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1 Executive Summary

Red Hat's suite of open source software provides a rich infrastructure for cloud providers to

build public/private cloud offerings.

This reference architecture performs many of the tasks detailed in the previously released

Red Hat Cloud Foundations, Edition One: Private IaaS Clouds. In this reference

architecture, the application programming interfaces (APIs) and command line interfaces

(CLIs) are used in the deployment of the infrastructure. Using APIs, CLIs, and scripts enables

automation of the installation and configuration of systems and software (e.g. Red Hat

Enterprise Linux, Red Hat Network Satellite, cobbler, hypervisors, tenant applications, etc.)

opposed to requiring manual actions for each of the cloud foundation elements.

Additionally, the server platform is a blade system, which is ideal for the dense deployments

of a cloud infrastructure. The topics addressed in this reference architecture are the same as

the predecessors:

1. Deployment of infrastructure management services, e.g., Red Hat Network (RHN)

Satellite, Red Hat Enterprise Virtualization (RHEV) Manager (RHEV-M), DNS, DHCP

service, PXE server, GFS2 for VM definitions, NFS server for ISO images, JON, MRG

Manager - most installed in virtual machines (VMs) in a Red Hat Cluster Suite (RHCS)

cluster for high availability.

2. Deployment of a farm of RHEV host systems (either in the form of RHEV hypervisors

or as RHEL+KVM) to host VMs deployed by cloud tenants.

3. Demonstrate sample RHEL application(s), JBoss application(s) and MRG Grid

application(s) respectively in the tenant VMs.

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