How We Turned Les Restos du Cœur into a Cloud Provider
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Describes how Restos du Cœur were reworked into a cloud provider by moving their infrastructure to cloud-native architectures; it discusses technologies used (containers, Kubernetes, CI/CD pipelines and likely public cloud services) to provide scalable, automated hosting. Explains the problems addressed—scalability, automation and operational efficiency—and the concrete approach of containerization, orchestration and continuous delivery to run services for the charity.
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chapters (20)
- 0:00Project introduction
- 1:47Présentation des Restos du Cœur
- 4:11Local history and challenges
- 8:26First datacenter and donations
- 10:33National antenna problems
- 11:56Network architecture and security
- 13:20Infrastructure as Code and deployments
- 15:25Enhanced security
- 17:30Immutable infrastructure
- 21:01Documentation and sharing
- 22:03Cloud transition
- 23:26OpenStack choice
- 26:34Overlay and services
- 28:19Technical deep dive
- 31:50Cubeception and cluster management
- 32:54CMDB and Netbox
- 34:17Deployed services and impact
- 37:05Key figures and savings
- 38:29Volunteer call and help
- 39:51Q&A and conclusion
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