OpenInfra Days Poland 2019 slides - keynote

1. Evolve or Die!
Simon Briggs
EMEA Technical Strategist
simon@suse.com

2. Chameleons are Lions and Innovators
• Over 200 species. Smallest Pygmy
and largest Malagasy Giant

5. Chameleons are Lions and Innovators
• Most can change colour to communicate
• Independently moving eyes
• Fire out long sticky tongues
• Zygodactylous feet
• Prehensile tail
• See in ultraviolet
• Over 200 species. Smallest Pygmy and
largest Malagasy Giant

6. Why tell you this?

7. What connects these brands?

8. Yep, You Guessed it

9. Why is that Flexibility Important?
Society is less patient
• So markets must be more dynamic
• Traditional IT models adapt to change too
slowly
• Risk of missing market opportunities
• Risk of losing market relevance
• Risk of selling via the wrong channels
Outcome of the 4th Industrial Revolution -
Digital

10. XaaS (Everything as a Service)
Technology convergence means:
• Network connectivity is standardized
• The Internet is reliable and trusted
• Markets commoditizing changing economic
models
• Virtualization technologies offer flexibility for:
• Servers
• Networks
• Allowing much greater flexibility

11. Shift in emphasis of control
• The designers have more
control/influence
• Operations tending to inherit technology
• Traditional management and control
techniques seen as blockages (ITIL
inflexible)
• Interest in moving to Pay as You Go
• Your consumers are looking for agility
What does this mean for YOU?

12. Application Delivery
Physical Infrastructure:
Public Cloud
Container Management
Storage NetworkingCompute
Multimodal Operating System
Platform as a Service
Private Cloud / IaaS
Infrastructure
& Lifecycle
Management
Software-Defined Infrastructure
Uyuni /
Spacewalk
SALT
Monasca
Open Source at the Heart of Our
SDI and Application Delivery Approach

13. Application Delivery
Physical Infrastructure:
Public Cloud
Container Management
Storage NetworkingCompute
Multimodal Operating System
Platform as a Service
Private Cloud / IaaS
Infrastructure
& Lifecycle
Management
Software-Defined Infrastructure
Uyuni /
Spacewalk
SALT
Monasca
Open Source at the Heart of Our
SDI and Application Delivery Approach

14. SUSE Enterprise Storage
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.

15. 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.
SUSE CaaS Platform
Speed Application Delivery to Improve Business Agility

16. SUSE Cloud Application Platform
Uniquely Delivering Kubernetes and Cloud Foundry
Better Together
Cloud Foundry and
Kubernetes
Faster Time to Value
Containerized Cloud
Foundry
Enterprise Ready
Built on SUSE Linux
Enterprise

17. Public Cloud Matters
• All our customers using this
in some way
• Some “traditional products”
of SUSE moving to this
naturally
• CAP will work great there
• SES can even be an S3
bucket

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OpenStack

19. SUSE OpenStack Cloud
Driving the software-defined infrastructure of tomorrow
SUSE OpenStack Cloud is the open
source private cloud solution of
choice for enterprise business,
providing the agility to deliver faster
time to market and the innovation
needed to quickly respond to
today’s ever-changing business-
critical demands.

20. Reducing the complexity of OpenStack
“OpenStack requires a high degree of
know-how to deploy.“
451 Research Market Monitor, OpenStack Overview February
2019
Distributions make OpenStack easier to
deploy, use and manage

21. Scheduler
SUSE Choice and Support
Investment Protection And Enhanced Value
Admin/Deployer Server
SUSE
Linux Enterprise
Chef / Crowbar or
Ansible
PXE
Software mirror
DHCP/TFTP
Control Node
SUSE
Linux Enterprise
Database
Message queue
Identity
Image store
Cinder
Neutron
Dashboard
Scheduler
OtherCloud UI
OpenStack
compute
z/VM
Hyper-V
KVM/
Containers
OpenStack
Compute
SUSE
OpenStack
Monitoring
K8S
SUSE CaaSP
VMware Proxy
OpenStack
Compute +
Deployer UI
CLM

22. • Change affects us all
• Don’t get run over by it
• Open Source is designed to change
• Partner with vendors who can evolve
with you
Adapts so you succeed

23. Discover New Solutions to
Your Business Challenges
Podstawy projektowania klastrów
Ceph na przykładzie SUSE
Enterprise Storage 6
Speaker: Jarosław T. Biniek
Date: June 11
Time: 11:45 – 12:30
Practical aspects of Kubernetes
Cloud Provider Integration
Speaker: Michał Jura
Date: June 11
Time: 15:00 – 15:45
Learning to fly with Airship – SUSE’s
voyage of discovery to make the
control plane Cloud Native
Speaker: Simon Briggs
Date: June 12
Time: 11:00 – 11:45
Automatyzacja heterogenicznych
środowisk przy użyciu Salt i narzędzia
SUSE Manager 4
Speaker: Jarosław T. Biniek
Date: June 12
Time: 09:45 – 10:30

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