Keynote: Ceph: The Future of the Storage TODAY
summary
Engineers move from Red Hat into IBM on Jan 1 and remain intact, with a firm commitment that Ceph stays 100% open source and upstream first. IBM claims it is the world’s largest Kubernetes vendor and plans concrete work: improve RADOS Gateway S3, harden NFS support, finish an NVMe over TCP RBD target, and turn Ceph into a converged file block and object platform for hybrid cloud, DR, and primary storage use cases.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction
- 2:00IBMs storage strategy
- 3:00IBM and Red Hat
- 4:00IBM and Ceph
- 5:00Change of Guard
- 6:00Open Source
- 7:00State of Ceph
- 8:00Whats Next
- 9:00Ecosystem
- 11:00Expanding
- 12:00NVMe TCP Target
- 13:00Outro
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