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OSCON preso: how Dell Crowbar brings DevOps to OpenStack Cloud (“No Soup for You!”) July 28, 2011

Posted by Rob H in DevOps, OSCON.
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Today I presented about how Crowbar + DevOps + OpenStack = CloudOps.   The highlight of the presentation (to me, anyway) is the Images vs Layers analogy of Soup vs Sandwiches.  I hope it helps explain why we believe that a DevOps approach to Cloud is essential to success.

Here’s the preso: OSCON 07 2011

I’ll add a link to the videos when they are available.

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1. Big Questions? Big Answers with #Dell #BigData solution (plus #Crowbar get #RHEL) « Rob Hirschfeld's Blog - August 4, 2011

[...] Hadoop solution relies on the same core principles (CloudOps) and technologies (Crowbar) as our OpenStack solution.  Like our other cloud solutions, we are [...]

2. Cloudcast interview with Dell Cloud Solutions Team (quotes with time stamps) « Rob Hirschfeld's Blog - August 22, 2011

[...] 22:02 – RAH “Crowbar started from our frustration of bringing up a cloud quickly … so we took a DevOps approach.” [...]

3. Dell OpenStack & Hadoop on CloudCast.net Podcast | Rational Intelligence Blog - August 23, 2011

[...] 22:02 – RAH “Crowbar started from our frustration of bringing up a cloud quickly … so we took a DevOps approach.” [...]

4. Crowbar modularized: latest changes that make clouds even easier to create, update, and maintain « Rob Hirschfeld's Blog - September 19, 2011

[...] in embracing DevOps as an operational model for maintaining clouds. That meant building up cloud deployments in layers from pieces that we call barclamps (extensions of Chef cookbooks). Our first version, centered on [...]

5. Dell Crowbar Project: Open Source Cloud Deployer expands into the Community « Rob Hirschfeld's Blog - October 18, 2011

[...] Crowbar started out simply as an installer for the “Dell OpenStack™-Powered Cloud Solution” with the objective of deploying a cloud from unboxed servers to a completely functioning system in under four hours.  That meant doing all the BIOS, RAID, Operations services (DNS, NTP, DHCP, etc.), networking, O/S installs and system configuration required creating a complete cloud infrastructure.  It was a big job, but one that we’d been piecing together on earlier cloud installation projects.  A key part of the project involved collaborating with Opscode Chef Server on the many system configuration tasks.  Ultimately, we met and exceeded the target with a complete OpenStack install in less than two hours. In the process of delivering Crowbar as an installer, we realized that Chef, and tools like it, were part of a larger cloud movement known as DevOps. [...]

6. Dell Team at the OpenStack Spring 2012 Summit « Rob Hirschfeld's Blog - April 16, 2012

[...] the open source Crowbar project. I believe that our vision for sustainable open operations based on DevOps principles is the most complete strategy for production cloud [...]


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