Headline Panel: Global Enterprise IT Companies Supporting OpenStack
summary
Enterprise vendors describe concrete gaps and progress: operators need rolling upgrades, better integration with legacy gear, and federated identity for hybrid clouds; vendors point to tools like TripleO and Compass for deployment and call for operator feedback loops. Telco use cases demand 5 nines availability and network determinism while HPC-style scale—deploying 10,000 VMs quickly—exposes Python performance limits. NFV and OpenStack converge but require coordinated roadmaps and more operability tooling.
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chapters (27)
- 0:00Intro
- 3:34Why is OpenStack important to you
- 4:44Why do you want to make it a standard
- 5:13Would you like to take a shot
- 5:46Why are you excited about Open
- 6:22What are the pain points
- 7:29Stability and scalability
- 8:25Installation and deployments
- 9:24Customer feedback
- 10:22tooling around the core
- 11:35punch list
- 11:55Python
- 12:53NME
- 14:21NFE
- 15:21Big IT vs startups
- 17:29Ericssons thoughts on NFE
- 18:38What does the community need to do
- 20:09How can we help
- 20:58The tipping point
- 22:35Softwaredefined economy
- 23:06Twitter Questions
- 24:29Private vs Public Cloud
- 26:49Talent
- 28:11Diversity
- 29:44Pipeline
- 30:05Mentors
- 31:38Challenges
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