from the jeremy yew
really open-source
project track and uh...
very happy to have called crawford here
uh... feels very appropriate to start uh... the bonds that with hardware first
thing in the morning
and uh... on eleven
miss introduce himself
morning i\'ve hear me okay
perfect perfect film identical crawford i would hope u foundation and if you were in the room is part of a perfectly okay
that that is fantastic
uh...
aside from being related to those people mission the lost the plot of eyes when
explanation of involvement over tax and spend much day one
uh... previous in a previously before there ever was opens dot there was a
a small company called nafta
and that\'s what we call them so once and i was absent last federal partner
uh... so we did a lot of government gration
for nova
before there was
or there was no vote commissions class though
above at one time
uh...
so that being said uh... you know i\'d like to kick off and and and
and thank you always thank you for the rest of you for being interested in
hardware re
we hope you feel that uh...
you know open-source software
can only go so far
in terms of completely open sourcing and datacenter
you know when we uh... directly when i talk about cloud i talk about some of
the abilities of cloud right might like to talk about the three abilities clout
interoperability
portability incompatibility
and workload accountability record interoperability
you can get some of these things from software you can make sure using
standard guys and interfaces cetera
uh... but
x_-eighty six has been around for quite a long time
spends
there is this town the different standards right you\'ve got uh... s and
bios
god campfires
all sorts of different
uh... mechanisms for interfacing hardware
but you\'ll notice
vendor defender and completion might be just a little bit different
so open confusing cities and revised interfaces
and the a_p_ eyes if you will
the uh... communicate with
uh... at harbor
blair and get rid of what we call luggage was depreciation
and uh... and hard work space
for who knows where these quotes are from
this goes back a long way straight this is uh... alina strongholds and
perjured stahlman
you know we like to sort of
parody this message with open you and i think the fact is done so
similar right
humans are innovative
we want to move forward
and as humans
migrated throughout history we\'ve always wanted to experience the
the the you know the the the creature comforts
and so there was one of the new world around us
sorta like the old walk around us
uh... and that typically
moves towards and
and open ecosystem
jess is thinking for power uh... alcatel internationally but that does
but physically we wanna we want to experience in a common way
uh... our our world around us
uh...
you know before there ever was standard actually six hardware
software division
and and openness being embraced
uh... you know in the early nineties and and and richest woman actually with
uh... with the canoe project even for that
so let\'s take a quick look at
a sort of this crime line here
uh... you can see how
you know you have these
big big companies with great ideas and think about how innovation happens
uh... it\'s a lot of times
uh... and look at the bc community
a lot of times
and uh...
an idea gets bond
with an investment
of the difference here
and see a lot of this stuff start out as very close
but has
as the as the technology becomes more democratized and work monetize
you see this ship
and you know you really sauce song
so the president\'s uh...
uh... you know i
and the any better sign is the uh... vice chairman of the hope your project
and obviously the founder of song
you saw some sort of make that move before anybody else obviously java with
open source
uh... and event the operating system given away
along with
along with hard work
and then ultimately you see
for this half
joomla nixon
uh... my hand b_s_t_ up there but i thought for this conference is this
there is sort of uh...
not relevant
you do have a lot more options on the on the open space as it exists today
and by the way spot me and and raise your hands you know we find that
as we\'ve given this sort of open since uh... what\'s the status of your speech
uh... we like this become positional lot of people have a lot of questions around
from hardware and the the relationship
the harbor as a software you know
typically you look at
uh... the relationship between a nike
argent software site and prize and item hardware and they\'re completely
segregated
different change-up and you want to
it did very much like opensuse actors doing writing on a smash that paradigm
and created a system where there\'s harmony that exist between both so
you have questions during this uh... presentation please raise your hand and
let\'s let\'s make this uh...
uh... conversation
so evolution of the clouds
again following in that same sort of a phrase start out proprietary
of vmware
uh... the them sort of a
i didn\'t actually have
him up on the left a vice president slide again output
i_b_m_ out there in the seventies everything virtualization but
you know on accident six virtualization
uh... being were sort of the you know the the father and founder
virtualization
startup very proprietary
many sons and the merch
grades then was a game changer for x eighty six
allston people were doing
you know a lot more infrastructure consolidation
frightened kid
you have a great way to manage it but you certainly have a lot more density
uh... and then you had katie m right uh... the the command acquisition
which was funny you know the the a_d_m_ thing actually
uh... command of the company behind k_p_m_g_ originally sp on the idea out
desktop service all of us
the the high-pressure
was sort of a secondary technology to but they thought was there
differentiating of value proposition with the solid ice and spice trevor
um...
so we have this infrastructure consolidation
but we have no great way to manage a right through here and their age and if
you\'re responsible for
we kind of i care operations terms of process and server lexical manager
software life cycle management
uh... you know it
the true who has helped pain
in and uh... and i feel c process her out
for software
and it\'s it\'s it\'s rampant various rampant
uh... so
regional we saw open-source emerge though around the time of zen and katie
and you had companies like papa and office code
sort of give us tools right now you\'ve got a boon to are pathan
all these other companies that are giving a school system help us
don\'t manage you had
enterprise tools uh... you know i should have
should put uh... with water
on this violations but
uh... ops were on a slide
these resort of the early tools
failing to think of
managed services
uh... anybody remember allowed cloud
i thought was sort of
sasquatch breyer\'s started out as such
uh...
so we we were finally going to love selfless manage our our infrastructure
and then came
the anomalies of the world and uh...
and the ribbon call-ins to go along with anomalies
himself as a
uh... and the eucalyptus is of the world
pray and
these were the first sort of open-source cloud
technologies that we were given
uh... albeit
both of them embraced sort of this open core model
right which we all know is
probably not the best model you wanna grow old victim you do you wanna
you want to traction enterprise
and normally individuals was sold by thank you
for purchase train
pink and and uh... you could so easily still
still exists so uh... the competitor
and some sorts to use it opens back but
you know in terms of
in terms of community
and driving innovation and open way
uh... with again
sort of the three abilities to talk about the clout
or finally the place where open sac is dominating the community traction
altman from a
from an ecosystem perspective
services
what\'s going on here have
that there\'s a giveaway
does anybody know
wiper these pictures on here
exactly right
so the original nineteen in track came from the railroad switching era
it\'s it\'s it\'s it\'s unbelievable i have no
and no
specification
dept their way
braveheart\'s give me a a yet depth or or or height only way
and this is what\'s in our data services is being run this is what google does
this is what
by the end of the big he doesn\'t bell does this is this nineteen inch with
rack is exactly what
everybody doesn\'t enough
no thought to how efficient it is
is pretty interesting
so the that\'s kind of fuzzy but this this picture here of on the upper left
those of the original my contracts
and we\'re just adopted the standard because it was there
again following sort of the history right
in the seventies get big mainframes
uh... you had sort of the scale of technology is ray you know the the big
super dome san
uh... you know the the star fire seriousness on
and finally in the two thousand no actually six really took off in the data
center
we really started figuring out how to do a che
uh... it wasn\'t necessarily although for tolerance anymore
and affordable
driven up the process that
i started making sense for us to scale as the scaling up
and uh... you know you
the bills they p i_b_m_\'s of the world
are the positions their tenth day because they recognize that
but like i said earlier they recognize this but they all sorted
week their versions of
i came i or
or s and bio sergio y
right so there\'s all these are some very small variations made
heterogeneous environments for us hard to cope with
uh... who here today by standard practice
will deploy in opens up cluster are more than one piece of
uh... miniature one here
and and and and if i could house how\'s that working
uh... you know the the the the attitude of most c-level executives and
enterprises say
if i want
if i want to ensure
workload uptime
right onto me my oh well am i s_l_a_ i\'m going to have a come onto the farm it and the although going to be on him all without
just like
just like in sapo
who hears doing an open stack puppet
or otherwise implication the culmination of
sailed into and
distance
but it does secure uh... secure
went to trash
who\'s going up a heterogeneous if in fact software
pratap that\'s cannot expect
so finely
um... we\'ve weaving gauged the tear wants it and we think age that year
even some of the churches in the billions
uh... over in china
to see that
of the nineteen th rackets unfold way of doing things
we\'ve got a a new more efficient standard
and we\'re you know just like open stock started
we have with we have really gained a lot of momentum in the last
eighteen months ronald
uh... by the sheer number of people to raise their hands
uh... he obviously there\'s a
there\'s if there\'s a big traction here that we want to
have everybody in this room get involved with
from the perspective of
welcoming involvement for opportunities in this
they\'re here has uh... signed up for mailing list some of them u
uh... if i could
what which mailing list
they\'re all there
analyzer
okay so harbor management is uh...
there is absolutely worded retirement for them but also magnum riddle of from that your is now chairing the the motherboard vertical and that\'s that\'s important
but it\'s very important
so open computer exists of sort of five verticals very much like opensuse act
consists of
to the various probable projects that make up over the fact
virtual i o_ where
uh... everything networking related everything that has anything to do with
you know any kind of virtual lifestyle
or reliable
right because ultimately in upscale architecture a lot of your real lionel
uh... turns into virtual i o_
so we\'ve got virtual i o_
we\'ve got hardware management which uh...
uh... is run by coco chaired by
uh... matthew with think that richard from goldman sachs
obviously goldman sachs knows a thing or two about how to manage hardware
regarded as an unsigned which dolomite next slide all show you sort of the
benefits of
white twenty one in tracks
why they didn\'t
davis and design
uh... we have to open rack
which uh... which
campaigns all of a
of uh...
what started out as the triple rock and now
of the individual rocks that make up hope
and obviously storage
uh... which i currently chair storage
so if you\'re interested in storage please education any of its kind of a
talked me but if your interest in storage under special eight to talk to
you about it
uh... and storage mix-up
you know all of our call sort all of our nuance sort all of our production
storage
of this is for the reporter
you know obviously a lot of uh...
public companies you see in the middle
uh... are are focusing
um... the two really interesting
technologies for me personally handle if u
uh... right now our own personal aio and storage
or only because i am i\'m closer to those worlds lots of uh... nothing in the with
the other
delivered courses
in terms of
say open stack
right storage mix-up uh... you know you\'ve got multiple companies here
representing storage technology is right
dumping us out there do you think
dot redhat here at work
foster you\'ve got
uh... so it\'s back
rights and there\'s
unseemly in c_n_n_ out
of raw stores focused
there\'s a ton of uh... attraction in terms of stores around the curfew
and then one more thing on the slide is not what why okay right
i had like this
sort of go over the history of of why
thing to remember the uh...
the hard drive
shortage we had eighteen months ago
this was a real problem
prices of really the problem
uh... if you can imagine the global growth at face book ad
continues to have
but for yourself back eighteen months and
wesson goal with this book was going
uh... grazing
they were
having a hard time sourcing and off
uh... drives to you
beneath the passing them and for
further growth
uh... and they were buying from anybody didn\'t matter
but they were having a hard time again with interoperability compatible with
portability of their workloads on all this hardware
and gauge
some of the some of the the big
podiums in china and he said listen we want to design a box
what anybody be able to build this box
will pay for support we\'ll be simplified doesn\'t matter we want this box to be open source raw anybody to deal with all that and will buy it
white from your sources
weekend then insure that
as we build our businesses we build out are
are off mike infrastructure
we can guarantee some level that
are workloads cannot work on the spot where
so this is this really became a supply chain management issue this wasn\'t
you know uh... just like rackspace initially was
was figuring out how they\'re gonna move officer there
their their vp at san into real quality
this was done for facebook\'s although he was supporting management problem
the benefit was
the community\'s going to benefit from this because this was an uh...
uh... or sort of
uh... delphi p thing
for face book this is something that
ultimately for anybody doing scale out workloads was gonna who\'s gonna be a
good thing so they made the obvious choice open source and
overall better for it
so back to you uh...
back to the twenty one inches and and efficiency
based will get a lot of work rubbish and see if they were doing and it\'s not fun
they they ran a lot of numbers than read a lot of metrics
it started out as as a one and a half of you
uh... one matthew
because
but one you families too small
and to you
been offered ask much density
four of varying
barren nominal increase in kuwait
so one-and-a-half you end up being the standard
unusually for o\'rourke here
uh... largely because its efficiency
you can see here
that on the left
the final data center that this book operates operates
and this is actually fairly old data this is this is one went away
wait we wouldn\'t seem close to one point two three one point of three
so that\'s the
huge you know in and on a certain amount of number burpee rewrite
where two goals don\'t google\'s best in the center
is offering about one point
infrastructure their own
so we see bright bright by what we\'ve done
you know in terms of the twenty one in track
and by the efficiency of the business line
the way into harassing the video on how
how open compute and out of hand a listener operates
with the misters in the back of cooling in
i dot encourages checkup a video to really cool
the way that data centers ron and i think that
that dennis there\'s open if you happen to be
uh... up there
i think you can actually
going to have ideas
it\'s quite impressive
so so
you know roughly fifty percent more efficient and google
by doing sort of uh... analytics around fishing see
so here we are
we finally have production ready open-source software
we\'ve got baddy free open source hardware
obviously you know the question is when you do next
and the right answer for us is renters will compute is
certification path
might buy screams cut off a little bit
but that\'s okay
of improper would save the the new centered over the cancer patient
and uh...
we\'re already working with the community and not just that was our community but
but that was a community certainly uh... a little feel the next five
there\'s a very important committee for us
but we feel that
you know it\'s it\'s great to offer of sorts hardware
but what if we were able to
uh... allow are
sulfur partners
and the community adopters of software
the benefit
from of valid in reference architecture
uh... my eye
i contribute
by i i go around the night often pull chris kemp from nebulous who
who want to leave the last summit
uh... you can have
exit data without their dollar
all just anybody from oracle here
but uh...
uh... we feel that that\'s possible
but we feel that you can do validate a reference architectures and certified
software stocks
on open-source hardware
if we offer this
break if we offer the certification path
we effects which were here\'s uh... represen software company with the
product
okay so maybe simpson room
what if we were able to give your harbor partner
picketed opted by the government
right what if we can get pumped via certified for this
for or what if we can get and outside of your channel partner
ideas are
caesar keith needs what we want to do
so we\'re working very closely with rackspace
failed oak punish very closely
rackspace
from rackspace like face book
is faced with uh... you know with uh... a growth challenge and that\'s a good
thing
paper whatever
but if you had turned integration and that\'s an aggression
but what if you could
certify your your software on one piece of hardware
and you knew that
it didn\'t matter if you\'re customersupport delhi here i_b_m_ or
c_t_s_ or supermicro
forum
void i\'m so sorry
so common annex
uh... it what if it didn\'t matter
what if anybody could build a
and your customers can put in the data centers and know that
down to the transistor
the exact same
he\'s a hardware
is bloodier datacenter
you have to worry about the interoperability of
portability
and reduce environment
from an outside
you can offer incentives for that outside to your channel partner
uh... is this gives you
alpha bulbule footprint
the base here
your company around or your by your mikey ops
uh... uh...
organizational
exactly favorite
absolutely so of
celeste b
uh... some people were out in raleigh north carolina because of your
referring to
uh... alan raleigh
through one of the
for sort of community where the initiatives instead of
book it was
dismiss roadrunner concentrated roadrunner and
uh... which is the the indiana intel spec
uh... accordingly
this is sort of the first time somebody that wasn\'t
doing something specific you scale of growth for face book
as design something
for the community and getting back to the community
and this is exactly what we want by the zulu one under the hopes that community
we want everybody in this room
com work with us
and building ecosystem around open-source software adults or somewhere
you know as we move towards
software defined in the center
by having open interfaces and open standards the interfaces with
and he was in the steve harrigan vmware survived by his vision for this offer to
find
datacenter
i don\'t think you can get there and and bass
uh... you know anything massively skillful way
without doing this
i mean i think you\'re gonna need this open-source aspect on the harborside if
you\'ve got
uh... and so on the certification path
we took a different paths
over the future of sort of a different paths
are are are born is made up of
right we we invited our board of directors to to participate in this
the the foundation operates on a on a healthy
or nonprofit budget
every member of the board of directors
was asked to be on a board of directors and we don\'t there\'s there\'s not it\'s
not that
sort of uh...
comes with uh... sebab term but
of the pay to play model
i did not have a model for a few
and and there\'s a reason for this does not necessarily
that you know about that workforce foundations of the subsequently
focus active sicilian successfully
it\'s kind of a misnomer when you say over the few hardware in order to a dual
degree however if you are doing yourself
you need to go to china new disponible multi million dollar man fashion company
by which we can\'t deal with forms of software
i mean picture
beauty
domestic issue could do it on the top with right then you can do it on any
piece of soft on them
and u_s_ and you can write opens or software so
uh... you know again open-source hardware
we kinda benefit from the fact that
you know the relationships of power
the voting ends and the church used your ones who were involved to see this train
coming don\'t no pun intended for them
last applies
but for the chain that is coming
these guys see that uh... you know that uh...
removed towards open standards that we move towards open innovation
where no keeping things in the dark and keeping things proprietary
don\'t make sense in a long term they certainly makes sense
from a financial perspective in the in the short term in the near you know that
it was when a
and ideas being brought
no fuel consumption
makes a lot of sense i mean there\'s a lot of bugs has a lot of things where
tobacco\'s architecture really make sense rackspace though comes back
and i think we\'re all better off four actually do
again athlete as we go forward we want to see these things shift to an opening
for a system
and i think with their and the reason for the universities
we wanna make sure that
this happens and sort of a inova
a bipartisan way if you will
i\'m sure that
software vendors
um... get the benefit of this and adopters get the benefit
just like open fact there\'s really three communities we serve
and and open
right we\'ve got
we\'ve got our our in user adopters
regard
manufacturers
you know we\'ve got our sort of our
what we call them the lives of these for
by his view
software vendors
that interface with the she would not have customers of their own
and by having university involved
are all in a week
alerts are but this is actually something
oracle dead
uh... in the nineties in early two thousand stump over and
uh... suit brazil
than a political work with you
we want to do the same things or working with a number of different universities
uh... i don\'t know the nun
divorcing which university yet
you probably know but um... there\'s more than one
so uh... before working you know uh... i just have one of the most amazing
conference call to my wife
with a haystack
uh... team
invasion earth m_i_t_ a sack project
the black hole telescope
we just talked to those guys and that was such an amazing
such an amazing politician have
you guys are collecting
i dun wanna misquote
but i believe it was
borges
sixty four gigs a second
roughly three or four campaigns in here
some magic ideal like
so this is uh... the telescope
the telescope made too
basic retract my calls
and so you have the price is actually happening filled with very cool project
so we\'ve got you know we\'ve been on the phone with
within mikey
brazil universe is involved
we are gonna have moved forward certification pat
and it\'s going to be an a in a way where the community\'s going to benefit from
having sort of
uh... you know and independent body
uh... help us the pacification
and the same time off for a great learning
uh... individual
uninvolved we\'ve got uh... we actually the the thought of you re ordered you a
c l_ a_
that pope in fact it was clear that you can find
the open web
c l_ a_
uh... outing courage diffuse
found uh... vertical earlier interesting
please get on there and contribute
a lot of
a lot of this right now is being led by
uh... face book and some of the corps members of
of uh... the pope cuteness live
we\'re slowly seeing that transform into
into community
i can\'t tell you how many
packet phones you know and and silicon valley
oversight meet up something to you with
but we\'re starting to see that with open q
so get on the mailing lists and and offer up
you know pizza and
coca-cola
being recorded
alright offer abuse appeared conference next semester kinda lab
home
so you don\'t get get something together get people together and and this is your
opportunity
be harbor pander if there\'s a technology that you want to see introduced
instead of that you want telling us what they think is good for us
right what\'s \'til demo off
and that is our opportunity
and it\'s a big opportunity so just like that opens back initiative
we are now in power to tell the world
what makes sense for us more able to uh...
horrible future basically change the world
so that i think you know one open up before i want to save about ten minutes
for questions looking
this is forty minutes and i think we read it
questions
let me get back here on out of this there\'s we do have a lot of
what we can talk offline
uh... we give a lot of the same companies that are spitting and i\'ve
been you
purchase reading here
you\'ll see you know
the fusion as the world and
and others
uh... that are
the nurses so i\'d love to about immediately after the fact that
that yet
w castle abandoning right
and we want that pray in fact we don\'t have anybody revealing that initiative
uh... often if you think about
facebook\'s big
growth rate
lady gaga takes a picture for me
and it\'s the
the biggest thing for a week reagan and nobody sees it again for so cold storage is very important to open here right now in face book we do have a number of vendors in fact in the storage spec
uh... pino the the one
approve spec right now in front of a computer
if the purpose of this is a spectacle box
and not just jboss
his it\'s very dense giovann rights too
to you when there\'s two slides and you can because in twenty one inches you can
fit fifteen drives
in each of these slides you get
as ben\'s as you want
drives incentive to you when you think about forty to you
a lot of this but that\'s sort of the court focuses on cold storage
but we do you understand right where we\'re not we\'re not
a negligent terms of
i\'m sending the need for
uh... even hybrids sucks
chief sure uh... and external sas cable parking up to compute we\'re working with a number of companies in terms of offerings or hybrid specs
where you\'ve got you know maybe a very
uh... fences multi-core environment on once led and then
address below
uh... of
of what\'s your story
certainly
oracle storage management is as important open if you\'re going to what
that looks like
flash and absolves the
high-performance low latency has not been something that we\'ve
and focusing on yet
but there\'s opportunity uh...
if you go and you you to go to over the cute dot warrick
uh... but at the very top
there\'s again baldwin commitment to get involved began go down to get help all
of our spectrum job
and you can see
and you can actually contribute on the mailing list you say about this idea for
us
now for uh...
hello latency
high-performance a box
in the beauty of this is
no other long terms could very much look like a group on
where you could source this independent suspect takes off
and it becomes a standard and
gets voted in and that becomes an actual suits back
the fantastic so
i would like to talk you about one notice
so there\'s there\'s an action you know uh... we\'re what we are different long
some of conversations but it\'s a stop in a or focus
i think what\'s changed is
out sorry sorry so that his question was from the nineties there there were
interested parties and i was actually an initiative to sort of do this uh...
similar thing
uh... and what\'s changed since the nineties
to allow for this
and i think the answer is it\'s pretty simple
we now have
uh... with the globally payers i would imagine at least fifty percent in this
room house
as operations and
sandanista data centers
my right hand shook hands
when one datacenter shirt
so we are we have reached sort of the scale out
point where
it doesn\'t make sense the to have sort of the the scale of fault-tolerant
uh... deployments
and we want to make sure you know that i think i think
open-source michelly was it
that was met with some criticism in the nineties right it happened the song
happen
what will happen when extra lennox was
if that\'s that\'s
if you know it\'s crazy when you look back and think about the hurdles that
when they send over com to penetrate the data center
and open sac is going to die right now as well
but i\'d think that the workloads are ultimately what uh... determined the the
bility friendship like this a take-off and this is why we\'re so interested in
different units fax
right facebook realized that
that just cold storage doesn\'t make sense for them
just offering
this offering in o_j_ bought
that some of you know that i can to help
so i can help the open sac uh... initiative you know
for some scenarios that would right
this is why one of the open it up because face book realized that
this wasn\'t just about them
this is about everybody else
and they do you understand with
you know what to do and with opens back in just the the nature of scale of
computing
thing people are looking again for
uh... and open ecosystem can
to contribute through
and i think
you know by are decided by chance
basically happened at the in the right place
to start those conversations with all of the appropriate vendors and all the
appropriate
you know uh...
tier one partners
i think two things have changed right number one people are more
uh... friendly to open source and two
i think the workloads the scale of the nature of the scale workloads in this
ecosystem linden soles nicer to
do something like this then
sort of uh...
you know i thought a lot and people don\'t want
walk-in people used to walk in right people
not oracle still does a great job is saying
it\'s also one exit sauce for the hardware it\'s us for you know whatever
one phone number
right that\'s what they\'ve operated under for a while now and it\'s so successful
but the bottom line is
you know open-source software has there\'s a comparable assist you with
officer software now
and i think that that\'s actually a a big change ur
in terms of being able to adopt them
bailey questions
but that thank you very much
colton
i would say uh... either during the conference or after the conference by
email get ahold of coal uh...
when i met him but he really live you\'ve really impress upon the
reddaway ali\'s created ah...
connecting people with with answers and if he doesn\'t know it\'ll fill fun the
right person so either boat open computer open starkey the wealth of
knowledgeable both something so very much again