DevOps Tools - Orchestrating AWS and the Software-Defined Data Center

Join this webinar and learn how you can build server clusters faster for any workload (Hadoop, Docker, Kubernetes, OpenStack, etc.) with Stacki Pro & SUSE.

When you’re deploying hundreds or even thousands of servers, you cannot leave anything to manual configuration and scripts if you want your cluster up quickly (and correctly). Stacki Pro enables customers to start automating from the beginning allowing then to go from bare metal to a running application in a single step. With Stacki Pro now ported to SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 SP2 and certified by SUSE, customers can use Stacki Pro to provision nodes running the latest version of SUSE Linux Enterprise Server.

SUSE and Intel discuss the community approach taken to bringing the Intel® HPC Orchestrator to market and how a validated stack for HPC system software can reduce complexity.

CephFS is a scalable clustered POSIX filesystem built atop Ceph's reliable, autonomous, distributed object store. This talk will cover a quick introduction to Ceph and CephFS, its architecture and potential use cases. We will explore some of its impressive features and extensive configuration options. A look on CephFS' future challenges and road-map will conclude this talk.

Did you know that ARM processors becoming important for enterprise IT shops? After more than thirty years and more than 50 billion processors shipped, systems based on ARM processors are poised to take on enterprise datacenter workloads. Register for this webinar to learn why ARM is becoming important for the datacenter and how SUSE has become the leader in providing commercially supported Linux for ARM-based systems.

The adoption of cloud computing continues to accelerate, driven by customer demand for new services and fast-changing technology trends including DevOps, containers and cloud-native apps.

Join us to learn how an OpenStack cloud platform, with Kubernetes-as-a-Service, can help you adapt and innovate to meet the challenges ahead.

Get some excellent technical details about SUSE OpenStack Cloud in only 15 minutes!

The adoption of cloud computing continues to accelerate, driven by customer demand for new services and fast-changing technology trends including DevOps, containers and cloud-native apps.
The impact of rapid change on business is profound. As always, there will be winners and losers.
Join us to learn how SUSE OpenStack Cloud 7 can help you adapt and innovate to meet the challenges ahead.

Get some excellent technical details on Container as a Service in only 15 minutes!

Midokura’s award-winning Midokura Enterprise Management (MEM) technology provides a software layer directly within existing physical network hardware, turning physical machines into a virtual platform that can scale to hundreds of thousands of virtual ports. The MidoNet integration with SUSE OpenStack Cloud provides an integrated solution for rapid OpenStack deployment. Now, customers can enjoy the very best possible deployment experience with leading technology from Midokura and SUSE, built to scale right out of the box.

When was the last time you looked at SUSE Manager? Are you running an older version? Are you running Satellite 5.X or Spacewalk?

SUSE Manager has powerful capabilities that you may not know about, especially as SaltStack integration progresses.

In this webinar we will highlight some of the great integrations that has already been done. Then, our focus will turn to getting there from where you are: migrating from existing SUSE Manager, Satellite, or spacewalk. We will show how to migrate your server to SUSE Manager, and clients to SaltStack minions with practical tips.

As cloud use continues its rapid rise, businesses need to have the power, clarity, and control to realize their cloud capacity and cost goals. Simplify the tasks of planning, tenant onboarding, show-back and chargeback, and predicting capacity requirements for SUSE OpenStack Cloud with Talligent’s Openbook solutions. Openbook is certified to run in a SUSE OpenStack Cloud environment, and supports SUSE Linux Enterprise Server running in Amazon Web Services, Microsoft Azure and Google Compute Engine.

A group of researchers from the University of Massachusetts Amherst and AT&T Labs stated: “… [that] running DR services using public cloud shown[ed] cost reductions of up to 85% … .”

Join this webinar by SUSE and Ocean9 to understand how to leverage public cloud like Amazon Web Services or Microsoft Azure for delivering Disaster Recovery as-a-Service (DRaaS) and achieving such infrastructure cost savings. We will cover both DRaaS concepts as well as show an actual cloud service implementation for a demanding enterprise class workload with SAP HANA.

8 years after this quote was published by the team of researchers, now it is prime time to leverage leading public cloud capabilities in the enterprise.

The next version of Microsoft SQL Server is coming to Linux and is already in preview. In this session, Travis Wright, Principal Program Manager from Microsoft, will provide an introduction to SQL Server and how it runs on SUSE Linux Enterprise Server and container platforms. The scope of the first release on Linux and schedule will be covered and deployment, configuration, high availability, storage, and performance/scale will be topics for a more technical drill in.

Modern IT demands more out of containers. SUSE is creating an easy to use platform solution that helps you deliver container as a service with ease. This session will focus on MicroOS – one of the key technologies involved in creating the solution.

The challenges of managing and controlling technology include dealing with the coexistence of distributed and cloud environments, the growing complexity in a world striving for simplification, expanding workloads, rising operational costs, and attracting new talent.