Julian Fischer @railshoster - 'VMWare to OpenStack with a running Cloud Foundry' Learn from experience recently collected at anynines on how a VMWare based Cloud Foundry is moved to an OpenStack Havana infrastructure with barely no downtime.
5. API request
Router
Router
Droplet request
DEA
DEA
DEA
DEA
DEA
Router
Cloud Controller
Droplet change
notifications
Request droplet
start/stop
Droplet heartbeat &
exit messages
Router
Health Manager
Get desired states
Droplet / Service metadata
Cloud
Controller
Database
Consume a service
Service
Services
Services
(e.g. MySQL)
Services
(e.g. MySQL)
(e.g. MySQL)
(e.g. MySQL)
10. • VMware is a fine piece of technology
• If you have invested into it, no immediate
need to move away from it.
• OpenStack is an upcoming candidate and
might become the industry standard for
infrastructure
• Open source and enterprise versions
available (Piston, Canonical, HP, …)
12. • We already had OpenStack knowledge
• For a public PaaS buying costs is
everything —> Saving license costs was
key!
• Moving from a hosted VMWare to a selfhosted Openstack…
18. • Setup the OpenStack environment
• Deploy Cloud Foundry on OpenStack
• Migrate configuration, data and apps
• Switch DNS entries
19. • Official migration announcement in the
anynines blog
http://rh.gd/a9vmw2sos
• A blog post about technical details will
follow on blog.cloudfoundry.com