Barcelona, Spain
October 25-28, 2016

Event Details

Please note: All times listed below are in Central Time Zone


Toward 10,000 Containers on OpenStack

Kubernetes, Swarm and Mesos have been shown to scale to hundreds or thousands of nodes and tens of thousands of containers, handling millions of requests per second. On OpenStack, they can be easily deployed and managed by Magnum, but how do they scale? Building the correct infrastructure plays a critical role in the performance and scalability for the containers, and this needs to be implemented in Magnum.

Working toward this goal, we have built a collection of Rally plugins to track the performance and scalability of both Magnum and the Container Orchestration Engines (Kubernetes, Swarms, Mesos). We have been running the benchmarks on large OpenStack environments to collect measurements and study the behavior of the system. In this talk, we will present our findings along with some of the best practices we found for operating large container environments.


What can I expect to learn?

Best practices in tuning Magnum to serve large user base, and best practices in configuring Kubernetes, Swarm, Mesos through Magnum.

Wednesday, October 26, 12:15pm-12:55pm (10:15am - 10:55am UTC)
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
IBM, Software Engineer
Winnie Tsang is a software engineer in IBM working on cloud performance. She work on OpenStack Heat on some debugging features in Juno cycle. In this current cycle she is working on a Rally plugin for Magnum. It will allow users to test the performance and scalability of Magnum for Kubernetes, Swarm and Mesos. FULL PROFILE
Computing Engineer, CERN
Ricardo Rocha is a software engineer at CERN. He's currently a member of the CERN OpenStack team, focusing on networking and and container deployments. Previous work included development of data storage, bookkeeping and monitoring services for the LHC Computing Grid (LCG). FULL PROFILE
Software Engineer, CERN
Spyros Trigazis is a computing engineer and a member of the CERN Cloud infrastructure team which provides computing resources to the High Energy Physics community. Spyros is the PTL of the Magnum project since the Pike release. FULL PROFILE
IBM
Ton Ngo is a senior developer at the IBM Silicon Valley Lab and has been a core contributor to OpenStack for 3 years.  Currently he is working on Magnum, focusing on advanced networking for container, storage support, user guide, troubleshooting guide.  He also developed the Heat translator and helped improved Heat template troubleshooting.  Previously, he was with the IBM... FULL PROFILE