Open Matters: HP & OpenStack
summary
HP runs public and private clouds on OpenStack and began deploying it in 2011, shipping roughly one Linux server per minute; the project now tracks about 32 discrete services and accepts growing commit volume while only ~1 in 3 patches currently land. Key components described include Nova, Keystone, Swift, Neutron, dashboard Horizon, CI system Zuul, and incubating DBaaS Trove. Work includes TripleO installer, Ironic bare‑metal, LBaaS, large‑scale CI testing, removing SSH access to improve reliability, and fixing scaling bugs found in public cloud runs.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Start
- 7:53Daily Patch Volume
- 8:16Accelerated Participation with Velocity
- 15:31Some philosophies
- 18:22Debugging?
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