The Future of OSS and Multi-tenancy: Adapting Architecture for Modern Demands
summary
Exastro IT Automation moves from one-instance-per-tenant to a single multi-tenant instance by reworking core architecture into organizations and workspaces to isolate projects and testing/production databases, adds an agent system so remote environments execute jobs without exposing internal networks, and lets operators remove unwanted applications to avoid wasted databases and cross-tenant performance impact; NEC also offers a paid Exastro IT Automation Cloud. The rework succeeds in consolidating resources and integrating ITA into a broader OSS ecosystem.
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chapters (8)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 1:17Overview of Exastro
- 3:00Industry history and trends
- 4:38Evolution of Exastro
- 6:46Transition to version 2.0
- 10:03Multi-tenancy and workspaces
- 13:27Technical challenges in v2.0
- 18:46Conclusion and future outlook
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