Orchestration as Code: Automating DevOps with OSS Project CloudSlang

CloudSlang (http://www.cloudslang.io/) ( http://www.cloudslang.io/ ) is a new open source project that helps you manage your deployed applications. It is a flow-based orchestration technology that allows you to rapidly automate your DevOps use cases using ready-made workflows. You write custom workflows using the CloudSlang human-readable, YAML-based language. You can also integrate CloudSlang as a library to enrich your application with well-proven orchestration capabilities.
CloudSlang’s technology was developed by the HP Operations Orchestration (http://www.hp.com/go/oo) (OO) team and OO consumes CloudSlang as its orchestration engine.

Agenda

17:00 – 17:30
Gathering

17:30 -18:30
Do Whales Speak Slang?
Introduce the new open source project CloudSlang and demo how it can be used to simplify your Docker challenges.

Meir Wahnon and Orit Stone
Meir and Orit are part of the CloudSlang Development team. Meir is the Functional Architect and Orit is a developer.

18:30 – 18:45
Break

18:45 – 19:15
Our Journey to Open Source
In this session we’ll share the journey we have taken in Operations Orchestration group towards releasing CloudSlang project and share lessons learned along the way.

Avigail Oron
System Architect of project CloudSlang and Operations Orchestration product in HP. Special interest in distributed systems, open source and cloud solutions.

19:15 - 19:45
Food and Networking