Software-definierte Infrastrukturen, DevOps, Digitale Transformation – Neues von SUSE Linux
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This document provides an overview of digital transformation and what it means from SUSE's perspective. It discusses how SUSE helps customers meet the challenges of digital transformation through open source solutions. Key points include: - SUSE offers enterprise-quality open source solutions like SUSE Linux Enterprise, SUSE OpenStack Cloud, SUSE Enterprise Storage, and their new Container as a Service platform to provide affordable and flexible infrastructure. - Their approach focuses on open source, automation, orchestration, and management to deliver software-defined infrastructure and help customers gain agility. - Upcoming products include Cloud Foundry as a platform as a service to further help customers with application delivery and digital transformation initiatives around areas like cloud, containers
Software-definierte Infrastrukturen, DevOps, Digitale Transformation – Neues von SUSE Linux
- 1. Digital Transformation and What it Means to You MariaDB Roadshow Berlin 18.5.2017 Claudius Banani Partner Executive [email protected] Matthias Eckermann Director Product Management [email protected]
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- 3. 3 25+ Years of Open Source Engineering Experience 2/3+ Of the Fortune Global 100 use SUSE Linux Enterprise 10 Awards in 2016 for SUSE Enterprise Storage 1st Enterprise Linux Distribution 1st Enterprise OpenStack Distribution 50%+ Development Engineers 1.4B Annual Revenue Top 15 Worldwide System infrastructure Software Vendor +8% SUSE Growth vs. Other Linux in 2015*
- 4. 4 A Broad and Connected Ecosystem 13,500+ Certified Hardware Systems 1800 Technology Partners 8500+ Certified Applications 5000+ Partner Ecosystem Members 3200 Service Providers & System Integrators 600 Training Partners
- 5. 5 Recent Tech News Open Source Projects • Growing contribution to many key communities • Joined Cloud Foundry Foundation board • Founding member of new projects - Zero Outage Partnerships • Fujitsu and SUSE: mission-critical, hybrid cloud, OpenStack and container orchestration • Intel: HPC Orchestrator stack • HPE: preferred Linux and SUSE OpenStack Cloud • SaltStack: expanded partnership for automated management
- 6. 6 Recent SUSE Product News Available: • SUSE Linux Enterprise 12 SP2 including new support for ARM64 and Raspberry Pi • SUSE Enterprise Storage 4 including openATTIC and optimized for large data Coming Soon: • SUSE OpenStack Cloud 7 with added support for Kubernetes and Cloud Foundry integration • SUSE Manager 3.1 • Beta of SUSE Containers as a Service Platform including MicroOS • SUSE Enterprise Storage 5 Beta 1 is available
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- 10. 10 How SUSE Adds Value • Enterprise-quality innovation and service • Affordable mission- critical performance • Open, flexible, optimized for mixed IT • Increased Agility • Reclaimed Budget • Reduced Risk • Protect Investment Customer Benefits• Enterprise-quality innovation and service • Affordable mission-critical performance • Open, flexible, optimized for mixed IT The Open, Open Source Company
- 11. 11 Meet the Challenges of the Digital Transformation with SUSE It’s not just WHAT we do. It’s HOW we do it. • True to open source vision • Flexible and adaptive • Enterprise support always open
- 12. 12 The Growth of Open Source in the Enterprise UNIX vs. Linux Trends1 (Revenue in Millions) 1Source: Gartner Linux is now the OS of choice in the enterprise replacing UNIX.
- 13. 13 CIO challenges are increasing…
- 14. 14 The World is Demanding SUSE is Here to Help Open Source Cloud Containers Digital Transformation aaS Micro Services Dev Ops Time to Market Agility Lower Costs Customer Centric RAS Security Quality
- 15. 15 • Better Quality & Security • Rapid Innovation • Lower Cost • No Vendor Lock-in Open Source Solutions Can Help You Meet the Digital Economy Demands
- 16. 1616 DevOps & Software Defined Infrastructure
- 17. 17 Bi-Modal Support today’s investment Adapt to the future Legacy Data Center • Network, compute and storage silos • Traditional protocols – Fibre Channel, iSCSI, CIFS/SMB, NFS Process Driven • Slow to respond This is where you probably are today Software-defined Data Center • Software-defined everything Agile Infrastructure • Supporting a DevOps model • Business driven This is where you need to get to Mode 1 – Gartner for Traditional Mode 2 – Gartner for Software Defined
- 18. 18 Keys Elements of a Successful Software-defined Infrastructure Modular Automation Orchestration Management Self-Healing Self-Service
- 19. 19 SUSE Software-Defined Infrastructure An Open, Flexible Infrastructure Approach Application Delivery Custom Micro Service Applications Kubernetes / Magnum Physical Infrastructure: Server, Switches, Storage Public Cloud SUSE Cloud Service Provider Program Containers SUSE CaaS Platform Software Defined Everything Storage SUSE Enterprise Storage Networking SDN and NFV Virtualization KVM, Xen, VMware, Hyper-V, z/VM Operating System SUSE Linux Enterprise Server Platform as a Service Cloud Foundry Private Cloud / IaaS SUSE OpenStack Cloud Management Operations, Monitor and Patch • SUSE Manager • openATTIC Cluster Deployment • Crowbar • Salt Orchestration • Heat • Kubernetes
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- 22. 22 SUSE Solutions for DevOps A suite of flexible, modular open source solutions
- 23. 2323 SUSE Enterprise Storage Software-defined Storage
- 24. 24 Storage doubles every 18 months IT Budgets are flat Storage costs decline 25% annually But data grows 40% annually We are here
- 25. 25 Difficult to Scale and Manage Data Growth Expensive $ Challenges of Traditional Enterprise Storage Not easily Extended to the Software-defined Data Center
- 26. 26 $ SUSE Enterprise Storage Enterprise Class Storage Using Commodity Servers and Disk Drives Latest hardware Reduce Capital Expense Hardware flexibility
- 27. 27 SUSE Enterprise Storage Unlimited Scalability with Self-managing Technology Block Object File Increase capacity and performance by simply adding new storage or storage nodes to the cluster. Monitor Nodes Management Node Storage Nodes
- 28. 28 Use Cases Video Surveillance • Security surveillance • Red light / traffic cameras • License plate readers • Body cameras for law enforcement • Military/government visual reconnaissance Virtual Machine Storage Low and mid i/o performance for major hypervisor platforms • kvm – native RBD • Hyper-V – iSCSI • VMware - iSCSI Bulk Storage • SharePoint data • Medical records • Medical images • X-rays • MRIs • CAT scans • Financial records Data Archive Long-term storage and back up: • HPC • Log retention • Tax documents • Revenue reports
- 29. 2929 Cloud
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- 31. 31 OpenStack is Mainstream 81% Large companies planning to use OpenStack1 65% OpenStack deployments in production2 93% of companies see IaaS as the future of data center 1 33% More than Last Year
- 32. 32 OpenStack Maturity and Momentum 71% OpenStack deployments in full production1 3x Faster Containers being adopted on OpenStack2
- 33. 33 Three Strategies for OpenStack Cloud Adoption
- 34. 34 SUSE OpenStack Cloud Foundation for software-defined data centers. Business oriented release cycle & longer support The best interoperability Non- disruptive upgrades Leading support for the entire OpenStack cloud platform The widest hypervisor support Fast & easy setup and management Rock-solid reliability
- 35. 3535 Containers
- 36. 36 Containers
- 37. 37 What is a container? Virtual Machine vs Container
- 38. 38 SUSE Container as a Service Platform SUSE Linux Enterprise MicroOS Kubernetes Container
- 39. 39 SUSE Container as a Service (CaaS) Benefits of being Powered by Kubernetes • Portable: public, private, hybrid and multi-cloud capable • Extensible: modular, pluggable, hookable, composable • Self-Healing: auto-placement, auto-restart, auto- replication, auto-scaling Why Should You Care? • Deploy your applications quickly and predictably • Scale your applications on the fly • Seamlessly roll out new features • Optimize the use of your hardware by using only the resources you need
- 40. 40 SUSE Container as a Service Platform Executive Summary What? • Based on SUSE Linux Enterprise MicroOS, Kubernetes and docker project • Ready to run containers/containerized applications • Easy to install and manage • First version available on x86-64 When? • First customer shipment: July 2017; Beta: March 2017 Why? • Improve IT efficiency while optimizing the costs
- 41. 41 SUSE Container as a Service Platform What is SUSE Linux Enterprise MicroOS? SUSE Linux Enterprise MicroOS is a modern Linux operating system designed for containers and optimized for large deployments. It inherits the SUSE Linux Enterprise knowledge while redefining the operating system into a small, efficient and reliable distribution.
- 42. 42 SUSE Container as a Service Platform Scope Key features via SUSE Linux Enterprise MicroOS • Transactional updates • Atomic updates • Automatic updates (can be disabled) • Maintenance window (policy defined updates) • Easy to use installer • Scalability (from a few to 1000s of workers) Key Kubernetes Features • Admin dashboard • Easy to use UI • Deploy and manage cluster • Private / public registry • Rolling updates
- 43. 4343 Coming Soon: Platform as a Service Powered by Cloud Foundry
- 44. 44 SUSE Joins the PaaS Party!
- 46. 46 What is Cloud Foundry? Cloud Foundry is an open-source platform as a service (PaaS) that provides you with a choice of clouds, developer frameworks, and application services. Vendor ManagesYou Manage Applications Runtimes Security / Integration Databases Servers Virtualization Server HW Storage Networking Infrastructure (as a Service) Applications Runtimes Security / Integration Databases Servers Virtualization Server HW Storage Networking Platform (as a Service) Applications Runtimes Security / Integration Databases Servers Virtualization Server HW Storage Networking Software (as a Service)
- 47. 47 Runtime Platform Infrastructure Automation Infrastructure Application Framework Cloud Foundry Platform Overview
- 48. 48 Application Delivery with Cloud Foundry CF Push
- 49. 49 • The future of IT, your future, is open source • Articulated around Software-Defined • For enterprise mixed IT and mixed clouds • With operators and developers friendliness SUSE is here to help Key Take Aways
- 50. 50 SUSECON 2017 Prague, Czechia September 25-29, 2017 Save the date: Why attend SUSECON 2017? • Technical training from the source – from engineers who create the solutions • 100 hours of hands-on training • Inspiring keynotes from industry leaders • Unparalleled access to SUSE executives and technical staff • Complimentary certification exams on Linux, OpenStack cloud and Ceph storage • More fun than you should have at a tech conference!
- 51. Thank you for joining us today!
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