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Stratos: A Rich Web-based UI for Managing and Monitoring multi-cloud PaaS [TUT1268] Neil MacDougall Senior Technical Engineering Manager Cloud Application Platform, SUSE Stratos: A Rich Web-based UI for Managing and Monitoring multi-cloud

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Stratos: A Rich Web-based UI for Managing and Monitoring multi-cloud PaaS

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Neil MacDougall Senior Technical Engineering Manager Cloud Application Platform, SUSE

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Neil MacDougall Senior Technical Engineering Manager Cloud Application Platform, SUSE

Stratos: A Rich Web-based UI for Managing and Monitoring multi-cloud PaaS

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Neil MacDougall Senior Technical Engineering Manager Cloud Application Platform, SUSE

Stratos Managing and Monitoring multi-cloud PaaS

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Neil MacDougall Senior Technical Engineering Manager Cloud Application Platform, SUSE

Stratos: A Rich Web-based Application for Managing and Monitoring multi-cloud PaaS

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Cloud Application Platform

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SUSE Cloud Application Platform

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SUSE Cloud Application Platform

Applications

  • SUSE Cloud Application helps to

accelerate innovation by getting applications to market faster.

  • Developers can get apps to the cloud

in minutes instead of weeks

  • Lets Developers focus on code, not
  • n how to deploy and scale

applications

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SUSE Cloud Application Platform: Cloud Foundry

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SUSE Cloud Application Platform

Applications Open-source PaaS (Platform as a Service)

  • Is a code-code-centric platform that

helps to reduce application development cycles from months (or years) to days or weeks

  • Is the prevailing open source cloud

application platform

  • Used by half of the Fortune 500 and

a third of the Global 2000

  • Makes it faster and easier to build,

test, deploy and scale applications

https://www.cloudfoundry.org/cf-user-report-2018

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SUSE Cloud Application Platform: Management

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SUSE Cloud Application Platform

Applications Open-source PaaS (Platform as a Service)

  • Good tools are critical for

Developers and Operators

  • What tools are available to

Developers and Operators to simplify their tasks and enable them to get things done more quickly?

  • Can we add to the toolset?
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Cloud Foundry CLI

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SUSE Cloud Application Platform CF CLI

Pros:

  • CLI great for automation and

scripting

  • Tracks CF feature set

Cons:

  • Requires client installation
  • Not designed for browsing
  • Slow to switch between orgs/spaces
  • Slow to switch between Cloud

Foundry clusters (one CF at a time)

  • Hard to get insights (am I over

quota?)

  • No aggregated views

Developer Administrator

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Stratos: Web-Based Management Application

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SUSE Cloud Application Platform

Stratos provides an easy-to-use web-based application that enables developers and administrators to manage their applications and Cloud Foundry deployment(s).

Developer Administrator

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Stratos: Web-Based Management Application

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SUSE Cloud Application Platform

  • There was no standard UI for Cloud Foundry
  • Created by SUSE
  • Open-sourced in June 2017
  • Proposed for Cloud Foundry incubation in

December 2017

  • Accepted as an incubated Cloud Foundry

project in January 2018

  • Growing community of users & contributors
  • Aiming to graduate from incubation this year

Developer Administrator

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Stratos: High-Level Features

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SUSE Cloud Application Platform

  • View Applications
  • View, scale and manage Applications
  • Deploy an Application
  • SSH to Application instances
  • Stream Application logs
  • View and manage Orgs and Spaces
  • Browse and search Service Catalog
  • View, create and bind Services
  • View Application metrics
  • View Cloud Foundry metadata
  • And more…

Developer Administrator

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Stratos: Supports Multiple Cloud Foundry Clusters

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SUSE Cloud Application Platform SUSE Cloud Application Platform SUSE Cloud Application Platform SUSE Cloud Application Platform SUSE Cloud Application Platform

  • Manage multiple Cloud Foundry Clusters from a single Stratos
  • Easily switch between them and access aggregated views of Applications
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Stratos: Works with Any Cloud Foundry

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SUSE Cloud Application Platform SUSE Cloud Application Platform SUSE Cloud Application Platform

  • Stratos works with the public Cloud Foundry API, so it will work with any certified

distribution

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Stratos: High-Level Overview

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Cloud Foundry Endpoint UAA

Endpoints + Encrypted Tokens

Backend (Go) Frontend (Angular 7)

App Wall App Details App SSH Cloud Foundry Details Endpoint Management

Authentication Server

Cloud Foundry Endpoint …

Proxy API Request Token refresh Auth Token API Request API Respons e Auth Token

Service Catalog Log Viewer App Deploy

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Stratos: High-Level Overview – Endpoints

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Cloud Foundry Endpoint UAA

Endpoints + Encrypted Tokens

Backend (Go) Frontend (Angular 7)

App Wall App Details App SSH Cloud Foundry Details Endpoint Management

Authentication Server

Cloud Foundry Endpoint …

Proxy API Request Token refresh Auth Token API Request API Respons e Auth Token

Service Catalog Log Viewer App Deploy

Endpoints Endpoints Metadata

  • Users register endpoints (e.g., a Cloud

Foundry cluster) with Stratos

  • Users connect to each endpoint by specifying

their credentials for that Cloud Foundry

  • Stratos stores encrypted tokens for each

endpoint

  • Stratos front-end makes API requests to Cloud

Foundry via the backend

  • Stratos backend takes care of automatically

refreshing authentication tokens and adding the token to the outgoing request to the endpoint

  • Requests can be sent to multiple endpoints via

a single API Request

Automatically refresh and apply authentication tokens to API requests

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Stratos: High-Level Overview – Extensibility

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Cloud Foundry Endpoint Auth

Endpoints + Encrypted Tokens

Backend (Go) Frontend (Angular 7)

Authentication Server Proxy API Request

New endpoint type

Auth Provider Endpoint Type Auth Provider Endpoint Type Custom API Custom UI Views and Components Custom Theme Custom Login …

  • Stratos is designed to be extensible and customizable
  • Both front-end and back-end can be extended
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SUSE Cloud Application Platform

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SUSE Cloud Application Platform

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SUSE Cloud Application Platform

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Cloud Foundry (Containerized)

SUSE Cloud Application Platform Kubernetes

  • SUSE Cloud Application Platform containerizes Cloud Foundry
  • Deployed to a Kubernetes cluster using Helm
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SUSE Cloud Application Platform

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Cloud Foundry (Containerized)

SUSE Cloud Application Platform Kubernetes Containerized Workloads

  • Developers can build and run applications in Cloud Foundry
  • They can also build and run containerized workloads on Kubernetes
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SUSE Cloud Application Platform: Multi-Cloud

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Cloud Foundry (Containerized)

SUSE Cloud Application Platform Containerized Workloads

SUSE CaaSP Amazon EKS GKE Azure AKS

  • SUSE Cloud Application Platform can be deployed on a variety of Kubernetes

distributions – some customers might have multiple deployments and configurations

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Extending Stratos to Support Kubernetes

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Cloud Foundry (Containerized)

SUSE Cloud Application Platform Containerized Workloads

SUSE CaaSP Amazon EKS GKE Azure AKS

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  • Extend Stratos beyond Cloud Foundry to provide a single pane of glass for managing

applications and workloads in both Cloud Foundry and Kubernetes

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Extending Stratos to Support Kubernetes

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Cloud Foundry Prometheus SUSE CaaSP Amazon EKS Azure AKS GKE Helm Repository Kubernetes

  • We have added support for more types of endpoints
  • Continuing to build out support for Kubernetes
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Stratos and Cloud Application Platform Console

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  • Open source
  • Cloud Foundry Management UI
  • Cloud Foundry incubated
  • Includes support for optional Metrics

stored in Prometheus

  • Designed to be extensible

CLOUD APPLICATION PLATFORM CONSOLE

  • Open source
  • Builds on Stratos
  • SUSE-branded
  • SLE-based images
  • Installed via Helm
  • Extensions for:
  • Kubernetes
  • Helm

https://github.com/cloudfoundry-incubator/stratos https://github.com/SUSE/stratos

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Stratos and Cloud Application Platform Console

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  • Open-source
  • Cloud Foundry Management UI
  • Cloud Foundry incubated
  • Includes support for optional Metrics

stored in Prometheus

  • Designed to be extensible

CLOUD APPLICATION PLATFORM CONSOLE

  • Open-source
  • Builds on Stratos
  • SUSE-branded
  • SLE-based images
  • Installed via Helm
  • Extensions for:
  • Kubernetes
  • Helm

https://github.com/cloudfoundry-incubator/stratos https://github.com/SUSE/stratos

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Demo

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Demo

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DISCLAIMER:

Some of what I’m showing is in development. There is no commitment that this will make it into the product!

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Stratos and Cloud Application Platform Console

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  • Open source
  • Cloud Foundry Management UI
  • Cloud Foundry incubated
  • Includes support for optional Metrics

stored in Prometheus

  • Designed to be extensible

CLOUD APPLICATION PLATFORM CONSOLE

  • Open source
  • Builds on Stratos
  • SUSE-branded
  • SLE-based images
  • Installed via Helm
  • Extensions for:
  • Kubernetes
  • Helm

https://github.com/cloudfoundry-incubator/stratos https://github.com/SUSE/stratos

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Thank you

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2.2.0: Extensions

  • Allow users to fork Stratos and add their own customizations without having to modify

core Stratos code

  • This is not dynamic plugins
  • Backend plugins
  • Add new endpoint types
  • Add custom APIs
  • Frontend
  • Custom login screen
  • Customize about page
  • Custom theme
  • Add new side navigation items
  • Add tabs to Application and Cloud Foundry views
  • Add actions to App Wall, App, CF, CF Org, CF Space and Endpoints views
  • Using Typescript decorators for frontend extensions

OCT 2018

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Roadmap

  • Application Deployment
  • GitLab support
  • Enterprise GitHub support
  • GitHub private repository support (user tokens)
  • Scalability
  • Continue to improve responsiveness and usability with large # apps, services, orgs, spaces, users
  • UAA User Management
  • Ability to manage users, clients, etc.
  • User invitation to an Organization
  • Org Manager can send email invite to user to create an account and grant them access to a particular Org
  • I18n (awaiting Angular 7)
  • Services enhancements
  • JSON Schema support for Service Instance binding
  • Service Plans
  • Service Keys
  • Show Service plan cost visibility
  • ...
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Roadmap

  • Bring Orgs and Spaces views to top-level
  • Make Org/Space hierarchy easier to view and navigate
  • V3 API Support
  • We currently do a lot of work to be as efficient as possible
  • Some aspects of the V2 API make this hard for our use cases
  • Some of the aspects of the V2 API that we use are currently not going to be

available in V3

  • Need to work with CAPI/CLI team to understand Stratos use cases
  • More information here: https://github.com/cloudfoundry-incubator/stratos/blob/v2-

master/docs/cf-api-v2-usage.md

  • Snyk Integration
  • Ensure we have the extension points to enable this integration
  • Visualize relationships or orgs/spaces/apps/services