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Build public/private
cloud using Openstack
by Framgia Server Lab
About
FramgiaServerLab
Members(10):
Le Dinh Vu
Tran Nam Son
To Duc Thien
Bui Trung Kien
Nguyen Dinh Huan
Nguyen Van Dung
Nguyen Quang Dung
Nguyen Van Vuong
Nguyen Cuong
Tran Trong Hien (left)
Our mission:
Build and manage Linux servers. Servers can be
traditional ones or using cloud ones from some cloud
services such as Amazon AWS.
Main objectives:
- Build servers (app, db or any kind of servers) ready for
deploy
- Research methods to deploy source code to servers
- Monitor servers
- Auto scaling
Session1:
Build public or private cloud using Openstack
● Difficulty: Hard
● Applicable: Yes (but not trivial)
● Target environment: inside company to
support general developments (e.g. use as
staging servers, QA test environment)
• Introduction to cloud computing
• What is Openstack
• Why Openstack
• Who use Openstack
• Use cases
• Openstack in real world
• What we have done so far
• Openstack community in Vietnam
• How to setup/test Openstack
• Demo
• Difficulties during research
• Conclusion
• Q&A
Agenda
• Cloud computing
• Public/Private/Hybrid cloud
Introduction to cloud computing
• Cloud computing
Introduction
• Public/Private/Hybrid cloud
Introduction
The OpenStack Open Source Cloud
Mission:
To produce the ubiquitous Open
Source Cloud Computing platform
that will meet the needs of public
and private clouds regardless of
size, by being simple to implement
and massively scalable.
What is Openstack
• Written in: Python2
• License: Apache 2.0
• Founded by: NASA &
Rackspace on 2010
• Compatible with
Amazon EC2 & S3
• Supporting: VMware,
Xen, Hyper-V...
What is Openstack
• Control and Flexibility
• Scalability
• Open Industry Standard
• Openness and Compatibility
• Flexible Technology
Open
source/design/development/community
Why Openstack
Who use Openstack
Public clouds
Who use Openstack
Private clouds
Who use Openstack
Research
Who use Openstack
Openstack members & contributions
• Service providers offering an IaaS compute platform or services higher
up the stack (e.g. Rackspace)
• IT departments acting as cloud service providers for business units and
project teams (any company)
• Processing big data with tools like Hadoop (NSA)
• Scaling compute up and down to meet demand for web resources and
applications (service companies)
• High-performance computing (HPC) environments processing diverse
and intensive workloads (CERN)
Use cases
Build QA test environment
Use cases (cont.)
Build QA test environment
Use cases (cont.)
Build QA test environment
Use cases (cont.)
Build QA test
environment
(multiple projects)
Use cases (cont.)
Build QA test environment::Results
• To provide isolation, each test environment runs in a separate tenant, or project. For
example, there’s one project for the test team, one for the consultant team, and so on.
• Heat templates enable rapid creation of new environments. The test team can create new
Heat templates on its own.
• Self-service is provided with OpenStack CLI/Horizon and Heat templates.
• Total cost of the OpenStack solution is lower, because the company doesn’t have to pay for
licenses, and can use commodity software and hardware.
• The test team owns their test environments. They can create and delete environments
anytime they need to.
• OpenStack lets IT set up quotas for each project. OpenStack’s Ceilometer component can be
Use cases (cont.)
CERN (European Organization for
Nuclear)
Openstack in real world
Rackspace hosting
Option 1: Use public clouds (e.g.
tryStack.org for free)
Option 2: Using DevStack.org (mostly for
Openstack development env)
Option 3: Install by yourself
How to test/setup Openstack
Option 3: Install by yourself
• Using Chef + Vagrant (with devstack or
multi-nodes)
• Install directly (using official guides)
• Using juju charms (ubuntu cloud service)
(ubuntu only) (https://jujucharms.com/sidebar/search/?text=openstack)
How to test/setup Openstack
Option 3:
Install by
yourself
• Using Chef +
Vagrant with
multi-nodes
(try
vagrantcloud.
com!)
How to test/setup Openstack
Openstack community in
Vietnam
• Setup Openstack (without Heat)
• Manage Openstack services using Ruby
gem “openstack” (a.k.a ruby-openstack)
• Build sample Rails project that using
Openstack Swift to store uploaded
photos.
What we have done so far
• Setup Openstack (without Heat)
Intel Core i5-2320 @ 3.0GHz
RAM: 8G
HDD: 500GB
OS: CentOS
Virtualization: QEMU
URL: http://192.168.1.107
login: framgia/framgia
What we have done so far
Sample Rails app: Framgia Picture Show
Goals: Upload and store photos to
Openstack Swift
• Rails 4
• Carrierwave
• Openstack Swift (via Fog gem)
Demo
- Laptop core i5 is too slow to run (but
desktop with the same core is OK :( )
- Understanding the whole stack takes
time!
Difficulties during research
• Implement Openstack frastructure is not
trivial mission
• But it would be worthy in the future
when we build large scale web apps
• So we hope to use at step by step, start
from development environment
• Because future of IT would be in the...
cloud
Conclusion
Ref:
• Openstack homepage http://openstack.org
• Building QA test environments with OpenStack http://www.mirantis.com/blog/building-qa-
test-environments-openstack/
• Openstack Vietnam Community https://www.facebook.com/VietOpenStack
• Openstack at NSA (video session) http://goo.gl/oIjNRW
• Openstack in Vietnam (slide) http://goo.gl/IdK4I4
Q & A
Thank you for listening :-)

Build public private cloud using openstack

  • 1.
    Build public/private cloud usingOpenstack by Framgia Server Lab
  • 2.
    About FramgiaServerLab Members(10): Le Dinh Vu TranNam Son To Duc Thien Bui Trung Kien Nguyen Dinh Huan Nguyen Van Dung Nguyen Quang Dung Nguyen Van Vuong Nguyen Cuong Tran Trong Hien (left) Our mission: Build and manage Linux servers. Servers can be traditional ones or using cloud ones from some cloud services such as Amazon AWS. Main objectives: - Build servers (app, db or any kind of servers) ready for deploy - Research methods to deploy source code to servers - Monitor servers - Auto scaling
  • 3.
    Session1: Build public orprivate cloud using Openstack ● Difficulty: Hard ● Applicable: Yes (but not trivial) ● Target environment: inside company to support general developments (e.g. use as staging servers, QA test environment)
  • 4.
    • Introduction tocloud computing • What is Openstack • Why Openstack • Who use Openstack • Use cases • Openstack in real world • What we have done so far • Openstack community in Vietnam • How to setup/test Openstack • Demo • Difficulties during research • Conclusion • Q&A Agenda
  • 5.
    • Cloud computing •Public/Private/Hybrid cloud Introduction to cloud computing
  • 6.
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  • 8.
    The OpenStack OpenSource Cloud Mission: To produce the ubiquitous Open Source Cloud Computing platform that will meet the needs of public and private clouds regardless of size, by being simple to implement and massively scalable. What is Openstack • Written in: Python2 • License: Apache 2.0 • Founded by: NASA & Rackspace on 2010 • Compatible with Amazon EC2 & S3 • Supporting: VMware, Xen, Hyper-V...
  • 9.
  • 10.
    • Control andFlexibility • Scalability • Open Industry Standard • Openness and Compatibility • Flexible Technology Open source/design/development/community Why Openstack
  • 11.
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  • 15.
    Openstack members &contributions
  • 16.
    • Service providersoffering an IaaS compute platform or services higher up the stack (e.g. Rackspace) • IT departments acting as cloud service providers for business units and project teams (any company) • Processing big data with tools like Hadoop (NSA) • Scaling compute up and down to meet demand for web resources and applications (service companies) • High-performance computing (HPC) environments processing diverse and intensive workloads (CERN) Use cases
  • 17.
    Build QA testenvironment Use cases (cont.)
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    Build QA testenvironment Use cases (cont.)
  • 19.
    Build QA testenvironment Use cases (cont.)
  • 20.
    Build QA test environment (multipleprojects) Use cases (cont.)
  • 21.
    Build QA testenvironment::Results • To provide isolation, each test environment runs in a separate tenant, or project. For example, there’s one project for the test team, one for the consultant team, and so on. • Heat templates enable rapid creation of new environments. The test team can create new Heat templates on its own. • Self-service is provided with OpenStack CLI/Horizon and Heat templates. • Total cost of the OpenStack solution is lower, because the company doesn’t have to pay for licenses, and can use commodity software and hardware. • The test team owns their test environments. They can create and delete environments anytime they need to. • OpenStack lets IT set up quotas for each project. OpenStack’s Ceilometer component can be Use cases (cont.)
  • 22.
    CERN (European Organizationfor Nuclear) Openstack in real world Rackspace hosting
  • 23.
    Option 1: Usepublic clouds (e.g. tryStack.org for free) Option 2: Using DevStack.org (mostly for Openstack development env) Option 3: Install by yourself How to test/setup Openstack
  • 24.
    Option 3: Installby yourself • Using Chef + Vagrant (with devstack or multi-nodes) • Install directly (using official guides) • Using juju charms (ubuntu cloud service) (ubuntu only) (https://jujucharms.com/sidebar/search/?text=openstack) How to test/setup Openstack
  • 25.
    Option 3: Install by yourself •Using Chef + Vagrant with multi-nodes (try vagrantcloud. com!) How to test/setup Openstack
  • 26.
  • 27.
    • Setup Openstack(without Heat) • Manage Openstack services using Ruby gem “openstack” (a.k.a ruby-openstack) • Build sample Rails project that using Openstack Swift to store uploaded photos. What we have done so far
  • 28.
    • Setup Openstack(without Heat) Intel Core i5-2320 @ 3.0GHz RAM: 8G HDD: 500GB OS: CentOS Virtualization: QEMU URL: http://192.168.1.107 login: framgia/framgia What we have done so far
  • 29.
    Sample Rails app:Framgia Picture Show Goals: Upload and store photos to Openstack Swift • Rails 4 • Carrierwave • Openstack Swift (via Fog gem) Demo
  • 30.
    - Laptop corei5 is too slow to run (but desktop with the same core is OK :( ) - Understanding the whole stack takes time! Difficulties during research
  • 31.
    • Implement Openstackfrastructure is not trivial mission • But it would be worthy in the future when we build large scale web apps • So we hope to use at step by step, start from development environment • Because future of IT would be in the... cloud Conclusion
  • 32.
    Ref: • Openstack homepagehttp://openstack.org • Building QA test environments with OpenStack http://www.mirantis.com/blog/building-qa- test-environments-openstack/ • Openstack Vietnam Community https://www.facebook.com/VietOpenStack • Openstack at NSA (video session) http://goo.gl/oIjNRW • Openstack in Vietnam (slide) http://goo.gl/IdK4I4 Q & A Thank you for listening :-)