Author(s):	Angus Salkeld,Steve Baker
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Description:	This talk provides an overview of Heat, a peek inside the CloudFormation template language, and a demonstration of heat technologies. Heat provides an Apache 2 licensed CloudFormation orchestration engine that orchestrates cloud infrastructure resources such as storage, networking, instances, and applications into a repeatable running environment for OpenStack IAAS platforms. Heat also provides several advanced features such as authentication, nested stacks, high availability, and auto-scaling which are demonstrated. markdown
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