Table of Contents 1. Executive Summary
2. Methodology & definitions
3. What is OpenStack? 3.1. Introduction to OpenStack 3.2. Principle of OpenStack 3.2.1. OpenStack, a modular architecture 3.2.2. OpenStack software releases 3.2.3. OpenStack maturity 3.3. OpenStack drivers and barriers 3.3.1. Benefits 3.3.2. OpenStack barriers to adoption
4. Ecosystem 4.1. Who supports OpenStack? 4.2. OpenStack backers per type of players 4.2.1. Pure players 4.2.2. Software companies 4.2.3. IT equipment vendors 4.2.4. Network equipment vendors 4.2.5. Internet giants 4.3. OpenStack and the other pure cloud providers 4.3.1. Open source alternatives 4.3.2. Proprietary alternatives
5. Influence of OpenStack in the telecom world 5.1. Telcos, key adopters for the development of OpenStack 5.2. Strong involvement of telecom players in carrier-grade OpenStack 5.2.1. Development of carrier-grade OpenStack offerings 5.2.2. Telcos activities relying on OpenStack Tables Table 1: OpenStack benefits Table 2: Main OpenStack deployment models Table 3: IT equipment vendors positioning as regards to OpenStack Table 4: Network equipment vendors positioning as regards to OpenStack Table 5: OpenStack production by telcos
Figures Figure 1: OpenStack principle Figure 2: OpenStack global environment Figure 3: OpenStack core and optional components Figure 4: Path to use OpenStack for building cloud Figure 5: OpenStack in production by release Figure 6: Maturity and adoption levels of OpenStack key components Figure 7: OpenStack projects in use Figure 8: OpenStack Navigator Figure 9: Increasing adoption of OpenStack in 2 years Figure 10: Type of clouds running OpenStack Figure 11: Priorities for companies to choose OpenStack Figure 12: Automatic scaling for dynamic infrastructure deployments Figure 13: Location of OpenStack users Figure 14: Comparison of installation and deployment steps of OpenStack between Mirantis and Red Hat Figure 15: Rackspace, a managed cloud company Figure 16: Canonical value proposition both on apps and infrastructure Figure 17: Large Canonical cloud portfolio Figure 18: OpenStack as part of HP Helion portfolio Figure 19: Fujitsu plans of its internal systems migration to the cloud Figure 20: Fujitsu K5 deployment models Figure 21: Fujitsu target market share in Japan Figure 22: NEC vision on NFV history Figure 23: Telco cloud architecture based on OpenStack Figure 24: OpenStack as the basis of Google Kubernetes container cluster Figure 25: Yahoo! Uses OpenStack Figure 26: CloudStack ecosystem Figure 27: Comparison of OpenStack and OpenNebula value chain Figure 28: Comparison of public Cloud adoption between 2015 and 2016 Figure 29: Comparison of private Cloud adoption between 2015 and 2016 Figure 30: Role of OpenStack in telco projects Figure 31: NFV principle Figure 32: OpenStack, support for SDN and NFV Figure 33: Ecosystem working on standardisations to develop open reference for NFV
Slideshow Contents • What is OpenStack? • Why is OpenStack gaining popularity? • More and more OpenStack in production • OpenStack ecosystem • OpenStack and the other cloud providers • OpenStack in the telecom space • Telcos, key adopters for the development of OpenStack
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