Below you'll find a list of all posts that have been tagged as “networking”
Microservices, especially cloud-native, container-based microservices have radically changed how applications are built and deployed. This shift has been driven by a number of positives that container-based microservices provide (eg. speed, portability, …). However, traditional monitoring tools don’t’ work with these new systems. The service mesh concept (and in particular the …
Robert Starmer talks with Datanauts host Drew Conry-Murray about the general whys and hows of operating OpenStack in Containers. They then explore the relationship between OpenStack and Kubernetes, and how stateful services like storage and databases might function. Finally, they discuss the Kolla project which leverages Ansible and Docker to …
We had the pleasure of helping the Romana Project implement the Neutron IPAM API integration. At this meetup, our CTO, Robert Starmer will join the Romana Project‘s Chris Marino in a talk and demo of the IPAM integration provides network multi-tenancy without an overlay and using only routed layer 3 …
Kumulus Tech’s CTO, Robert Starmer joint Michael Damkot (@mdamkot) as a guest on the PacketPushers Weekly show (@packetpushers). Get a real world perspective on OpenStack Networking from people that have seen the good, the bad, and the ugly! Click on the link to listen or download the mp3 for later!
PLUMgrid hosted the San Francisco Bay Area OpenStack meetup this week, and we had a presentation by Gaetano Borgione on OpenStack integrated networks. I think his presentation can be summed up as follows: Virtual and Physical networks need to be cooperatively integrated from some form of central management ‘controller’, and …
I’ve gotta come right out and say it: Open Virtual Switch– or OVS– is the wrong switch for Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS). That’s not to say it’s the wrong switch for virtual, or even as a base layer integration for Software Defined Networks…but it is absolutely the wrong solution …
