#4 Open Source Forum 2019 Steven Tan
summary
SODA rebrands OpenSDS into a concrete data mobility framework that unifies CSI storage drivers, telemetry, orchestration and policy-based movement across cloud, edge and on‑prem. It integrates China Unicom’s S3-like middleware with OpenStack and is already running in production backing a cluster that stores 4 petabytes. Early adopters include Yahoo Japan with 52 OpenStack clusters and NTT Communications for cloud‑to‑AWS migration. Roadmap shows phased releases (first release with S3 integration, Q1 followup) and a certification program.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00SODA project introduction
- 2:01Connecting storage solutions
- 4:42CSI and SODA for orchestration
- 6:30SODA data mobility framework
- 9:02Unified data control interfaces
- 12:20Data lifecycle management use cases
- 14:04SODA mission in open-source
- 15:49Certification and governance
- 17:37SODA forum timeline
- 20:14Call to action
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