Lifecycle Management for the Software Defined Infrastructure
- 4. Setting the expectations Infrastructure as code and containerized control planes aren't just buzzwords, but two of the paradigms of SUSE's next generation Software Defined Infrastructure stack. In this talk we'll give an outlook on our ongoing efforts to br container-based Software Defined Infrastructure not just to your datacenter, but also to distributed environments like retail infrastructure or even IoT.
- 15. This is where the journey will go: Containers are everywhere! Infrastructure as Code! Linux from ● the Edge to ● the Core to ● the Cloud!
- 26. Monitoring: Prometheus with Grafana/Stra Kubernetes Cluster ☺SDI Admin Ceph (w OpenStack Cloud Foundry Containers PaaS ☺LOB User 1 Stratos API Kubernetes Clu C Fo Containers P Stratos Kubernetes Cluster ☺LOB User Grafana Bare Metal SLES Dashboards Uyuni Prometheus
- 27. Uyuni Datacenter deployment: OpenStack as “undercloud” API-driven VM deployment Kubernetes Cluster ☺SDI Admin Ceph (w OpenStack Cloud Foundry Containers PaaS ☺LOB User 1 Stratos kubeadm Airship Site Manifests RPM Repos Container Registry Helm Chart Repo Cluster Manager UI Airship (+ Gardener?) API Kubernetes Clu C Fo Containers P Stratos Kubernetes Cluster ☺LOB User
- 28. SUSE Manager: Where the journey is going Linux System Lifecycle Management Cluster Lifecycle Management
- 29. SUSE Manager: Where the journey is going Linux System Lifecycle Management Clusters Lifecycle Management
- 30. SUSE Manager: Where the journey is going Linux System Lifecycle Management Clusters Lifecycle Management
- 32. ✔ Software Defined Infrastructure ✔ Containers ✔ Configuration as Code ✔ DevOps ✔ GitOps ✔ Hybrid Cloud ✔ Multi-Cloud!
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