Coriolis How to easily migrate your IT workloads to Charmed OpenStack
summary
Coriolis migrates VMs from VMware and public clouds to Charmed OpenStack using a plugin model, Keystone auth and a REST API plus web UI; it runs agentless design workers that create CBT snapshots and perform differential snapshotting, sending only nonzero blocks (demo disk 8.5 GB with 5.6 GB transferred). It creates temporary worker VMs, does OS morphing (uninstall open-vm-tools, install cloud-init or drivers), supports Windows and Linux workers, offers replicas for continuous DR and one‑time lift‑and‑shift migrations, and stores endpoints encrypted in Barbican.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 1:15Built like an OpenStack project
- 1:52Service oriented
- 2:35Pluggable
- 4:15Scalability
- 5:06Cloud Endpoints
- 5:58Supported Platforms
- 7:01Supported guest operating systems
- 8:04Supported distributions and releases
- 9:07Modes of operation
- 10:59Replica Executions
- 11:17Coriolis' steps
- 12:34Replica Deployments
- 13:02Replica Deployment steps
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