Barcelona, Spain
October 25-28, 2016

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OpenStack Interoperability Challenge: Running Unmodified Apps in Any OpenStack Cloud
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To demonstrate interoperability across OpenStack-powered distributions and public clouds, multiple OpenStack vendors have come together to deploy the same popular tools and applications, including Docker Swarm and a LAMP stack app, on their services in a fun gameshow format at the OpenStack Summit. Watch this demo to learn about why interoperability and workload portability matters, and what the OpenStack community is doing to advance the cause.

Wednesday, October 26, 9:25am-9:35am (7:25am - 7:35am UTC)
CCIB - Centre de Convencions Internacional de Barcelona - P0 - Forum
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Brad Topol
IBM, IBM Distinguished Engineer
Dr. Brad Topol is an IBM Distinguished Engineer in the IBM Cloud Architecture and Technology organization. In his current role, Brad leads a development team focused on contributing to and improving OpenStack and he has cross-IBM responsibility for coordinating its contributions to OpenStack. Brad serves as a member of the OpenStack Foundation Board of Directors and is also an OpenStack core... FULL PROFILE
Jonathan Bryce
Open Infrastructure Foundation, Executive Director
Jonathan Bryce, who has spent his career building the cloud, is Executive Director of the OpenStack Foundation. Previously he was a founder of The Rackspace Cloud. He started his career working as a web developer for Rackspace, and during his tenure, he and co-worker Todd Morey had a vision to build a sophisticated web hosting environment where users and businesses alike could turn to design,... FULL PROFILE
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Posted: 3085 days ago
Cool
Posted: 3087 days ago
Fun
Posted: 3087 days ago
What's the benefit? You simply proved that Ansible can be used to start similar workloads on different providers. This has NOTHING to do with OpenStack interoperability! Because Ansible is designed to just achieve that! what we need to see is a totally different thing: moving workloads from one to another. Yes, proving that cloud-like apps can be started on different providers is a design principal of cloud computing, but has therefore nothing to do with OpenStack per se...
Posted: 3087 days ago
"Wow, 16 demos... "