Container Management at Scale
summary
SUSE describes a concrete stack: Kubernetes + SUSE Enterprise Storage (Ceph Nautilus) managed by Rook operator with CSI drivers; demo deploys a three‑worker-node cluster with one extra disk per node, shows WordPress + MySQL using RBD and CephFS volumes, and confirms mounts (dev rbd0, Ceph monitors and OSDs visible). Prereqs list includes ceph-common and xfsprogs on workers, CSI becoming stable in Kubernetes 1.18, and Helm charts for fast installs; hyperconverged vs separate Ceph cluster tradeoffs are shown.
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chapters (26)
- 0:00Intro
- 1:10Three major dimensions
- 2:51Whats new
- 6:47Evolving workloads
- 7:19Storage requirements
- 8:29Infrastructure requirements
- 9:07Integration with Kubernetes
- 10:20Problems with Containers
- 12:24Cloud Native
- 14:34ROK Architecture
- 14:58Clusters
- 15:51csi
- 18:05csi support matrix
- 19:00Prerequisites
- 19:51Sample Setup
- 20:11Faster Setup
- 20:57FFS Quick Setup
- 21:07Prerequisites for Rook
- 23:02Demonstration
- 23:15Audio Issues
- 26:19Cluster Overview
- 28:20Storage Class File
- 29:55Sample Application
- 33:23Storage Class
- 36:52Questions
- 38:51Mike Nelson
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