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2:00pm

Kubernetes/Google Container Engine Overview

Speakers

Kiyoshi Fukuda

Google Cloud Platform Sales Engineer, Google

Google Inc.

Tuesday October 27, 2015 2:00pm - 2:40pm
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day, Japanese Language

2:50pm

Using Kubernetes on GKE and L7 Load Balancer in Production

Speakers

Hironori Arakawa

Recruit Lifestyle Co. Ltd.

Recruit Inc.

Tuesday October 27, 2015 2:50pm - 3:30pm
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day, Japanese Language

3:40pm

Storing State in Ephemeral Containers

Speakers

Ian Lewis

Developer Advocate, Google

Ian is a software engineer at Google and contributor to the gVisor project. Ian has had various developer and operations roles throughout his career and enjoys working in environments with diverse ways of thinking. Ian has been living in Tokyo since 2006 and is active in the open-source... Read More →

Tuesday October 27, 2015 3:40pm - 4:20pm
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day

11:15am

Wrangling Ceph for 1000 Days

Ceph has been an integral part of Ubuntu and Ubuntu OpenStack since the Ubuntu 12.04 LTS release. As well as distributing Ceph as part of Ubuntu alongside OpenStack, Canonical have deployed and run Ubuntu and Canonical production services built on Ceph provided OpenStack block storage services since the Ceph first stable release, Argonaut.

We’ll be running through a potted history of how Ceph distribution has evolved over the last three years in Ubuntu, how we deploy Ceph as part of Ubuntu OpenStack and the experiences we’ve had of hosting production services for Ubuntu and Canonical using Ceph for block storage services.

Speakers

Michael Barnett

OpenStack Engineering Manager, Canonical

Michael has been working on projects backed by Free Software for the better part of the last two decades. Michael Joined Canonical in 2009 and has held various technical and management roles over the last 6 years. He currently heads up the BootStack Engineering and Delivery team... Read More →

James Page

Technical Architect, Ubuntu OpenStack Team, Canonical

James has been an evangelist of Free Software for over a decade, driving Free and Open Source Software adoption within a major UK bank. In 2010, James became involved in Ubuntu and has helped drive test automation in Ubuntu distribution. James is focussed on ensuring the quality... Read More →

Wednesday October 28, 2015 11:15am - 11:55am
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day

12:05pm

Accelerating Cassandra workload on Ceph with all flash PCIe SSDs

PCIe SSDs are becoming increasingly popular for deploying latency sensitive workloads such as database, big data, VDI in enterprise and service provider environments. Customers are exploring low latency workloads on Ceph using PCIe SSDs to meet their performance needs. Apache Cassandra is one such workload that is becoming a de-facto NoSQL database in OpenStack environments. In this session, we will cover a Cassandra workload deployment on Ceph, performance analysis on all PCIe configurations, best practices and recommendations.

Speakers

Stephen Blinick

Senior Performance Engineer, Intel

Stephen is an experienced architect, embedded software engineer, and performance analysis engineer with a strong background in storage. He has over 12 years of experience in the development of disk based high end enterprise storage systems, including integrating these into OpenStack... Read More →

Anjaneya "Reddy" Chagam

Senior Principal Engineer, INTEL CORPORATION

Anjaneya “Reddy” Chagam is a Senior Principal Engineer and Chief Software-Defined Storage Architect in Intel’s Data Center Group. He is responsible for developing software-defined storage strategy, architecture, and technology initiatives. He is a member of the Technical Steering... Read More →

Dan Ferber

Open Source Server Based Storage Technologist, Intel Corporation

Dan Ferber works in the Intel’s Storage Division Software Defined Storage team. He is involved with a number of open source server based storage projects including Ceph reference architectures, Ceph performance testing, and supporting several partners with their server based storage... Read More →

Wednesday October 28, 2015 12:05pm - 12:45pm
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day

12:45pm

[LUNCH] - RDO Community Meetup

Wednesday October 28, 2015 12:45pm - 2:00pm
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day

2:00pm

Walk Through a Software Defined Everything PoC

Let’s go for a walk through a Software Defined Everything PoC.

This presentation outlines a Software Defined Everything infrastructure that virtualizes compute, network, and storage resources and delivers it as a service. Rather than by the hardware components of the infrastructure, the management and control of the compute, network, and storage infrastructure are automated by intelligent software that is running on the x86 commodity platform.

In this Proof of Concept (PoC), the focus is on achieving high availability and scale-out capabilities for an OpenStack cloud using x86 hardware, the MidoNet plugin for Neutron and Red Hat Ceph Storage while helping reduce operating expense and capital expense. MidoNet is an open source software and achieves network virtualization through GRE or VXLAN overlays with a completely distributed architecture.

This presentation shows how to integrate OpenStack, MidoNet, and Ceph, while using x86 systems and switches managed by xCAT (Extreme Cluster/Cloud Administration Toolkit).

Speakers

Chris Janiszewski

Open Stack Architect, Red Hat

(Chris) Krzysztof Janiszewski is a memeber OpenStack Solution Architects Team at Red Hat. His main background is in designing, developing, and administering multiplatform, clustered, software-defined, and cloud environments. Chris previously worked as a OpenStack and HPC Architect... Read More →

Cynthia Thomas

Wednesday October 28, 2015 2:00pm - 2:40pm
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day

2:50pm

Ceph Community Talk on High-Performance Solid State Ceph

Ceph is under active development to better utilize high-performance solid state devices. Several performance enhancements have been made in the last few releases to unblock the stack limitations leveraging high-performance solid state devices. This talk presents some of these enhancements, and performance comparison between HDD and solid state based Ceph solutions, all using commodity hardware. These advancements are tested to meet a theoretical sustained workload of 400K IOPS, 50% read/50% write.

Speakers

Anjaneya "Reddy" Chagam

Senior Principal Engineer, INTEL CORPORATION

Anjaneya “Reddy” Chagam is a Senior Principal Engineer and Chief Software-Defined Storage Architect in Intel’s Data Center Group. He is responsible for developing software-defined storage strategy, architecture, and technology initiatives. He is a member of the Technical Steering... Read More →

Gunna Marripudi

Principal Storage Engineer, Samsung

Gunna Marripudi is a lead Principal Storage Architect in Memory Solutions Lab at Samsung Semiconductor Inc. He leads the storage software architecture team that develops innovative flash optimized solutions for scale-out storage systems. Gunna had worked on high-performance storage... Read More →

Allen Samuels

Engineering Fellow, Western Digital

Allen joined SanDisk in 2013 as an Engineering Fellow, he is responsible for directing software development for SanDisk’s system level products. He has previously served as Chief Architect at Weitek Corp. and Citrix, and founded several companies including AMKAR Consulting, Orbital... Read More →

Warren Wang

Cloud Engineer, Walmart

Warren is a cloud engineer at Walmart. He has focused on OpenStack and Ceph for the last few years. Warren enjoys working on large scale projects, like he did at AOL and Comcast, and continues to do so at Walmart.

Wednesday October 28, 2015 2:50pm - 3:30pm
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day

3:40pm

New Ceph Configurations - High Performance Without High Costs

Erasure Coding is traditionally limited to Archival workloads due to its performance and computational requirements. All Flash Storage changes that and enables Ceph with Erasure Coding to be a viable solution for active workloads as well. You will hear about how Erasure coding and other techniques can be used with Ceph on All Flash Storage to provide the benefits of Flash at affordable costs. We will discuss recent improvements in Ceph to making it a high performance Cinder block Storage solution on Flash, while lowering the overall storage costs.

Speakers

Allen Samuels

Engineering Fellow, Western Digital

Allen joined SanDisk in 2013 as an Engineering Fellow, he is responsible for directing software development for SanDisk’s system level products. He has previously served as Chief Architect at Weitek Corp. and Citrix, and founded several companies including AMKAR Consulting, Orbital... Read More →

Wednesday October 28, 2015 3:40pm - 4:20pm
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day

4:40pm

Transforming the Ceph Integration Tests With OpenStack

The Ceph community lab has hundreds of machines continuously running integration and upgrade tests. OpenStack deeply transformed this infrastructure. It can now be setup with a one-liner by a new Ceph developer. And it can scale out when hundreds of machines are put to work before a release.

Ceph predates OpenStack and the lab was originally designed with bare metal machines and some custom libvirt scripts. Early 2015 the software using this infrastructure (teuthology) was improved with an OpenStack backend. The monolithic test cluster became a federation of OpenStack tenants. When a job is scheduled, it tries to create a few machines using one OpenStack tenant and fallback to another if that fails.

Prior to OpenStack, setting up a lab was a complex process and took days if not weeks of hard work. It can now be done by typing a one-liner and a developer can run a test outside of the Ceph community lab and teardown the resources as soon as it completes. The monolithic test cluster cease to be a dependency for each Ceph developer, which is a good thing for a Free Software community. It also has the nice side effect of reducing the load imposed on the Ceph community lab.

Speakers

Loïc Dachary

Developer, SecureDrop

Loïc Dachary has been involved with the Free Software Movement since 1987, when he started distributing GNU tapes to the general public. In 2017 he became a core developer for SecureDrop to help journalists communicate with their sources securily and anonymously. In the past de... Read More →

Wednesday October 28, 2015 4:40pm - 5:20pm
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day

5:30pm

Ceph Drive: Low Fail, Go Scale!

This talk will describe a new class of storage device that can run the Ceph OSD code on the drive itself, reducing the failure domains through intelligent HW/SW design while creating a consistent unit of scalable performance.

Speakers

Abhijeet Gole

Sr Director of Engineering, Toshiba

Abhijeet is a Sr. Director of Engineering and has over 20 years of experience in storage, software and systems. Before Toshiba, Abhijeet was at Marvell, NetApp and Sun Microsystems. During his spare time he likes to hang glide.

Philip Kufeldt

Sr Manager of New Products, Toshiba

Philip Kufeldt is a Sr. Manager of New Products, focusing on new Key Value based storage media and has over 20 years of experience in storage, software and systems. He currently is the chair of the Linux Foundation’s Kinetic Open Storage Project. Before Toshiba, Philip was... Read More →

Wednesday October 28, 2015 5:30pm - 6:10pm
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day

11:00am

Ansible Collaboration Day: Ansible + OpenStack — State of the Universe

Ansible Collaboration Day brings together the users, operators, and developers of Ansible and OpenStack over 4 sessions. Anyone is welcome to join and participate! This session will include:

Collaboration Day agenda and participation overview
What’s going on with Ansible and OpenStack?
Ansible 2.0 overview
Ansible + Red Hat: What does it meeeeeean? Your burning questions, answered here.

Speakers

Robyn Bergeron

Mark McLoughlin

OpenStack Technical Director, Red Hat, 1980

Mark McLoughlin is Technical Director for OpenStack at Red Hat and has spent over a decade contributing to and leading open source projects like GNOME, Fedora, KVM, qemu, libvirt, oVirt and, of course, OpenStack. Mark is a member of the OpenStack Foundation board of directors, and... Read More →

Thursday October 29, 2015 11:00am - 11:40am
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day

11:50am

Ansible Collaboration Day: Deployments & Upgrades

Ansible Collaboration Day brings together the users, operators, and developers of Ansible and OpenStack over 4 sessions. Anyone is welcome to join and participate! This session will include discussions on:

Deployment methodologies and projects, from both the Big Tent and the outside
Dealing with upgrades
Problems and conundrums: You have them, let’s discuss them!

Speakers

Robyn Bergeron

Thursday October 29, 2015 11:50am - 12:30pm
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day

1:50pm

Linux Kernel Hackathon- IO Visor Project Introduction and BPF architecture

The IO Visor Project is an open source project and a community of developers to accelerate the innovation, development, and sharing of new IO and networking functions.

IO Visor brings Universal IO Extensibility to the Linux Kernel and gives IO developers the ability to create applications, publish them, deploy them in live systems without having to recompile or reboot a full datacenter.

This session first presents an overview of the IO Visor Project, its components and use cases.

It then focuses on the programmable data plane abstraction that constitutes the core of the project and the development tools that allow developers to innovate on top of different HW and SW engines.

Thursday October 29, 2015 1:50pm - 2:30pm
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day

2:40pm

Linux Kernel Hackathon- IO Visor and Tracing: Use Cases and Applications

The IO Visor Project is an open source project and a community of developers to accelerate the innovation, development, and sharing of new IO and networking functions.

IO Visor brings Universal IO Extensibility to the Linux Kernel and gives IO developers the ability to create applications, publish them, deploy them in live systems without having to recompile or reboot a full datacenter.

This session presents a deep dive on one of the core use cases of the IO Visor Project: its application to tracing to deploy efficient performance monitoring applications of VMs and containers.

With its innovative technology and its ability to enable real-time tracing and monitoring applications to be built directly inside the kernel, the IO Visor Project constitutes an ideal framework for tracing applications.

Thursday October 29, 2015 2:40pm - 3:20pm
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day

3:30pm

Linux Kernel Hackathon- IO Visor and Networking: Use Cases and Applications

The IO Visor Project is an open source project and a community of developers to accelerate the innovation, development, and sharing of new IO and networking functions.

IO Visor brings Universal IO Extensibility to the Linux Kernel and gives IO developers the ability to create applications, publish them, deploy them in live systems without having to recompile or reboot a full datacenter.

This session presents a deep dive on one of the core use cases of the IO Visor Project: its application to networking.

IO Visor Project in fact uniquely enables the ability to segment workloads (VMs, containers) and offer advanced networking functions (L3, NAT, …) fully implemented in-kernel and fully distributed across N compute nodes. Those functions can be chained in-kernel to create any arbitrary “network topology” moving past a virtual/physical appliance type of deployment.

Thursday October 29, 2015 3:30pm - 4:10pm
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day

4:30pm

Ansible Collaboration Day: The Code Road

Ansible Collaboration Day brings together the users, operators, and developers of Ansible and OpenStack over 4 sessions. Anyone is welcome to join and participate! This session will include discussions on:

Plugins and modules and patches, oh my!
Python, our best friend in Ansible, and in OpenStack
OpenStack modules in Ansible: Improving the testing of modules, and growing the maintainership team of modules.
Problems and conundrums: You have them, let’s discuss them!

Speakers

Robyn Bergeron

Thursday October 29, 2015 4:30pm - 5:10pm
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day

5:20pm

Ansible Collaboration Day: Ansible over OpenStack

Ansible Collaboration Day brings together the users, operators, and developers of Ansible and OpenStack over 4 sessions. Anyone is welcome to join and participate! This session will include discussions on:

Using Ansible to deploy applications and services on top of OpenStack
Best practices: How to capture them, and grow a community of knowledge
Problems and conundrums: You have them, let’s discuss them!

Speakers

Robyn Bergeron

Thursday October 29, 2015 5:20pm - 6:00pm
Sakura S-1 and S-2

[Main Conference], Collaboration Day