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Public bug reported:

OpenStack project is so far focused on private cloud management. This
proposal together with a set of others for glance, cinder and nova aim
to extend OpenStack for side-by-side management of Public cloud.

Enterprises are increasingly looking at hybrid and multi-cloud strategy
as next phase of their datacenter environments. Public cloud offers
flexible on-demand resource while private cloud gives the ability to run
workloads securely. There is lack of standard when it comes to cloud
management. These specs propose OpenStack API as the solution.
Regardless of infrastructure — public or private and technology — KVM,
VMware or Hyper-V cloud workloads can be deployed and managed with
standard OpenStack API.

This driver will provide a mechanism to implement neutron networking on top of AWS. As was demoed in the Openstack Barcelona Summit in 2016, following constructs map nicely and work.
-- Creation of tenant networks and all operations
-- Creation of subnet
-- Creation of router to connect external (public) network to tenant network
-- Floating IPs.

The draft code is available here: https://github.com/platform9
/openstack-omni/tree/master/neutron

** Affects: neutron
     Importance: Undecided
         Status: New


** Tags: rfe

** Tags added: rfe

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Title:
  EC2 networking driver for Neutron

Status in neutron:
  New

Bug description:
  OpenStack project is so far focused on private cloud management. This
  proposal together with a set of others for glance, cinder and nova aim
  to extend OpenStack for side-by-side management of Public cloud.

  Enterprises are increasingly looking at hybrid and multi-cloud
  strategy as next phase of their datacenter environments. Public cloud
  offers flexible on-demand resource while private cloud gives the
  ability to run workloads securely. There is lack of standard when it
  comes to cloud management. These specs propose OpenStack API as the
  solution. Regardless of infrastructure — public or private and
  technology — KVM, VMware or Hyper-V cloud workloads can be deployed
  and managed with standard OpenStack API.

  This driver will provide a mechanism to implement neutron networking on top of AWS. As was demoed in the Openstack Barcelona Summit in 2016, following constructs map nicely and work.
  -- Creation of tenant networks and all operations
  -- Creation of subnet
  -- Creation of router to connect external (public) network to tenant network
  -- Floating IPs.

  The draft code is available here: https://github.com/platform9
  /openstack-omni/tree/master/neutron

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