And it looks like the Foundation has used that input to assemble a Summit schedule jam-packed with relevant and interesting presentations about OpenStack. There will be a lot of NFV material this time around, a lot of SDN, and yes–we’ll all still be talking about containers.
If you’d like to hear from Cisco speakers at the event, you’ve got a number of compelling options across a variety of subjects, including:
Containers (of course)
Multi-tenancy for Docker containers with keystone and adding quota limits
Kubernetes Automation on OpenStack Using Ansible
Birds of a Feather
Business Cloud Advisor – Enterprise for Cloud Adoption
Telecom/NFV
Optimizing NFV Service Chains on OpenStack Using Docker
Networking (of course)
OpenStack and OpenDaylight: The Current Status and Future Direction
Understanding ML2 Port Binding
HPC/Research
High-Performance OpenStack for Science and Data Analytics in a Hybrid Cloud Environment
Cloud App Development
Enforcing Application SLAs with Congress and Monasca
Community Building
Fostering Full Equality: Sponsored by Women of OpenStack
Build It and They Will Come (Easier Said Than Done!)
Hands-on Workshop
Developing, Deploying, and Consuming L4-7 Network Services in an OpenStack Cloud
But hey—we know you’re not going to the OpenStack Summit to hear from Cisco. We’re not either, frankly. We’re going there to eat tacos and barbecue and listen to live music (Google “Austin”).
Did I say that? That’s not what I meant. I meant that we’re really going there to connect with the brilliant people working on the project (while eating tacos), to hear about how customers are using it (over tacos), to learn about its latest capabilities (more tacos), to pick up best practices for different use cases (with a pulled pork sandwich in hand), and to get a look at the roadmap for the next six months (an endeavor best undertaken in the presence of a live band). We plan to learn from our own colleagues as well as from our competitors. And we hope to contribute in equal measure.
So thanks for taking a moment to note where we’ll be and what we’ll be talking about. We look forward to seeing you (at the taco truck)!
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