Speaker
Mr
Johannes Scheuermann
(Inovex\KIT)
Description
Running traditional data centers, engineers have to face many challenges, such
as running multiple different workloads. In this workshop we will have a look at
such a data center and identify the challenges that have to be faced when using
these architectures. After this we look at a basic use case and implement it for
a traditional data center. In the next step we will have a look at new
technologies for Software Defined Data Centers (SDDC). This enables us to
compare how these new technologies cope with the problems found earlier and help
make data centers more flexible.
A big benefit of SDDCs is running dynamic and flexible workloads while archiving high resource utilization.
A SDDC contains these (and more) technologies:
Software defined Networking (SDN)
Software defined Storage (SDS)
Data Center Operating System (DCOS)
The goal of this workshop is to build your own mini SDDC with a reference
software stack based on:
CentOS / CoreOS
Docker
Mesos and Mesosphere
(Quobyte)
(OpenVswitch)
Requirement for participation:
Basic knowledge of data centers
An additional tutorial for deepening the topic is available on Friday
http://indico.scc.kit.edu/indico/event/89/session/35/contribution/53
Primary author
Mr
Johannes Scheuermann
(Inovex\KIT)
