Users

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Consumer

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Operator

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Ecosystem Partner

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Distribution Provider or Application Vendor

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Current status

•  Ini?al  members  selected  (with  NDA  signed)  • Mailing  list  created  [2]  •  Structure  being  defined  [1]  •  Collec?ng  data  with  founda?on  •  Conducted  an  ini?al  user  survey  

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Strategic priorities for 2013

•  Complete  forma?on  •  Expand  membership  •  Form  comprehensive  view  of  community  •  Set  up  communica?on  pathways  •  Provide  metrics  

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References 1.  h1ps://docs.google.com/document/d/

1yD8TfqUik2dt5xo_jMVHMl7tw9oIJnEndLK8YqEToyo/edit  2.  user-­‐[email protected]  

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414  survey  responses  

16%

7%

8%

4%

11% 17%

37%

More  than  10,000  employees  5,001  to  10,000  employees  1,001  to  5,000  employees  501  to  1,000  employees  101  to  500  employees  21-­‐100  employees  1-­‐20  employees  

Company Size

Information Technology 60%  

Academic / Research 15%  

Telecommunication 10%  

Industries

Government / Defense 3%  

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175 29 28 23 18

56 countries

Country

124  100  

77  

151  

Service Provider

Ecosystem Vendor

Cloud Consumer

Cloud Operator

Type of Involvement

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Common Further Enhancements •  Simplify  installa?on  and  configura?on  process  •  Rolling  migra?ons  with  N-­‐1  compa?bility  •  Documenta?on–archive  old  content,  end-­‐user  guide,  

problem  guide,  …  •  Security  such  as  SSL  op?ons  everywhere  •  Horizon  lacks  latest  feature  support,  admin  func?onality  

and  more  a1rac?ve  theme  •  High  availability  out-­‐of-­‐the-­‐box  for  OpenStack  components  

and  VM  restart  •  Ac?ve  Directory  integra?on  

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Foundation Priorities

•  Ensure  compa?bility  across  different  implementa?ons  

•  Stability/Hardening  of  exis?ng  func?onality  •  Establish  cer?fica?on  program  •  Encourage  training  for  different  skill  sets  •  Support  user  groups,  especially  outside  U.S.  

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197  Deployments  Type

35  Hosted  Private   15  

Hybrid  37  

Public  

106  On  Premise  Private  

Trunk  8%  

Grizzly  15%  

Folsom  47%  

Essex  25%  

Diablo  5%  

Version 84

92 94

Production Proof of Concept

Dev/QA

Stage

134  

94  

94  

89  

66  

46  

Dashboard

Object Storage

Snapshotting to new images

Live Migration

EC2 Compatibility API

S3 Compatibility API

Features

181  

171  

169  

153  

147  

121  

103  

20  

16  

Nova

Glance

Keystone

Horizon

Quantum

Cinder

Swift

Ceilometer

Heat

Components

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KVM  71%  

ESX  8%  Xen  8%  

Xenserver  5%  

Lxc  5%  Hyperv  3%  

Other  29%  

Hypervisors

LVM  36%  

NFS  19%  

Ceph  RBD  13%   Netapp  

10%  GlusterFS  

8%  SAN/HP  5%  

Windows  4%  EMC  3%  

Solidfire  2%  

Other  32%  

Open  Vswitch  39%  

Linux  Bridge  31%  

Cisco  11%   Hyper-­‐v  

5%  

Nicira  5%  

Brocade  3%  Ryu  2%  

big  switch  2%  NEC  2%  

Other  19%  

Storage Drivers

Network Drivers

SQL  55%  

LDAP  34%   PAM  

8%  

KVS  3%  

Other  11%  

Identity Drivers

150  

62  

33  

JSON   XML   Both  

API Format

Detailed  Features  

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Nova  Scale  of  98  Non  POC  Deployments  

1-­‐100    52%  

101-­‐500  18%   501-­‐1,000    

8%  

1,001-­‐5,000    8%  

5,000-­‐10,000    3%  

>  10,000    6%  

Unspecified  5%  

Other  30%  

Instances

1-­‐50    71%  

51-­‐100    8%  

101-­‐500    9%  

501-­‐1,000    2%  >1,000    4%  unspecified  

6%  

Other  29%  

nodes

1-­‐100    51%  

101-­‐500    21%   501-­‐1,000    

4%  1,001-­‐5,000    

12%  

5,001-­‐10,000  3%  

>10,000    4%  

unspecified  5%  

Other  16%  

cores

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0-­‐10    49%  

11-­‐100    19%  

100-­‐500    5%  

More  than  500    5%  

unspecified  22%  

Other  10%  

Cinder  Scale  of  59  Non  POC  Deployments  

TeraBytes of block storage

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SwiQ  Scale  of  47  Non  POC  Deployments  

0-­‐10    43%  

11-­‐100    15%  

100-­‐500    8%  

>  500    11%  

unspecified  23%  

TeraBytes of object storage

1-­‐10,000    40%  

10,001  To  100,000    

13%  

100,001  to  1  million    

9%  

1  M  to  100  M  4%  

100M  to  500  M  4%  

unspecified  30%  

Other  17%  

Number of objects

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Survey is still opened: https://www.openstack.org/user-survey

Survey discussions on:

[email protected]