This document discusses Walmart's use of OpenStack and its plans to contribute its configuration management tool OneOps to the OpenStack project. It notes that Walmart has over 170,000 server cores running on OpenStack. It also describes Walmart's motivation to move OneOps into OpenStack to increase the rate of innovation through a larger community of collaboration and development. The document announces Walmart's plans to discuss OneOps at upcoming OpenStack user group meetings and conferences.

1. What is next for
OpenStack at
Sean Roberts
@sarob
sroberts@walmartlabs.com
09 August 2016

2. Retail store started in 1962 by Sam
Walton
Today, 11,000+ stores under 65
banners in 28 countries
100+ distribution centers worldwide
Over 2 million employees, largest
private employer worldwide
What is Walmart

3. Each location is a part
of the larger
community
Motivation to do the
best for your peers
Work with the best
people
Who is Walmart

4. Walmart Labs was formed in 2011
Walmart Labs is the .com side of
Walmart supporting the 80 million
monthly walmart.com visitors
3,600 people and growing
We are making this an awesome
place to work through merit based
work from everyone
We are hiring, walmartlabs.com/jobs
Who is

5. Software defined infrastructure
projects started in 2010 by NASA and
Rackspace
Currently, 6,200+ contributors from
360+ frenemy companies
collaborating on common
infrastructure goals
Many tens of thousands members
What is OpenStack
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6. Thousands of monthly contributions
Who is OpenStack
http://activity.openstack.org/dash/browser/
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7. Who is OpenStack
Hundreds of projects
http://activity.openstack.org/dash/browser/
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8. 170,000+ cores on
OpenStack
100,000+ of monthly
OneOps auto repairs
1,000+ of monthly OneOps
auto replace events
40,000+ monthly OneOps
deployments
60+ open source products
Transformation of Walmart

9. Transformation of WalmartDeployable Patterns (Packs)
Enable Consistency
Consistent DevOps Lifecycle
Management Patterns
Application
Patterns
open source

10. Walmart understands OneOps will
be stronger with a large
community of collaboration and
development
We want to move OneOps into
OpenStack to increase the rate of
innovation
OneOps is already a public project
github.com/oneops
We will be visiting OpenStack user
groups and the Ops Mid-Cycle
OneOps in OpenStack
San Francisco 14 Jul
Atlanta 21 Jul
Los Angeles 28 Jul
Days Silicon Valley 9-10 Aug
Days East New York 23-24 Aug
Ops Mid-Cycle New York 25-26 Aug
Days Seattle 30 Sep
Barcelona Ocata Summit 25-28 Oct

11. Thank you
@sarob
@One_Ops