Individual Speaker Profile

• IBM - From 1982-08-04 (Current)

I am interested in Heat orchestration, particularly in troubleshooting template and container support

• Heat
• Magnum
• TOSCA
• Orchestration
• Debugging

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 Research Lab for 16 years and has published papers on a wide range of subjects.  He spent 10 years building cloud solution for customers using IBM cloud orchestration products.

Ton Ngo received his PhD in Computer Science from the University of Washington, Seattle.  He has given several talks at previous OpenStack Summits.

• Kubernetes on OpenStack: What's Available and Where Are the Gaps?

• Toward 10,000 Containers on OpenStack

• Mesos and OpenStack: The Perfect Tag Team for Containers

• Continuously Design your Application Workload for Continuous Deployment with OpenStack Heat

• Troubleshooting Problems in Heat Deployments

• Mesos and OpenStack: The Perfect Tag Team for Containers
• Optimizing and Extending Overlay Networking for Containers
• Exploring Magnum and Senlin Integration for Autoscaling Containers
• Troubleshooting Problems in Heat Deployments
• Continuously Design your Application Workload for Continuous Deployment with OpenStack Heat

• English