Austin
April 25-29, 2016

Event Details

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Dynamic Routing of Networks in the Cloud

Among the commonly overlooked issues encountered when deploying Neutron is how to route traffic to and from tenant networks.  Many deployments are constrained such that statically routing tenant networks is sufficient. However, when tenants start using IPv6 and the scale of a deployment grows dynamic routing of tenant prefixes may become preferable to statically routing tenant prefixes.  In this session we will discuss how to use features added to Neutron over the last few cycles such as subnet pools, address scopes, and course Neutron BGP announcement to begin using dynamic routing in conjunction with a Neutron deployment.


What can I expect to learn?

Attendees should expect to gain awareness of some newer Neutron features like address scopes and BGP announcement, how to configure them in Neutron, and use these features to operate a more efficient cloud.

Thursday, April 28, 4:10pm-4:50pm (9:10pm - 9:50pm UTC)
Difficulty Level: Intermediate
Software Engineer
Ryan Tidwell is a contributor to the OpenStack Neutron project and has been deploying and tinkering with OpenStack in various roles since the Diablo release of OpenStack. He is well-versed in developing manageability tools for systems administrators and OpenStack operators, building SDN controllers and applications, and contributes to OpenStack's Neutron project.  Ryan has experience... FULL PROFILE
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