Austin
April 25-29, 2016

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Building a Flexible OpenStack Cloud from the Ground Up

In this session, we will discuss how we build a flexible OpenStack cloud from the ground up to support multiple engineering development workloads at Intel Open Source Technology Center. We will provide a reference architecture that includes hardware and software components and recommendation on how to deploy an OpenStack Cloud from scratch, meeting our flexible compute, storage and networking requirements. We will share the architectural and design decision that we have made in implementing such solution. We will provide insight knowledge and details of the hardware components that we have chosen for this cloud, how to calculate BOM (bill of material), operating efficiency (power consumption, battery backup) , cloud capacity and how this architecture can be scaled from an initial 30 nodes cluster to 100+ nodes cluster.


What can I expect to learn?

After this session, the attendees will learn how to deploy an OpenStack Cloud that support an engineering development workload, in particular: (1) how to plan/architect for an OpenStack deployment including finance; (2) how to select hardware components including power consumption; (3) how to design the network architecture including VLAN setup; (4) how to successfully install an OpenStack Cloud.

Wednesday, April 27, 2:40pm-3:20pm (7:40pm - 8:20pm UTC)
Difficulty Level: Beginner
Intel Corporation
Dr. Sun accumulated near two decades of experience in software development and data-center infrastructure. He obtained PhD Computer Science (multi-cloud orchestration) in 2013. He spent the past 10 years on cloud-based infrastruture architecture design. He has the opportunity to work for various projects that span across multiple areas (Media, Financial, Academic/Research, Telecommunication,... FULL PROFILE
Intel Corporation
Michael Kadera's experience has been in leading enterprise software development, Cloud Engineering and Infrastructure DevOps teams. Michael lead Intel IT’s Open Cloud Program in the design and implementation of private and Intel’s first hybrid cloud solutions. His team delivered deep technical and IT solutions and shared architecture knowledge across a wide spectrum of data center... FULL PROFILE
Cloud and Data Center Engineer
John Geier is a Cloud & Data Center Engineer with the Open Source Technology Center at Intel Corporation. He has spent over a decade focused on the architecture, deployment, and management of data centers. John has held many roles at Intel since 1996, spanning Intel Architecture, firmware, and software, each in alpha through production stages. He lives in the Portland, Oregon area, and... FULL PROFILE
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