Fearless automation Deploying OpenStack on top of Kubernetes
summary
Yaook is an open source lifecycle manager that runs OpenStack on Kubernetes using Kubernetes operators to implement a global control loop and reconcile declared vs observed state. It wires Ironic, NetBox and HashiCorp Vault through a metal-controller, uses Ansible to bootstrap Kubernetes, and supports optional storage via Rook/CEPH. Yaook handles Day‑2 ops, refuses risky changes until human approval, scales (pulled Glance into production, 100 compute nodes deployed in parallel) and runs in environments with ~24,000 vCPUs and 250 tenant clusters.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:29Agenda
- 0:41Schwarz Group
- 1:27Stackit
- 2:53Use Cases
- 3:06App Cloud Foundry
- 4:41Our growth
- 5:12Why Kubernetes
- 7:16What is yaouk
- 7:48Fearless automation
- 9:57Dependency network
- 11:39Complexity elimination
- 13:20Recap
- 14:28Questions
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