Austin
April 25-29, 2016

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Self Heal Your OpenStack Control Plane!
Operations

This talk shows the value in using Kubernetes, Google's container management platform, to build OpenStack service API replicas. We will show the speed in deploying service endpoints via Kubernetes as well as show Kubernetes self-healing mechanisms, such as auto-restarting, re-scheduling, and replicating containers to ensure services such as nova-api are kept in an active state.

We will demo an active OpenStack installation that uses containers as OpenStack API endpoints and create 'failure' scenarios to showcase seamless connectivity.


What can I expect to learn?

How Kubernetes speeds up OpenStack Liberty control plane deployment; How Kubernetes detects and automatically recovers induced container failure scenarios.

Tuesday, April 26, 12:15pm-12:55pm (5:15pm - 5:55pm UTC)
Austin Convention Center - Level 1 - Ballroom A
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Difficulty Level: Intermediate
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Derek Chamorro
Cisco
Derek is a security architect with 15+ years of experience within Information Technology. His career first started with cable MSO’s, working in a variety of roles ranging from technical support to network architecture. He has spent the last 4 years focused on abstracted computing and software-defined networking, using a variety of container technologies to enhance security and... FULL PROFILE
Shixiong Shang
Founder and CEO
Shixiong Shang started his career back in 1999 at Nortel Networks. In 2005, he joined Cisco Systems and has been working in Cisco Advanced Services organization for many years on Service Provider Video solution in datacenter and cloud environments.  Shixiong put his arms around OpenStack since Folsom release to virtualize software-based video encoder applications... FULL PROFILE
Randy Tuttle
CloudPerceptions, LLC
Randy began his career in software development for Nortel Network / Bell Northern Research in telephony-based VoIP systems. Following Nortel / BNR, Randy joined Cisco Systems Advanced Services SP Video, where he broadened his knowledge in data center and cloud eco-systems. This is where Randy was first exposed to OpenStack. Since that time, Randy has been working with OpenStack since the Havana... FULL PROFILE