Putting the PaaS in OpenStack
Talkat OpenStack Summit Portland 2013 · on Monday, 2013-04-15· at 16:30· A107+108+109 (Portland Convention Center), 777 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Portland, OR 97232·
summary
Red Hat ships OpenShift Origin (Apache 2.0) as an open-source PaaS that deploys on OpenStack using Heat templates and prebuilt Glance images, Puppet scripts and CFN-style orchestration. Architecture uses a stateless broker plus scalable node gears (LXC/cgroups + SELinux), cartridges for language runtimes, HAProxy for LB and optional DB services. Demo uses Heat to register images, start broker + nodes, then spin up an app — WordPress up in ~5 minutes from git push. All scripts and docs live at openshift.github.io.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Introduction to OpenStack
- 1:25Red Hat vision and agenda
- 2:25Open source and cloud role
- 5:06IT infrastructure transformation
- 7:24Importance of PaaS
- 9:57OpenShift PaaS components
- 10:39OpenShift architecture
- 13:15Application scaling and API
- 15:49Deploying with Heat
- 20:22Application demo
- 26:00Conclusion
- 27:07Q&A
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