Joacim Halén - WIND(...)
summary
Wind manages and orchestrates geographically distributed, heterogeneous clouds and claims a modular plugin architecture that supports different hypervisors and cloud OSes. Implementation details: ~100K lines of code, ~75% Erlang, an Erlang libvirt binding called evirt. Built components include a resource manager that separates placement from creation, a peer‑assisted distributed image service, and a plugin manager; testing uses emulated clouds so most behavior runs in unit tests and integration scenarios.
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chapters (21)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:43Initial assumptions
- 1:53Cloudland
- 6:00Distributed Cloud
- 9:35Compute Network Services
- 10:53Network Services
- 14:28Resource Management
- 16:35Container Service
- 17:48Scaling Service
- 26:38Implementation
- 28:45Processes
- 29:25Northbound API
- 31:46REST API
- 32:24Southbound
- 33:26Plugin Manager
- 34:48Plugins
- 37:05Airline API
- 38:34Testing
- 40:09Inline
- 41:10Current work
- 42:30Questions
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