Scale or Fail: Introducing OpenShift Presented at the AMD Fusion 12 Developer Summit on June 12, 2012 in Bellevue WA

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2. Scale or Fail : Introducing OpenShift
Give your App the Speed It Needs in the Cloud
Mark Atwood
Red Hat, Inc
Developer Evangelist for OpenShift
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3. What is OpenShift?
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Introducing OpenShift | June 12, 2012

4. OpenShift is
 Platform-as-a-Service
 Red Hat
 Free
 Open Source
 Cloud Hosted
 Polyglot
 Auto Scaling
 For Your Applications
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5. OpenShift is Platform-as-a-Service
 Networking “stuff”
 Operating System
 Web Server
 App Server
 Database Servers
 Language Runtime
 Language Libraries
 Updates & Upgrades
 Scaling
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6. OpenShift is Red Hat
 Trusted
 Rock Solid
 Affordable
 Open
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7. OpenShift is Open Source
 OpenShift Origin
 Business friendly Apache v2 license
 No signed contributor agreement
 Open community process
 github.com/openshift
 openshift.com/community/open-source
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8. OpenShift is Cloud Hosted
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9. OpenShift is Polyglot
 Java
 Node.js
 PHP
 Python
 Ruby
 Perl
 “DIY”
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10. OpenShift is Free
 “Developer Preview”
$0
 Pricing coming soon
 Continuing Free Tier
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11. OpenShift is Auto Scaling
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12. OpenShift is for YOUR Applications
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13. Demo OpenShift
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14. Demo OpenShift
 Sign-up
 Install client
 Your namespace
 Create an app
 Use Git
 GitHub Quickstarts
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15. Demo OpenShift - Signup
 openshift.com
 promo code AFDS
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16. Demo OpenShift – Install Client
$ sudo gem install rhc
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17. Demo OpenShift – Create Domain & SSH Key
$ rhc domain create -n mydomain
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18. Demo OpenShift – Create Application
$ rhc app create -a myapp -t php-5.3
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19. Demo OpenShift – Browse your App
http://myapp-mydomain.rhcloud.com
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21. Demo OpenShift – Change your App
rhc app show -a myapp
git clone GITURL
cd myapp
edit FILES
git add .
git commit -m “change log”
git push
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23. Demo OpenShift – GitHub Quickstarts
http://github.com/openshift
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24. Contact OpenShift
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25. Contact OpenShift
 Forums http://openshift.com
 Email openshift@redhat.com
 IRC freenode.net #openshift
 Twitter @openshift
 & Facebook & Google Plus & ...
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27. PowerPoint 2011 AMD Color Palette
OPENSHIFT
RED
PMS 1795
R205 G32 B44
OPENSHIFT
GRAY
PMS 7
R54 G53 B52
RED HAT
RED
PMS 1797
R204 G0 B0
AMD AMD WHITE AMD GREEN AMD GRAY AMD RED AMD PURPLE AMD ORANGE AMD GRAY INTEL BLUE
RICH BLACK R255 PMS 347 R27 PMS 186 PMS 272 PMS 1505 Cool Gray 10 R8
R0 G0 B0 G255 R0 G27 R211 R118 R252 R128 G96
B255 G153 B27 G25 G125 G101 G127 B168
B102 B25 B197 B0 B130
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