Open Source Software & Open Source Hardware
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Session about Open Source Software & Open Source Hardware by Cole Crawford in the 2012 OpenStack APAC Conference
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Open Source Software & Open Source Hardware
- 1. Open Source Software & Open Source Hardware A platform for innovation
- 2. Cole Crawford • Cloud Advisor to the Linux Foundation • Open Compute Storage Project Chair
- 3. In the beginning ―Hello everybody out there using minix — I’m doing a (free) operating system (just a hobby, won’t be big and professional like gnu) for 386(486) AT clones..‖ -Linus Torvalds Free Unix! ―Starting this Thanksgiving I am going to write a complete Unix-compatible software system called GNU (for Gnu's Not Unix), and give it away free(1) to everyone who can use it. Contributions of time, money, programs and equipment are greatly needed‖. -Richard Stallman
- 4. In the beginning Closed Hybrid Open
- 5. Enter the .com boom
- 6. The End of an Era
- 7. A new shift
- 8. Scale Up vs Scale Out
- 9. The Data Center Dilemma
- 11. Enter Cloud
- 12. The World Today Closed Hybrid Open
- 14. Facebook’s Metrics • 800 billion page views each month • Responsible for over 10% of all internet traffic • Over 100 million new photos every day • Over 90,000 servers
- 16. Open Compute Verticals Virt IO: http://lists.opencompute.com/mailman/listinfo/opencompute-virtualio Hardware Mgmt: http://lists.opencompute.org/mailman/listinfo/opencompute-hardwaremngt Data Center Design: http://lists.opencompute.com/mailman/listinfo/opencompute-datacenterdesign Open Rack: http://lists.opencompute.com/mailman/listinfo/opencompute-openrack Storage: http://lists.opencompute.com/mailman/listinfo/opencompute-storage
- 17. Open Compute – The Who Facebook Tier 1’s Financial Synnex Tier 2’s Life Sciences Emulex VAR’s Oil and Gas Scale out Web Anyone that would benefit from an open spec, increased data center efficiency and a simplified supply chain management process!
- 18. The New World 1.0 Interfaces / API’s Interfaces / API’s
- 19. The Future Interfaces / API’s
Editor's Notes
- the days of big mainframes / Solaris 2
- the days of big mainframes / Solaris 2
- Still in the days of big mainframes / Solaris 2It’s all about lock in – certified stacks
- Lots of free softwareLamp running everywhereMysql takes offOracle 9i still revolutionary
- The bubble bursts and no longer can we order dogfood online and have it shipped to our door.But something happened – enterprises realized that they relied on technology that could one day go out of business
- Enterprises adopt a new Strategy – one that supports flexibility and agility in softwareHow many people remember the first open source deployment they were a part of?Who installed some variation of Lamp?
- The Rise of X86 in the data center:Vertically scaled stacks were being replaced with commodity X86 hardware
- Massive amount of data, massive data center utilization1 to 1 workloads
- Discuss new challenges, management domainsMany to 1 but no orchestrationDifferent hypervisors did different things
- Nist definition of cloud:DynamicOrchestratedMeasureableOn Demand Self Service
- Still in the days of big mainframes / Solaris 2It’s all about lock in – certified stacks
- Lots and lots of data, lots and lots of infrastructure powered in part by lots and lots of open source software.
- Get metrics for facebook infrastructure
- Still in the days of big mainframes / Solaris 2Not only did you have
- Still in the days of big mainframes / Solaris 2Not only did you have
- Vendor lock in at an end.API’s are the new standard anti vendor lock in toolCompanies will compete on supportability and features
- What if software could deterministically power up/down infrastructureWhat if hardware could self replicate compute / storage based on software thresholds?This is DCaaS, this is the future