Austin
April 25-29, 2016

Event Details

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Managing Container Clusters in OpenStack Native Way

On its journey to become an integration engine of cloud technologies, OpenStack has been actively incubating many technologies related to containers. However, containers are yet to be treated as first class citizens on OpenStack. In other words, it may not be sufficient to just bridge the existing OpenStack services to other container technologies.

In this talk, the presenters will share their visions and experiences on managing container clusters directly using OpenStack native services. The goal of the work is to explore the feasibility to treat containers as first class citizens in OpenStack rather than above OpenStack. A comprehensive support to containers will help ease the development, testing, deployment and management of containers considering that, for example, users have to work with Python, Go, Java, C, Scalar code in different projects.


What can I expect to learn?

Key takeaways:

- An overview of the OpenStack projects related to containers;

- The gaps to fill if OpenStack is to treat containers as first-class citizens;

- Preliminary experiences on managing containers directly using OpenStack services.

Wednesday, April 27, 11:50am-12:30pm (4:50pm - 5:30pm UTC)
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
NEC
Haiwei is a software engineer from NEC. He has been working in the OpenStackcommunity for more than 4 years. His main contributions include Nova, Tempest, Tacker andhe is also investigating OpenStack deployment using TripleO. Now he is a corecontributor of Senlin project which provides clustering service. Before moving to OpenStack,he has two yearsexperiences of smartphone's security enforcement. FULL PROFILE
IBM, Research Scientist
Qiming Teng is a researcher working at the Cloud Infrastructure and Service department, IBM China Research Lab (CRL). His research interests include system software, virtualization, cloud, Java resource management, performance profiling tools. Starting from early 2013, Qiming has been researching topics related to high availability, auto-scaling of virtual machines, applications in a cloud... FULL PROFILE
NEC Solution Inovators
Motohiro is software engineer from NEC. He has been working on projects related to Openstack and Cloud Foundry. He is interested in cloud application deployment. Currently He is involeved in the project which uses kubernetes on OpenStack private cloud. He was Magnum core reviewer from 12/24/14 to 04/31/17. FULL PROFILE