Jonathan Donaldson, VP & GM, Cloud and Infrastructure Technologies, ‎Intel Corporation talks about Intel's work in the community to help make Kubernetes ready for the enterprise. 12/12/16

1. Jonathan Donaldson
Vice President, Data Center Group
GM, Software Defined Infrastructure
Intel Corp.
It’s ‘Go’ Time: Taking
Kubernetes
to the Enterprise

2. The Future is Scheduled.

3. 2017
Containers
Go
Mainstream
Docker
Released
OpenStack
AWS EC2
2013201020082006 2015
Kubernetes
Donated to
CNCF
BORG
GIFEE
2016
AppEngineVMware Virtual
Platform for Intel
IA-32
1999
“DevOps”
Coined
2009
CoreOS Tectonic

4. Kubernetes: the
Premier Orchestrator

5. Cloud Adoption
continues
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6. Public
Cloud
Private
Cloud
Microsoft
Azure

7. Software for your
hardware?
Hardware for your
software?

8.  Developer Efficiency
 Microservices
 Portability
 Agility

9. Cloud for All
Collaborations
Clear
Linux
Project
Open Standards & Initiatives:
Industry :
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10. p to 800%
2015: Memory Functions
(memmove, memset, indexof, etc)
2016: More Memory, Crypto,
Compiler, Intel XED
Cool!

11. A foundation for Testing code
at Scale
The CNCF Community Cluster
 Gain access to 1K node cluster
 Optimize for scale
 Accepts projects that will upstream
code and benefit the industry
https://github.com/cncf/cluster
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12. Intel® Cloud Summit 2016
 OpenStack control plane services run on RKT
 OpenStack compute node runs on RKT
 K8s and OpenStack aware of each other
(nova-kubernetes-drain)
 OpenStack upstream solution w/ Kolla
 Full support for K8S volume plug-in for Cinder
in coreos-kubernetes
 PoC of Live Migration from OpenStack to K8S on Nova
Tectonic stack
OPTIMIZATIONS

13. Intel® Cloud Summit 2016
VM grade security for Rkt
 QEMU support enabled in Rkt
 Container Network Interface (CNI) support for
RKT/KVM (in dev)
 E2e conformance tests enabled on Bare Metal
 Commits in K8S repo present
The security and isolation of
Intel® VT-x for containers.

14. Intel® Cloud Summit 2016
SNAP Telemetry
Collect, process, and publish telemetry
data at scale.
 Over 70 plugins w/ libraries for C++, Python, Golang
 Intelligent metric selection w/ Dynamic Metrics
 Package/automation support
 Distributed workflows, unified logging, CRON support,
build automation, and more
https://github.com/intelsdi-x/snap

15. Thank You
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Accelerate Cloud Native to Mainstream
Deploy and Manage Solutions with Kubernetes
Test Apps at Scale with the CNCF Community Cluster

17. Intel® Cloud Summit 2016
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