Keynote: Cloud Native in the Enterprise: Production, Best Practice and Innovation
summary
Huawei reports running over 4,000 nodes and 20,000 production containers on a Kubernetes-based PaaS and aims for 100,000. Global deployment time drops from about a week to minutes after building a point-to-point image sync across ~8,000 servers and using Kubernetes Federation. Resource use falls (example move from ~200 VMs to ~20 for same workload), networking supports multiple IPs per container, and a hybrid application orchestration layer manages container and non-container apps, cutting 95% of manual operational work. Dynamic storage provisioning integrates with Hitachi/Fujitsu via the CSI effort.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:45Huawei Enterprise IT - Use Case Scenario - Background
- 2:47Huawei Enterprise IT - Cloud Native in Production Cloud Native Solution
- 4:05Best Practices in Cloud Native Enterprise
- 5:52Simplify Container Network Management
- 6:51Simplify Hybrid Application Management
- 7:36Simplify Storage Management
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