Data Without Borders - Using Rook Storage Orchestration at a Global Scale
summary
Rook acts as a Kubernetes control plane for storage, deploying Ceph, EdgeFS and CockroachDB across clusters and declaring Ceph production-ready around 1.0; demo wires two EKS clusters via EdgeFS inter-site gateway, an S3 gateway plus Lambda to copy objects, showing eventual-consistent mirroring with a configurable batching delay. Crossplane and KubeFed are mentioned as multi-cluster control planes; Rook now has 150+ contributors and runs as a CNCF-incubating project.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Start
- 2:08Terminology
- 3:36What is Rook?
- 4:58Control Planes & Data Planes
- 6:25Data plane architectures
- 14:44CockroachDB - Distributed Algorithms
- 15:38CockroachDB - Locality Awareness
- 18:42Global Storage Orchestration
- 19:49Global Control Plane
- 20:38Kubefed (Federation v2)
- 22:02Crossplane
- 25:11Demo
- 31:27Rook sessions at Kubecon
