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Introduction to Apache cloudstack - Linuxcon
Apache CloudStack is an open-source, scalable, and multi-tenant cloud orchestration platform designed for Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) implementations. It supports multiple hypervisors, offers a wide array of deployment models, and provides high availability and robust networking features. With a vibrant community and flexible architecture, it serves a range of users from service providers to traditional enterprises.
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- 1. Building Clouds onApache CloudStack: An Introduction Linux CloudOpen 23 Oct 2013 Giles Sirett CEO ShapeBlue Giles.sirett@shapeblue.com Twitter: @ShapeBlue
- 2. So, what isCloudStack then? Apache CloudStack is a scalable, multi-tenant, open source, purpose-built, cloud orchestration platform for delivering turnkey Infrastructure-as-a-Service clouds @ShapeBlue
- 3. How to buildan IaaS cloud PaaS Billing Developer tooling Multi-cloud management eCommerce Platform Ecommerce platform Management orchestration API CloudStack API CMP - Orchestration layer Apache CloudStack Choice of Hypervisor (KVM, VMWare, Hypervisor Xen, hyper-V) Networking Commodity compute compute @ShapeBlue Storage Storage 3
- 4. The World ofIaaS Choices Vendor centric End to end vCloud Director Microsoft System Center Abiquo OnApp Felxiant Haexagrid @ShapeBlue Open communities CloudStack OpenStack Opennebula Euacalyptus
- 5. CloudStack Background • Opensource Infrastructure-as-a-Service platform, under ASL 2.0 license • A vibrant and growing community in ASF – Developed since 2008 by Cloud.com – Acquired by Citrix in 2011 – Donated to Apache April 2012 – Became top level AF project March 2013 • A proven cloud platform @ShapeBlue
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- 9. CloudStack Deployment Models PrivateCloud Hybrid Cloud @ShapeBlue Public Cloud
- 10. CloudStack Use-Case’s • • • • Service Provider/ public cloud Devops automation AWS insourcing Traditional enterprise workloads @ShapeBlue
- 11. Feature Highlights • BroadHypervisor support —XenServer, KVM, VMware, OracleVM • Scalable architecture —Support thousands of hosts and virtual machine guests — AWS API fidelity • High availability —Configurations that provide automatic failover for virtual machines • Virtual Networking Ability to define service level definitions with specific resource footprints • Choice of interfaces — Web UI, command line, REST-based API www.shapeblue.com
- 12. User Interface Administrator Integration API (OSS/BSS,Monitoring, Identity Management , Etc Operational Integration CloudStack Architecture End User Developer API Console Availability and Security Backup LB HA Monitoring Dynamic Workload Management Resource Management Servers Storage Amazon Custom Image Libraries Application Catalog Custom Templates Operating System ISOs Network Service Management (Billing, Metering, Accounts, etc.) Virtualization Layer Servers Network @ShapeBlue Storage
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- 14. Management Server DeploymentArchitectures Management Server GUI Load Balancer MySQL DB MySQL DB Management Server API Management Server www.shapeblue.com Zone 1 Zone 1 Zones
- 15. Two Networking Models AdvancedZone Basic Zone • • • • Massive scale Simple, AWS like Security Groups Elastic IPs and Elastic Load Balancing • VLAN / SDN isolation • Virtual Router or physical devices for: • DNS & DHCP • Firewall, VPN • Load Balancing • Source / Static NAT • Port Forwarding • Virtual Private Clouds @ShapeBlue
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Editor's Notes
- #15 MS is statelessMS can be deployed as physical server or VMSingle MS node can manage up to 10K hosts. Multiple nodes can be deployed for scale or redundancy