OpenStack Summit Recap And Overview Of TripleO And Nuage Networks

Paris OpenStack Summit Recap

Speaker

Sean Collins is a Senior Software Engineer at Comcast and is known for his work on Neutron. Sean has been hard at work introducing IPv6 support for OpenStack, landing his changes in the Juno release.

TripleO: CI/CD is not just for Code, for your cloud too

This talk explains the working of TripleO project in details. This begins with an introduction to TripleO and builds on how it uses OpenStack APIs to deploy end user cloud. Further, how cloud infrastructure can be maintained/ updated using CI/CD is explained. This also talks about the benefits of TripleO, highlighting how HP Helion OpenStack effectively uses TripleO for its installs.

Speaker Bio

Monty Taylor currently work full-time on OpenStack for HP. He leads a team that works on running the Developer Infrastructure systems for the project, as well as teams working on OpenStack Deployment (TripleO) and OpenStack Bare Metal (Ironic). Monty is past PTL of the OpenStack Infra Program and set up the original project gating infrastructure. He currently sit on the Technical Committee. Previously, Monty was a core developer on Drizzle and was a Senior Consultant for MySQL, Inc. He has been a Python hacker by choice since 2000, and am currently a member of the Python Software Foundation.

Future of Network Automation with Neutron and Containers

Nuage is SDN solution for scalable and enterprise ready automated neutron networking for private & public clouds. Nuage Networks Virtualized Services Platform unifies virtualization environments (such as VMWare, KVM and Xen, LXC and Docker containers), Cloud Management Software (such as Openstack, Cloudstack and VMware) and bare metal (non-virtualized) resources into a cohesive yet flexible cloud network. This talk introduces Nuage and its architecture while focusing on automation of neutron networking.

Speaker Bio

Senad Palislamovic is a technical leader at an SDN startup and has ~20 years of networking experience in all aspects of networking. He has run the gamut from being a sysadmin, to managing LANs, architecting WANs and most recently focusing on SDN. Senad is active in several IETF working groups and networking standards bodies, mostly focused on BGP and MPLS standards. In his past life, he was also involved in the birthing of several JUNOS and MPLS books. He currently works as technical director at SDN startup Nuage Networks.