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Nick Barcet, Red Hat - OpenStack at Red Hat keynote, OpenStack Israel 2015

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OpenStack at Red Hat
Nick Barcet @nijaba
Director, OpenStack Product Management

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Red Hat in Israel
● Qumarnet acquisition back in 2008 (KVM, Spice)
● Now 150 employees (mostly engineers & Management)
o KVM
o oVirt
o Spice
o RHEV
o Foreman
o RHEL OpenStack Platform
● 2 product managers for OpenStack
o Nir Yechiel
o Arthur Berezin

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“FICO Proves The Mainstream
OpenStack Adoption Point”
Forbes, June 9th 2015
http://www.forbes.com/sites/benkepes/2015/06/09/fico-proves-the-mainstream-openstack-adoption-point/

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Not just deployments…

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AUTOMATION

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INTEGRATION

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MULTI GRADE

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RED HAT ENTERPRISE LINUX OPENSTACK
PLATFORM

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Containers = Convergence

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INDEPENDANCE

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AVOID REDUNDANCY

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CONTEXTUAL AWARENESS

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SIMPLIFIED MANAGEMENT

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CONVERGENCE

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CONVERGENCE
PHYSICAL AND APPLICATION ABSTRACTION
standard hardware
OpenStack shared services
compute, networking, storage
KVM Ironic
VM KVM
Service Container Container
Kubernetes
OpenShiftRed Hat Atomic
Enterprise Platform
CloudForms

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