Building Images for the Cloud and Data Center with SUSE Studio

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1 Building Images for the Cloud and Data Center with SUSE Studio Michal Svec James Tan Senior Product Manager Engineering Manager

2 Agenda From Software to Service SUSE Studio Overview Demonstration Questions 2

3 From Software to Service

4 Market Challenges Forcing a Shift Percent of enterprise workloads that will run in physical, virtual and cloud environments by 2015 SUSE estimates based on IDC and Gartner data 4

5 Traditional Deployment Separate activities done by different people Complex Lots of procedures Labor intensive Expensive No absolute guarantee on the result 5

6 Make Software Delivery a Breeze Application Pre-configured Application Image Configuration OS 6

7 Standardize Application Deployment Integrated and complete solution Pre-installed Pre-configured Eliminates installation, configuration and maintenance costs. Reduces resources required for installation, test and maintenance. Standardize and simplify application deployment. 7

8 SUSE Studio Data Center Build Deploy Manage Maintain 8 Cloud Environments

9 SUSE Studio Overview

10 SUSE Studio + Streamline the OS + Simplify Deployments + Simplify Maintenance SUSE Studio is a collection of tools designed to improve the efficiency of building, managing and maintaining software virtual and cloud applications 10

11 SUSE Lifecycle Management SUSE Studio Building workloads for physical and cloud environments SUSE Cloud Highly flexible and adaptable cloud infrastructure SUSE Manager - Provisioning - Management - Monitoring SUSE Linux Enterprise The foundation for your data center workloads and virtualization 11

12 SUSE Cloud and Data Center Lifecycle Management Management Provisioning Monitoring SUSE Studio Datacenter Private Cloud 12 SUSE Manager Workflow Engine Public Clouds

13 SUSE Studio 13

14 SUSE Manager SUSE Manager delivers complete lifecycle management for Linux servers through its management, provisioning and monitoring modules 14

15 SUSE Cloud Integrated platform and tools for hybrid clouds SUSE Linux Enterprise in public clouds 15 Private cloud infrastructure solution powered by OpenStack

16 Cloud and Data Center At Hand 16

17 Where Can I Find More Information?

18 What Next? Try SUSE Studio Build a virtual and cloud application with a few mouse clicks. Customize it to your heart's content, and share it with the world! SUSE Studio Learn about the fastest way to build, manage and maintain new workloads! Demos Check out recorded demos. Search for Studio. 18

19 Demonstration

20 20 Corporate Headquarters (Worldwide) Join us on: Maxfeldstrasse Nuremberg Germany

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22 Screenshots

23 SUSE Studio 23

24 SUSE Gallery 24

25 SUSE Studio 25

26 Backup

27 SUSE Studio Components SUSE Studio SUSE Lifecycle Management Server WebYaST 27

28 SUSE Gallery 28

29 SUSE Lifecycle Management Server 29 Unified update mechanism, which federates updates for all components of virtual and cloud applications Authentication, entitlement and access control to distribute updates Repository management, which stages repository support for quality assurance Management of essential customer data and interface to CRM systems

30 SUSE Lifecycle Management Server 30

31 WebYaST A framework and a collection of modules providing a stylish, easy-to-use, and low-cost approach to packaging softwate with the minimal configuration interface necessary for its set up Web based remote console plugging into a stateless HTTP REST interface exposed by SUSE Linux Enterprise-based images Providing a subset of YaST configuration modules, WebYaST delivers enough remote configuration to enable user control of a black box environment. Y 31

32 WebYaST Y 32