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7 DavidHallett 1 Our guest for April was Buddika Aluwihare from [HP] who spoke on HP's Reference Linux Architecture.
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3 * [Buddika's slides|http://www.wlug.org.nz/archive/meetings/20060522/Buddika's%20WLUG%20presentation.pdf]
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3 CraigBox 7 Buddika Aluwihare: Linux Ambassador for HP NZ.
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9 !!!Open Source Adoption in the Marketplace
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11 * Accelerating across the enterprise
12 * Commercial certification now available
13 ** most major vendors certify on RedHat/[SUSE]
14 ** many telcos run [Debian]
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16 !!!Customer issues in deploying OSS
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18 !!Customer pain points
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20 !From Forrester survey, 2005:
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4 CraigBox 22 <?plugin OldStyleTable
23 | Lack of support | 60%
24 | Immaturity of products | 42%
25 | Lack of applications | 36%
26 | We don't have skills/familiarity | 36%
27 | Unexpected license costs (ie. SCO) | 33%
5 DavidHallett 28 | Fear of splintering | 26%
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31 !Customers want help...
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33 Ongoing accountability for support
34 Making the pieces working together
35 Defining OSS strategy
36 Defining criteria for software selection
37 Obtaining technical skills
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39 !!HP's approach
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41 * as a member of the community
42 * using GPLv2 - active participation in GPLv3
43 * working with distros & ISVs to deliver innovative and effective solutiosn
44 * moving towards standards based architecture - totally X86 from Intel & AMD
45 * OSS stack over entire hardware range
46
47 !!OpenSource/Linux strategy
48
49 !Choice:
50 * comprehensive ecosystem
51 * OS/commercial/hybrid
52 * Commitment to advance
53
54 !Integration
55 * Preintegrated/customization
56 * Consulting
57 * Virtualization
58
59 !Confidence
60 * Single point of accountability
61 * HighAvailability clustering
62 * [Indemnification]
63 * Security/Common Criteria cerfication
64 * Market leadership
65
66 !!!HP's Open Source Integrated Platform
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68 !!Platform overview
69
70 * moved from a Linux platform to an "Open Source" platform
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72 * OS: Linux, HP/UX, Windows, ~NonStop OS
73 * SW: HA management, commercial/OSS middleware
74 * Services: Global consulting and support
75 * Platforms: Integrity, Proliant, ~BladeSystem and ~StorageWorks
76
77 !! HP OS Building Blocks
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79 <?plugin OldStyleTable
8 CraigBox 80 | JBoss, TomCat, Symas OpenLDAP etc
3 CraigBox 81 | Linux, HP/UX, Windows
82 | HP Management/HA
83 | Servers and storage
84 ?>
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86 * Single source for sales/support (including OS subscription/support)
87
88 !! Blueprints
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90 Web App Server, J2EE App Server, Directory Services, Database server etc
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92 * Using building blocks to construct a tested/supported OSS stack
93 * Free DIY guides for customers:
94 ** specific workloads
95 ** deployment/config guidelines
96
97 !!Consulting
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99 * LAMP and commercial/OSS/hybrid stacks
100 * Customized offerings
101 * Globally delivered, deployed and supported
102
103 !!Examples of software HP can support
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105 ![JBoss]
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107 * Enterprise middleware suite
108 * HP has a JBoss dev centre in [Christchurch]!
109 * Unprecedented growth: 13%, 26%, 34% in 3 years
110 * Large community, 250,000 developers
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112 ![MySQL]
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114 * Service subscriptions/support
115
116 !!!HP Skills and Resources
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118 Internally to HP, Linux provides...
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120 * Provisioning and lifecycle for 15,000+ Linux devices
121 * ~LaserJet design lab: 1000 developers
122 * 3TB/yr of incoming email
123 * Core DNS infrastructure ([BIND])
124 * Enterprise directory (I2 Systems)
125 * Corporate wireless network (Airwave)
126 * Network time synchronization
127 * Secure worldwide IM ([Jabber])