Mirantis OpenStack on Kubernetes
summary
Mirantis OpenStack on Kubernetes (MOSK) packages OpenStack services as containers, managed by Kubernetes operators and delivered on Docker Enterprise Container Cloud with containerized Ceph, StackLight, Octavia and bare-metal provisioning. The demo upgrades an OpenStack Queens cluster to Rocky in about two hours, running rolling updates, prefetching images, and keeping APIs live, with a background Rally job reporting 98.4% successful user operations. Initial GA ships November 4 (Suri release) and promises six-week continuous releases and zero-touch migrations.
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chapters (5)
- 0:00Introduction to Mirantis OpenStack
- 1:26Why new OpenStack distribution
- 6:24Architecture on Kubernetes
- 13:35Live upgrade demonstration
- 22:45Release and future updates
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