Austin
April 25-29, 2016

Event Details

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Extending DVR to Route Intra-Tenant Traffic Between Bare Metal Servers and Virtual Compute Instances

The current Distributed Virtual Router (DVR) implementation supports routing traffic between virtual instances and routing traffic to external networks that support the OVS plugin. For the last couple of cycles, DVR has gained momentum within the developer and user community and has matured to scale and support other deployment models. For certain workloads inclusion of bare metal servers into a cloud deployment is almost a must. Therefore, it is now time to extend the DVR routing capability to route the traffic to and from the bare metal servers managed by OpenStack Ironic.

In this talk, we will be presenting:

1. How OpenStack Ironic connects bare metal servers to the neutron networks.

2. A proposal on how DVR can be extended to enable routing of data traffic between the virtual machines that reside in VLAN or VXLAN networks in the cloud and the bare metal servers managed by Ironic that reside in a different VLAN segment.


What can I expect to learn?

Attendees will learn:

1. Bringing the bare metal servers into the OpenStack cloud using OpenStack Ironic2. Limitation on having the virtual instances and the bare metal servers in the same VLAN segment.

2. Routing between the virtual instances and the bare metal servers using DVR when the virtual instances and the bare metal servers reside in different VLAN segments.

Thursday, April 28, 9:50am-10:30am (2:50pm - 3:30pm UTC)
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
An active contributor in OpenStack Neutron (especially in networking-l2gw) . Have been working in OpenStack Neutron for past 3 years. Being with the networking business of Hewlett Packard Enterprise (cloud development) and earlier in BYOD and campus edge networking, played a major role in design and development of solutions delivered to valuable customers. Published... FULL PROFILE
Hewlett Packard Enterprise
Rajeev is a software design engineer at Hewlett Packard Enterprise Networking. His interests are in Networking, Servers and Virtualization. He has a Masters in Computer Science with over 20 years of industry experience. He is an active member of OpenStack Neutron, with DVR being the most recent contribution. FULL PROFILE
Principal Engineer
Vivekanandan is an Active Openstack Contributor primarily in the neutron,  networking-vsphere and l2-gateway projects.   He has been associated with Networking domain for about a decade and has developed passion in building software for networki-stacks be it Openstack (or) OpenDaylight.   He was one of the contributors of Distributed Virtual Routers for Neutron... FULL PROFILE
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