How We Turned Restos du Cœur into a Cloud Provider
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A nonprofit (Restos du Cœur) built an internal private cloud using OpenStack and Kubernetes, with a focus on proactive energy management. The talk explains the platform’s architecture and configuration decisions (including a "Bare Metal forecasting" approach for dynamic, efficient energy use), the motivations and challenges of applying cloud concepts in a nonprofit, and concrete lessons learned and outcomes.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:09Restos du Cœur overview
- 6:18Volunteer journey start
- 8:46Local infrastructure
- 13:18National needs
- 15:05Network architecture & security
- 16:49Infrastructure as Code
- 23:08Kubernetes & OpenStack
- 26:15OpenStack deployment
- 32:58Observability & automation
- 35:01Services & savings
- 38:30Impact & key figures
- 39:55Call for help & conclusion
- 40:39Q&A
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