Keynote : OpenStack Rising
summary
OpenInfra Foundation frames three concrete market drivers: digital sovereignty prompting regional clouds, Broadcom’s VMware license changes driving migrations away from VMware, and AI’s demand for accelerated compute and enormous storage. OpenStack claims 14 years of development, 600,000 changes from 10,000 contributors, and nine of the top ten telcos running it; 60% of members report migrating at least one VMware customer. Projects listed: OpenStack, Airship, Kata Containers, StarlingX, Zuul. Demo shows vGPU live migration working with a brief pause and successful resume.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Welcome and introduction
- 1:41Open Infrastructure Foundation role
- 3:52OpenStack community growth
- 5:20Optimistic future outlook
- 6:22Digital sovereignty trend
- 8:06VMware migration opportunity
- 9:53AI infrastructure demand
- 12:445G and NFV legacy
- 14:11Three forces ecosystem
- 15:35OpenStack for AI workloads
- 17:20GPU live migration demo
- 18:46Trillion-dollar opportunity
- 19:27Call to join OpenInfra
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