SUSE Studio @ Brainshare Salt Lake City

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1. Building Images for the Cloud and Data Center with SUSE ® Studio James Tan Engineering Manager, SUSE jatan@suse.com
2. 2 Agenda What's New? Demonstration Questions and Answers
3. What's New in Studio Online? susestudio.com
5. 5 Public EC2 AMIs
10. 10 Revision Management – Version Cloning • Branched appliance development
12. 12 SUSE ® Linux Enterprise 10 SP4
15. What's New in Studio Onsite 1.2
16. 16 New in Studio Onsite 1.2 • All the new features in Studio Online (susestudio.com) • Plus: ‒ System z support ‒ LDAP authentication support ‒ Instrumentation for SUSE® Manager, Sentinel Log Manager ‒ Amazon EC2 cloud deployment ‒ Enhanced appliance versioning and rebuilding ‒ Enhanced security ‒ SUSE ® Linux Enterprise Server for VMware templates ‒ SUSE Linux Enterprise 10 SP4 templates ‒ Gallery for sharing appliances with other users ‒ Default 4k alignment for disk images
17. 17 System z Extension • zFCP (Fiber Channel attached SCSI disks) • DASD (Direct Access Storage Device)
18. Demonstration
19. Questions?
20. Thank you. 20 Try it out at: susestudio.com More info at: suse.com/products/susestudio/ To learn more, attend the following sessions: SUS117 Introduction to SUSE Studio and the SUSE Cloud Program SUS121 The Big Three: Build with SUSE Studio, Deploy with SUSE Linux Enterprise Point of Service and Manage with SUSE Manager SUS211 Building System z Images with SUSE Studio
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23. 23 What's new Jan - Twitter and Facebook login Feb - First ever public openSUSE 11.3 AMIs - SLES for VMware templates Mar - Direct Amazon EC2 upload and launch - Public openSUSE 11.4 AMIs (5 days before official openSUSE 11.4 launch) - Same day openSUSE 11.4 support - One click upgrade older openSUSE appliances to 11.4 - Public Gallery - Revision management (beta) - Changelog, configuration overview, version cloning (branched appliance development) - dister, command-line tool for building appliances and Testdrive (via Studio API) Apr - Support for SLES 10 SP4 and upgrade (same day) May - Dropped S3 support in EC2 UI (less credentials), choose instance type - Gallery desktop client Jun - New Partners tab Jul - SUSE Studio Onsite 1.2 (System z support)
25. 25 Revision Management – Changelog
26. 26 Revision Management – Changelog