OpenSDS: The Autonomous Data Platform for Cloud Native
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OpenSDS is an open-source cloud-native storage platform that prevents vendor lock-in; the talk describes its roadmap to become an autonomous data platform by adding AI/ML, orchestration/automation, and multi‑cloud support while maintaining northbound framework integration and southbound storage connectivity. It also covers planned end‑user scenarios and community activities to grow the developer ecosystem and drive adoption.
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chapters (12)
- 0:00Intro
- 0:43SODA Smart Open Data Autonomy SODA Connects Things
- 2:06Architecture and Projects
- 3:55Intelligent Data Provisioning
- 6:38Intelligent Data Migration
- 13:49Contact Information
- 14:58SODA Project Mission Statement
- 19:44SODA Project Goals
- 24:05SODA Participants in the Ecosystem
- 26:06Benefits of Membership
- 29:32Expectations of Members & Users
- 30:39Governance Model
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