Explore the integration of OpenStack with the Linux, Docker, and Kubernetes stack in this one-hour conference talk. Discover how OpenStack is evolving to provide an ideal infrastructure platform for modern containerized applications. Learn about modernizing application delivery using Red Hat® Enterprise Linux Atomic Host and OpenShift Container Platform while leveraging OpenStack's authentication, network, and storage infrastructure services. Delve into container basics, comparing them to VMs and operating systems, and understand why OpenStack remains relevant in the container era. Examine the architecture, orchestration, networking, and storage aspects of combining OpenShift and OpenStack. Gain insights into containerizing infrastructure services, performance considerations, and the Magnum project. Conclude with a summary and Q&A session to solidify your understanding of this powerful container stack for OpenStack.
Overview
Syllabus
Intro
How many of you use containers
The consumption side
Container basics
Container vs VM
Containers vs Operating Systems
Why still need OpenStack
Code configuration and data
Three patterns
Why OpenShift and OpenStack
Architecture
Orchestration
Networking
Storage
Reference Architecture
What next
Containers
Collab projects
Summary
Questions
Containerizing
Docker Containers
Containerizing infrastructure services
Performance
Magnum
Taught by
Red Hat
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