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+ + + The OpenStack Architecture Design Guide offers examples of OpenStack deployments for different use cases. + +
++ This book was written in a five-day book sprint with authors who have learned first-hand how to design clouds that meet users needs. +
++ Read this book to learn about these types of use cases for OpenStack clouds: +
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- + General purpose: compute, network, and storage components balanced for scale-out, general purpose applications. + +
- + Compute focused: built and designed specifically to support compute intensive workloads such as high performance computing, big data analysis, continuous integration or continuous deployment, and platform as a service. + +
- + Storage focused: data management through cloud storage solutions to support applications like archiving, data analytics, content storage and synchronization, media streaming, databases, and content distribution. + +
- + Network focused: when users require network services beyond the usual cloud use cases, such as content delivery networks, network services like VPN or GRE tunnels, and web portals or web services. + +
- + Multi-site clouds: when services are hosted in more than one data center to spread out the geographic footprint for redundancy or for location-sensitive data + +
- + Hybrid clouds: when the design spans more than one cloud, you plan for a hybrid cloud architecture. + +
- + Massively scalable: for large deployments serving many users with many resources available, often for public clouds + +
- + Specialized cases: describes multi-hypervisor examples, specialized networking, desktop-as-a-service, OpenStack on OpenStack, and the use of specialized hardware in a cloud's design. + +
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