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Wednesday, October 28 • 3:40pm - 4:20pm
Tenant Network Isolation for Bare Metal Deployments With Neutron

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Ironic currently supports provisioning of  bare metal deployments on a flat network. While this may be acceptable in small or test deployment scenarios, it is not a desirable solution for larger deployments where multi-tenancy support is needed. Flat networks does not provide isolation of tenant traffic. Therefore, operators end up creating extensive infrastructure to provide isolation for tenants for their deployments. Ideally, Operators desire to utilize same tenant isolation for their bare metal deployments that is available for virtual machine deployments (i.e VLANs or VxLAN based isolated networks). 

We propose utilizing Neutron networking in Ironic for bare metal deployments in a similar manner as these networks are available to Nova for virtual deployments. This streamlines and simplifies the bare metal deployments while providing full multi-tenancy support. 

Ironic and Neutron teams have been working together to make this a reality. We will present the details and deep dive of this implementation in this session. 

Come and learn how you can take advatage of this framework for your deployment scenarios.
Speakers
avatar for Sukhdev Kapur

Sukhdev Kapur

SDN Engineering, Arista Networks
Sukhdev Kapur is part of SDN Engineering team at Arista Networks - pioneer of software driven cloud networking. He has been actively contributing to the development of Neutron. Sukhdev is a networking veteran with over 20 years experience in highly available distributed systems, cloud... Read More →
avatar for Jim Rollenhagen

Jim Rollenhagen

Software Developer, Okta
avatar for Devananda Van Der Veen

Devananda Van Der Veen

Bare Metal Cloud Architect, IBM Cloud / SoftLayer
Devananda is opinionated and passionate about using technology to improve humanity. He began working on OpenStack in 2012 and started the Ironic project a year later, adding bare metal provisioning to the growing cloud platform, and subsequently served on the OpenStack Technical Committee... Read More →

Wednesday October 28, 2015 3:40pm - 4:20pm JST
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