Service Oriented Clouds
summary
Announces a new SUSE Cloud product powered by OpenStack and claims it turns procedural IT lifecycles into API driven, activity‑oriented workflows; uses Open Build Service for automated multi‑distribution, multi‑architecture builds and SUSE Studio to produce images once and deploy to public private or hybrid targets; promotes self‑service portals to cut VM sprawl and give lines of business instant access while central IT keeps security and monitoring; customers report higher hardware utilization and freed staff time so teams can reassign resources to strategic projects.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 6:59Can We Re-visit Existing Processes to Take Advantage of Cloud Models?
- 8:03Cloud-centric Lifecycle Management Test & Provision
- 9:11Cloud-enabled Build Process
- 10:07Cloud-enabled Image Creation Process
- 11:21Cloud-enabled Testing and QA
- 12:26Cloud-enabled Deployment
- 13:49Cloud-enabled Management and Monitoring
- 15:11SUSE Cloud-centric Lifecycle Management
- 15:42Cloud Alternatives
- 16:31Public Cloud Evolution
- 17:14SUSE Vision: Service-centric Lifecycle Management Test & Creation
- 18:08Summary
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