The 4th OpenStack Israel Event

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Cloud Native Day Tel Aviv

Welcome note from OpenStack Israel organizers

Technologie Reisen News & Politik

The team behind the event..

Nati Shalom

Avner Algom

Samuel Berkovici

Uri Cohen

Shlomo Swidler

Koby Holzer

Sharone Revah Zitsman

Koby Holzer
Monty Taylor

Heidi Bretz

Joe Gordon

Dimitri Desmidt

Ohad Levy
Maish
Saidel-Keesing

Ronen Kat

Gary Kotton
Ayal Baron

Florian Haas

Alex Freedland

Sean Cohen

Alex Smirnov

Yaron Parasol

Mark McClain

Shevek

Omri Siri

Andrew Cathrow

Nicolas Thomas

Collectively OpenStack is the most
Popular Choice

Why should you care?
• First Industry IaaS standard, backed by a
strong consortium for
– Freedom of cloud choice
– Multi Clouds Interoperability
– Reduced cloud & R&D costs

• OpenStack is an innovation accelerator
• Disruptive force that will shape the IT
industry
– Networking API
– Bare Metal support
– Native alternatives will replace existing
solutions

• If your not there you don’t exist

Notes on Today Agenda
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