Private Cloud Build

OpenStack consulting, design and delivery on Ubuntu, by Canonical

A highly available production cloud, implemented on-site with Canonical’s expert delivery team in the shortest possible time.

We build the machines. Cloud machines Red Hat, Mirantis The machines build your cloud.

Automation drives optimal cloud economics. Every cloud Canonical builds is delivered and maintained using a cloud machine that uses a description of the environment and COST architecture to deploy and fully configure your cloud platform – be it OpenStack, Kubernetes or LXD. TIMELINE

The cloud machine makes redeploying or cloning your cloud The upfront cost of building a cloud with a cloud machine is short-lived. Once built, your architecture easy and affordable. It also handles important costs drop dramatically and stay low in the long-term. changes to your infrastructure, including config modifications, OS and platform version upgrades, and • Approved and tested hardware specs for Dell, HP, Lenovo, deeper design revisions. Cisco and Supermicro • A workshop to engineer requirements and a tenant Four steps to a Private Cloud Build onboarding plan

1. Requirements gathering • Design documentation for cloud architecture, network We work through your requirements to build your cloud and infrastructure architecture definition Service Option Highlights 2. Implement cloud machine • Three cloud architecture variations: Converged, Our delivery team implements our cloud machine to Hyperconverged and Disaggregated deploy your production cloud • Active directory, LDAP and SAML integration 3. Acceptance testing We run cloud acceptance testing to ensure the build • Multiple virtual networking designs with OpenVSwitch, delivers to your requirements DVR, VxLAN/GRE tunnelling and partner SDNs 4. Ongoing operations and support • Hardware automation package for Canonical approved Delivered 24/7 by our world-class customer and Ubuntu Certified hardware success organisation Service Requirements What’s Included • At least 12 nodes meeting documented cloud • A production-grade OpenStack1, including: infrastructure requirements - block and • Networking configured according to Ubuntu Cloud - KVM Network Guidelines, including Internet access from all - OpenVSwitch virtual networking physical nodes in cloud, including MAAS and Landscape • The cloud machine - MAAS physical automation Contact us - Juju service modeling - Containerized control plane For more information about Private Cloud Build or more - Cloud monitoring with Canonical Landscape, custom options visit ubuntu.com/openstack or call direct Elasticsearch and Nagios (EMEA) +44 203 656 5291 or (US) +1 737 204 0291 - Resource usage trending and metrics with Prometheus and Grafana

1 of 3 1No additional OpenStack components (i.e. Murano, Trove, Magnum, Sahara, etc.) or third-party OpenStack components can be integrated in this offering Package Private Cloud Build Private Cloud Build Plus Add-ons

Cost $75,000 $150,000 Starting at $25,000

Minimum node count 12 (Hyperconverged) Architecture-dependent or 15 (Converged) from Approved BOMs

Containerised Control Plane Included

High Availability Full L2-based OpenStack HA including MAAS, Juju & Landscape infrastructure

Monitoring and Nagios, Prometheus, Grafana Integration with custom performance trending monitoring systems

Security updates Landscape Landscape and optional offline updates

Log Aggregation Included, powered by Elasticsearch and Greylog Custom log integration

Upgrades Included with Managed Service OpenStack and OS upgrade services available

Disaster Recovery Guaranteed Control Plane rebuilds Full DR Plan with automation included with Managed Service

Workshop Included (remote) Included (on-site)

Architecture Hyperconverged Custom Architecture Custom bundle with or Converged (standard components only) add-on components with optional offline deployment

Hypervisors KVM KVM

Live migration Yes

Identity Keystone Keystone with SAML LDAP or Active federated identity services Directory backends

Core Block Storage Ceph RBD with 3x replication and acceleration

Additional RADOSGW RADOSGW or Swift Other third-party SAN Storage Options Object Storage Object Storage and NAS integration

Virtual Networking Neutron/OVS with Adds Provider Networks, Third-party SDN Integration VxLAN & GRE tunneling Neutron BGP, Neutron DVR (CPlane, Juniper Contrail, Cisco ACI)

Network Topology NIC bonding, up to 4 NIC bonding, unlimited segregated underlay underlay L2 network L2 networks segregation

IPv6 Support Tenant networks only

2 of 3 Package Private Cloud Build Private Cloud Build Plus Add-ons

Tuning Options As standard CPU Pinning SR-IOV Huge Pages DPDK-enabled OVS GPU passthrough Infiniband and more

Encryption No encryption Control Plane & Storage HSM support (via (Ceph, at rest) OpenStack Barbican)

Load Balancing None Octavia layer-7 Application Load Balancer as a Service

Secrets Management None Barbican with Vault

Security Extensions Apparmor MAC-based Apparmor MAC-based

Handover Documentation Design Overview Design Overview Tenant Onboarding Plan Tenant Onboarding Plan Charm Bundle Charm Bundle Deployment Guide Low Level Design Deployment Guide

OpenStack Services Nova KVM Nova KVM Neutron Gateway/API Neutron Gateway/API CEPH OSD/MON CEPH OSD/MON Nova Cloud controller Nova Cloud controller Keystone Keystone Rabbit MQ Rabbit MQ Cinder Cinder Glance Glance Designate Designate Ceilometer Ceilometer Aodh Aodh Gnocchi Gnocchi Heat Heat MySQL MySQL Horizon Horizon Octavia Barbican Vault

Cost $75,000 $150,000 Starting at $25,000

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