Welcome OPEN19 by Peter Dens

1. WELCOME

2. 09:00 - 09:40 Welcome OPEN’19
09:40 - 10:30 Building bridges with Ansible automation
10:30 - 10:50 Break
10:50 - 11:40 Delen Private Bank: FOSS adventures in a cloud-native world
11:40 12:30 Product Shout-out
12:30 13:30 Lunch
Agenda
#open19

3. TRACK 1 Track 2 Track 3
USE CASES general cloud native
Theater ORIENT express level b
13:30 - 14:10 TELENET SUSE Kubernetes (I)
{Elastic} {25 years} {hands-on}
14:10 - 14:50 suse ceph Mongodb kubernetes (II)
{Port of Antwerp} {hands-on}
14:50 - 15:10 Break
15:10 - 15:50 microsoft monitoring kong
{Containers} kubernetes {Past, Present &
{Elastic} Future of API mgt}
15:50 - 16:30 enterprisedb Red hat
{DBS in an agile world} {OpenShift}
16:30. - 16:45 Closing
16:45 - 17:30 Reception
#open19

4. #open19
A Year in recap

5. #open19
2018 - 2019 has been crazy ;)
• April 2018 : Pivotal IPO : 3.9 Billion $
• May 2018 : Salesforce buys Mulesoft for 6.5 Billion $
• June 2018 : Microsoft buys Github for 7.5 Billion $
• October 2018 : Elastic IPO : 252 Million $ + 94 % jump on day one of trading
• October 2018 : IBM buys Red Hat for 39 Billion $ *
• March 2019 : F5 buys NGINX
Countless investment rounds in Open Source companies
* Pending approval

6. #open19
2018 - 2019 has been crazy ;)

7. #open19

8. #open19
But also … very productive
• We looked at these technologies during OPEN17 and OPEN18
• Automation
• Containers / Kubernetes
• MultiCloud
• These technologies are now involved in 90%of the projects we talk about & execute
• The test and POCs of 2017/2018 have gone into production in 2018/2019

9. #open19
What’s coming?
• AI Ops
• ML/AI in containers
• iOT/Edge

10. SURVEY for drinks ?!
#open19

11. Building bridges with
Ansible automation
#open19

12. FOSS adventures in
a cloud-native world
#open19

13. Product Shout OUT
#open19

14. #open19

15. SUSEWe Adapt. You Succeed.
Tom D’Hont
Sales Engineer
tom.dhont@suse.com
Geoffrey Martin
Account Executive BE
Geoffrey.martin@suse.com

16. SUSE and EQT
• Developing Companies Across the Globe
• EQT invests into successful, midmarket businesses around the globe with a mission to
help them develop into great and sustainable companies.
• During EQT’s ownership, number of employees increased on average by 10%, sales by
10% and EBITDA by 11% each year.
• Will support the SUSE build and buy strategy with funding and industrial expertise.
What EQT is Saying About SUSE
“We were impressed by SUSE’s strong performance over the last years as well as by its strong
culture and heritage as a pioneer in the open source space. These characteristics correspond
well to EQT’s DNA of supporting and building strong and resilient companies, and driving
growth.” — Johannes Reichel, Partner at EQT
www.eqtpartners.com

17. Application Delivery
Physical Infrastructure:
Public Cloud
Storage NetworkingCompute
Multimodal Operating System
Platform as a Service
Private Cloud / IaaS
Software-Defined Infrastructure
Uyuni /
Spacewalk
SALT
Monasca
Infrastructure
& Lifecycle
Management
Container Management
Open Source at the Heart of Our
SDI and Application Delivery Approach

18. ~ 80%
3
2
1
Consolidate No migrations
SUSE
Enterprise Storage
Flexible solution

19. #open19

20. • Nick Trogh
• Azure Dev Audience Technical Lead, Microsoft WE HQ
Microsoft and Kubernetes

21. Kubernetes on Azure
Developer
productivity
Kubernetes
everywhere
Enterprise-grade
platform
Community-led
innovation
Kubernetes innovations
built together with the
community
From Windows to Linux
containers, from public cloud
to IoT Edge, use Kubernetes to
orchestrate anything running
anywhere
The end-to-end experience for
seamless Kubernetes
development and lifecycle
management on Azure
Highly available, reliable
service with hardened security
and layers of isolation
• Serverless for AKS
• Dev Spaces
• Image security
• Pod security policy
• Network isolation
• Audit logging
• Available in 24 regions
• Use across environments
(cloud, on-prem, IoT Edge)
• HELM, CNAB, Duffle
• Virtual Kubelets
• Draft, Brigade
• KEDA

22. Simplify cluster operations with Azure Red Hat OpenShift
Responsibilities
User management
Project and quota management
Application lifecycle
Cluster creation
Cluster management
Monitoring and logging
Network configuration
Software and security updates
Platform support
Customer Microsoft and Red Hat
Virtual network
Azure DNS
Azure Load
Balancer (Master)
Azure Load
Balancer (Router)
Public IP Public IP Public IP
Azure Active
Directory
OpenShift API/administration console App 1 App 2
User
App
definition
Azure VMs (Master)
Scale sets
Azure Premium SSD Managed Disks
Node 1 Node 2 Node 3 Node 4
api-server • controller-manager • etcd
Azure VMs (Infrastructure)
Scale sets
Azure Premium
SSD Managed
Disks
Node 1 Node 2 Node 3 Node 4
registry router
Azure VMs (Application)
Scale sets
Azure Premium SSD Managed Disks
Node 1 Node 2 Node N
application pods
Azure Blob
Storage
OpenShift SDN
Microsoft Red Hat

23. #open19

24. > 1000 customers
Kubernetes community Azure Red Hat OpenShift
4
Red Hat Summit announcements

25. A look at a container platform:
What's in the box
15:50 - 16:30 TRACK 2: GENERAL

26. #open19

27. CONFIDENTIAL © Copyright EnterpriseDB Corporation, 2018. All rights reserved.
2
Data is
state

28. CONFIDENTIAL © Copyright EnterpriseDB Corporation, 2018. All rights reserved.
2
Square peg
Round hole

29. #open19

30. Ep Heijting
Ep@Konghq.com

31. Open Source API Gateway for next generation
architectures
■ Microservices and Hybrid environments
■ 75 Million downloads since 2015
■ 20.000 start on Github
■ 130 core contributors
■ 38K community members
■ Community and Enterprise edition

32. Kong optimizes every step of your journey
Are you ready for what’s next?
From centralized to de-centralized architectures

33. Ep Heijting
Ep@Konghq.com

34. #open19

35. Update your views and assumptions
IT Models Web-scale Real Time insights Distributed, cloud

36. 4.0
● Easier for developers
● Virtually free REST API’s
● Fewer denormalized copies
Table stakes
● Efficient queries - writes
● Schema choice
● Ubiquitous language
● Scalable systems
● Workload isolation
● High availability
Table stakes
● Triggers
● Consistency
● Transactions
● Same architecture
● Iron to containers
● Private-public-managed-any cloud
Table stakes
● 1 single, easy API
● No vendor lock-in
● Security
Rich Structures Intrinsically Distributed Runs Everywhere

37. #open19

39. Long Backup Experience
• > 30 years SEP
• > 25 years SEP sesam
• From SMB to Enterprise
Locations
• Headquarters in Munich, Germany
• Boulder (USA)
• Amersfoort (NL)
Software Made in Germany
• Attribute of Quality
• Support, GUI, Manual
• Data Privacy
Best Support Reputation
• Extremely competent
• Recommended by lots of customers
• Confirmed by Gartner
Global Product
• > 5000 Customers
• > 60 Countries
• > 250 certified partners worldwide

40. BACKUP OF SYSTEMS NO ONE ELSE CAN

42. lunch
#open19