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Wednesday, April 17 • 4:30pm - 5:10pm
More reliable, more resilient, more redundant: High Availability Update for Grizzly and beyond

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OpenStack high availability has seen a lot of progress since it was defined as an overarching design goal during the Folsom cycle. Not only is there now a reference architecture for highly available OpenStack infrastructure services, but OpenStack is also gradually growing native high availability features. In this session, we are giving an overview of the current state of high availability technology in OpenStack, and an outlook as we enter the Havana cycle.

In particular, this session covers > 

Infrastructure HA:

  • OpenStack infrastructure high availability with the Pacemaker stack
  • The status of high availability in OpenStack AMQP messaging and database access 

High Availability features in OpenStack Compute (Nova):

  • Automatic node evacuation, to address physical compute node failures
  • The status of automatic Nova guest recovery
  • Ensembles (virtual machine groups) to deploy multi-guest applications resilient to physical node failure 

High availability improvements in OpenStack Networking (Quantum)    

Attendees should have a good general understanding of OpenStack components. High availability experience is a plus, but not required. 

 

Speakers
avatar for Florian Haas

Florian Haas

City Network
Florian runs the Education team at City Network, and helps people learn to use, understand, and deploy complex technology. He has worked exclusively with open source software since about 2002, and has been heavily involved in OpenStack and Ceph since early 2012, and in Open edX since... Read More →

Wednesday April 17, 2013 4:30pm - 5:10pm PDT
A106 (Portland Convention Center) 777 NE Martin Luther King Jr Blvd Portland, OR 97232
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