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Building Storage as a Service with OpenStack Cloud

Greg Elkinbard Audience: Developer Topic: SysAdmin OpenStack Swift and other open source storage technologies are moving quickly in bringing cloud-driven disruption to the traditional world of data storage. There are a lot of opportunities here, as well as misconceptions. Join a Mirantis OpenStack expert - Greg Elkinbard - to find out what actually works, and how to combine the different moving parts. Storage as a Service (STaaS) using OpenStack cloud and other open source storage platforms can put better scalability and accelerated deployment in reach, whether as part of your cloud deployment, or as a specialized functional service. The result – lower costs and fewer hassles. It also opens up new ways to do things more quickly (after all, a distributed ReST API lets you do things that would be a headache writing to a lower-level interface). Find out how OpenStack cloud and open source can make STaaS an interesting alternative to traditional storage systems. This session will helpyou get smart about: ●Key cloud storage use cases ●Storage implementations in OpenStack ●Making sense of open source storage platforms: Ceph, Swift, Lustre, and Gluster and more ●Building Storage-as-a-Service Presentation: