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Wednesday, May 20 • 11:00am - 11:40am
Mesos/Docker clusters with Ironic : A Match Made in Heaven

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Docker containers provide great performance at a cost in security.  For high security, we need separate Docker clusters, typically using Nova VMs.  Using VMs means reduced performance.  Deploying on bare metal gives best performance, with challenges of independent scale-out and inter-cluster security.

We will show Ironic with flexible, high-performance, multi-tenant network to deploy and scale independent and secure Docker+Mesos clusters.
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Scott Drennan

Principal Product Manager
Scott Drennan is a Principal Product Manager for Nuage Networks. He has been involved with the OpenStack integration to the Nuage VSD network policy engine. His focus has been primarily on exposing sophisticated and scalable network policy within OpenStack.  As an avid Open Source proponent since the early days of Linux, Scptt is delighted to combine his passions for FOSS and scalable network architecture to enhance OpenStack networking... Read More →
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Vlad Gridin

Software Development engineer, Nuage Networks
Software Development engineer at Nuage Networks, involved in SDN and NFV for the past 3 years. Currently working with Heat and Ironic.
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Bernard van de Walle

NuageNet, DevOps Lead
Bernard is a Technical Product Manager in the Openstack Team at Nuage Networks. | He is constantly experimenting with new feature ideas by trying to build them with Openstack. | He strongly believes that the best way to understand a product is to play with it and use it extensively. He is following that approach with Openstack. | Before joining Nuage, Bernard was involved in traditional network architecture design.

Wednesday May 20, 2015 11:00am - 11:40am
Room 210
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