Nick Barcet, Red Hat | Red Hat Summit 2020
summary
Claims OpenShift runs as a common service from cloud to the far edge hosting both VMs and containers on the same box, and Red Hat stitches that with OpenStack, OpenShift + OpenStack, and portfolio pieces like Ansible, RHEL, AMQ and Quercus to manage thousands or millions of devices. Verizon moves from OpenStack to OpenShift on bare metal. Roadmap shows functioning demos: three‑node edge datacenters today, next single‑machine remote worker nodes and eventual single‑machine acting as a cluster for disconnected sites.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and welcome
- 1:04Distributed systems and edge computing
- 2:28Red Hat’s edge solution vision
- 4:135G importance and latency
- 5:39Edge and hybrid cloud connection
- 7:45Open source projects for edge
- 9:54Red Hat portfolio integration
- 10:58Customer proof points in telecom
- 11:42IT and OT collaboration challenges
- 13:05Future of edge computing
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