tectonic summit 2016: it's go time

Jonathan Donaldson Vice President, Data Center GroupGM, Software Defined InfrastructureIntel Corp.

It’s ‘Go’ Time: Taking Kubernetes to the Enterprise

The Future is Scheduled.

2017

Containers Go

MainstreamDocker ReleasedOpenStackAWS EC2

2013201020082006 2015

Kubernetes Donated to

CNCF

BORG

GIFEE

2016

AppEngineVMware Virtual Platform for Intel

IA-32

1999

“DevOps”Coined

2009

CoreOS Tectonic

Kubernetes: the Premier Orchestrator

Cloud Adoption continues

201620152014201320122011

Tier 2 CSP

33% CAGR

Tier 1 CSP

21% CAGR

Private

24% CAGR

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Public Cloud

Private Cloud

MicrosoftAzure

Software for your hardware?

Hardware for your software?

Developer Efficiency Microservices PortabilityAgility

Cloud for All Collaborations

Clear LinuxProject

Open Standards & Initiatives:

Industry :

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up to 800%2015: Memory Functions

(memmove, memset, indexof, etc)

2016: More Memory, Crypto, Compiler, Intel XED

Cool!Go

A foundation for Testing code at ScaleThe CNCF Community Cluster

Gain access to 1K node clusterOptimize for scaleAccepts projects that will upstream

code and benefit the industry

https://github.com/cncf/cluster

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OpenStack control plane services run on RKT OpenStack compute node runs on RKT K8s and OpenStack aware of each other

(nova-kubernetes-drain) OpenStack upstream solution w/ Kolla Full support for K8S volume plug-in for Cinder

in coreos-kubernetes PoC of Live Migration from OpenStack to K8S on

Nova

Tectonic stack OPTIMIZATIONS

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VM grade security for Rkt

QEMU support enabled in Rkt Container Network Interface (CNI)

support for RKT/KVM (in dev)E2e conformance tests enabled on Bare

MetalCommits in K8S repo present

The security and isolation of Intel® VT-x

for containers.

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SNAP TelemetryCollect, process, and publish

telemetry data at scale. Over 70 plugins w/ libraries for C++, Python,

Golang Intelligent metric selection w/ Dynamic Metrics Package/automation support Distributed workflows, unified logging, CRON

support, build automation, and more

https://github.com/intelsdi-x/snap

Thank You

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Accelerate Cloud Native to Mainstream

Deploy and Manage Solutions with Kubernetes

Test Apps at Scale with the CNCF Community Cluster

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