1. Ubuntu Cloud and Juju
David Mandala
Senior Sales Engineer ARM (worldwide)
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2. About Canonical
Where London, Boston, Taipei, Shanghai, Montreal,
São Paolo, Isle of Man
When Established in 2004
Who 500+ people
Why To bring Ubuntu to the world
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3. “Precise Pangolin” LTS
Ubuntu 12.04
Year = 2012
Month = April = 04
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4. Lifecycle
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5. Ubuntu Server
Volume server ●
Fastest growing OS on x86
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Standard part of certification
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Leading linux OS used for internal development in US and EU
Cloud ●
Ubuntu is positioned as the leading guest and
infrastructure Linux OS for the cloud
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Ubuntu's business model in uniquely positioned for this
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Ubuntu cloud is the foundation OS for Openstack. Next 24
moths will see huge growth in Private and public clouds
based on Ubuntu + Openstack
Service Orchestration
& Big Data ●
Ubuntu manages distributed applications s services
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40+ leading technologies such as Hadoop, Cloudfoundry,
MongoDB, Couchbase Server, Cassandra and Tomcat all
supported.
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Manage services on servers, in Ubuntu Cloud in Amazon or
combinations of all 3
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6. Ubuntu: We are Cloud
Infrastructure
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Ubuntu AMIs run on private or public EC2-based clouds
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3 of the 4 main public clouds build on Ubuntu
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Ubuntu is the reference platform for OpenStack
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Openstack is the core supported technology in Ubuntu Cloud
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Cloud Foundry FLOSS PaaS from VMware developed on Ubuntu
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Vmware public PaaS implementation, cloudfoundry.com, built on Ubuntu
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Engine Yard and Heroku also built on Ubuntu
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7. Ubuntu Cloud in your pocket!!
Ubuntu Cloud Live
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Ubuntu 11.10 and OpenStack Diablo on USB key
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Easy instructions to get from Ubuntu server to your own instance(s)
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Great way to learn about all the components of Ubuntu and Openstack
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Requires an x86_64 compatible desktop/laptop machine and 4GB or larger USB
drive
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Download here
http://cloud.ubuntu.com/2011/10/ubuntu-cloud-live-11-10-is-available/
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8. Service Orchestration
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10. DevOps Distilled™ - Isn't that config management?
Config Management Service Orchestration
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Machine Centric ●
Service Centric
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De-coupled from provisioning ●
Coupled with provisioning
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Knowledge Sharing Involves Customization and ●
Designed for Knowledge Sharing
assumptions. ●
Complimentary to config management
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Analog: ./configure && make && sudo make ●
Analog: apt-get install
install
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11. Charms are simple
name: mediawiki
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Reusable, codified best-practice. summary: "website engine for collaborative
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Deploy a charm to get a service. work"
description: |
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Doesn't require foreknowledge of who MediaWiki is a wiki engine (a program for
will use them or how. creating a collaboratively edited website).
It is
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Assumptions can be eliminated designed to handle heavy websites
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Easy to read, easy to review containing
library-like document collections, and
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Some details: supports
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Some yaml metadata user uploads of images/sounds, multilingual
content, TOC autogeneration, ISBN links,
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A few scripts that run at the right etc.
time requires:
db:
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Well encapsulated
interface: mysql
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Written with whatever tool you slave:
want! interface: mysql
cache:
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https://code.launchpad.net/charm interface: memcache
provides:
website:
interface: http
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12. Jenkins
90+ charms
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13. Lets see it in action!
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14. Join Us
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IRC: #juju on irc.freenode.net
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Launchpad: https://launchpad.net/juju
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Web: https://juju.ubuntu.com
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Charms: https://juju.ubuntu.com/Charms
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15. Questions please
Thank you
Resources:
http://cloud.ubuntu.com/
http://www.ubuntu.com/business/server/overview