LCU14 Lightning Talk- Linaro, iap and open source dev program - 2014 - sept 17

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IAP Open Source Developer Program Fulfilling LEG’s OpenStack Requirements

Overview for LEG - September 17, 2014

Jim Ballingall – [email protected]

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IAP Overview

Motivations: Compute Needs are Evolving Very Rapidly

– Power is the Key Limitation as Compute, Storage and Networking Converge

Overarching Goal: Reduce Compute Energy Demands by 2-3 Orders of Magnitude by the Next Decade*

– Enable an Exa-op Data Center that Consumes <10MW.

– Requires collaboration throughout HW and SW value chain

Mission: Foster Innovation in HW and SW that Enables the Future Data Center and Cloud

– Hyperscale servers, Storage Technologies, Orchestration Software, Networking,…

– Cloud Workshops and Training on University Campuses

*see “A Community White Paper” at www.industry-academia.org/projects-resources.html






IAP Advisory Board* and Key Colleagues

Berkeley: Krste Asanović*, Mike Franklin, Anthony Joseph

Harvard: David Brooks*, Gu-Yeon Wei

Stanford: Christos Kozyrakis*, Sachin Katti

Cornell: José Martínez*, Ken Birman, Hakim Weatherspoon

Carnegie Mellon: Onur Mutlu*, Greg Ganger, Virgil Gligor

MIT: Daniel Sanchez*, Arvind, Matei Zaharia






Stanford Workshop

Panel Session: Moderated by Professor Kozyrakis (seated at far left)

Career Fair: Students at the SanDisk Table

Poster Session: Stanford and CMU students Discuss Results






8:30am-6pm (Badge pick-up at 8:00am – Advance Registration Required)

Invitees: Undergrad and Grad students in CSE, EECS, related disciplines

Speakers: Professors Arvind, Daniel Sanchez, and Matei Zaharia – MIT

Prof. Orran Krieger – BU and the Massachusetts Open Cloud Initiative

Charlie Manese – Facebook Dr. Shubu Mukherjee – Cavium

Robert Broberg – Cisco Dr. John Busch – SanDisk

Plus Distinguished Engineers from IBM, Rackspace, Samsung, Ubuntu

Call for Posters - $500 Best Poster Awards: Open for Undergrad and Grad Students to present their Cloud Related Work

MIT Workshop September 26






Open Source Trends

Industry

• Companies are increasingly reliant on open source solutions

• Needs are Evolving Very Rapidly

Academia

• Students are broadly participating in open source projects

• Solutions going direct to commercial use from Academia via Apache, etc.






Open Source Trends

Industry



Academia


• Solutions going direct to commercial use from Academia via Apache, etc.






Open Source Trends

Industry



Academia


• Solutions going to direct commercial use from Academia via Apache, etc.






IAP Open Source Developer Program

IAP Workshop Presentations

• Awareness and Motivation of Specific Member Needs

Training Sessions

• Provide the Skills and Tools for Students to Address Member Needs

Open Source Projects

• Provide Direction, Motivation, Incentives to Engage & Make Contributions

Builds Upon IAP Workshops & Training Series






CMU Student Profiles

I am in 2nd year of MS; I want to attend the OpenStack workshop. I worked on an 8-month long project on OpenStack where we built a scheduler-as-a-service inside Nova Scheduler. The blueprints are awaiting review.

I’m a Master of Software Engineering student, switching from App developer to Cloud Infrastructure developer. I am working on implementation of a feature set (Load Balancer) on OpenStack. I strongly believe this training is right for me and that I’m a good candidate.

I am 2nd year master student in CS. I built a private cloud with Openstack and therefore have basic knowledge on the components. I want to make some contributions to Openstack.






Project Plan & Process

Project Scoping Phase

Identify the Key Linaro Needs and Potential Projects

Identify Profs and Students to Fit the Projects

Scope Project Resources, Duration and Goals

Training Phase

Provide the Skills and Tools to Address Needs

Short-list Projects and Students

Finalize Project Duration and Goals

Implementation Phase

Provide Motivation & Incentives to Make Contributions

Track Progress with Code Reviews and Provide Advanced Training as Needed

Reward Completed Projects and Successful Contributions






IAP Pop Quiz:

What Are 3 Pipelines of Value That Flow from this Program?






Pipelines and Outcomes

Open Source Contributions

Provide a Steady

Stream of Contributions

Roll-out Program to

the Other IAP Universities

Talent: Top BS, MS, PhD

Students

Provide Continual Engagement with Top Candidates Through

Their Graduation

Open Source Developers

Build a Pipeline of Developers to Support the Linaro Ecosystem






Program Summary

Taps into the major trends in open source software

- Rise in Academic Contributions & Industry Reliance

- Rapid Pace of Change in New Applications and Usage Models (xAAS, Hybrid Cloud, etc.)

Engages and trains a broad class of open source contributors at the top programs

- Berkeley, Carnegie Mellon, Cornell, Harvard, Stanford, MIT

Provides a steady stream of Open Source contributions to support IAP Member needs

Supports a pipeline of talented employees and IAP Member ecosystem contributors




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