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OpenInfra User Group meeting

6 June 2024
CERN
Europe/Zurich timezone

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  1. 1. Welcome to CERN
    Dr Arne Wiebalck (CERN), Enrica Maria Porcari (CERN)
    06/06/2024, 14:00
  2. 7. OpenStack at CERN
    Jose Castro Leon (CERN)
    06/06/2024, 14:20
  3. 6. Supercharging an existing secure HPC infrastructure with Openstack
    Mattia Belluco (ETH Zurich)
    06/06/2024, 14:40

    Leveraging OpenStack to pivot a secure HPC infrastructure into a flexible Trusted Research Environment where HPC resources run alongside Virtual Machines and K8s clusters.

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  4. 8. Proposing a Public Cloud infrastructure and using it to heat a residential neighborhood
    Axel Jacquet (Infomaniak), Siméon Gourlin (Infomaniak)
    06/06/2024, 15:00

    In a first part we will detail some challenges we face on a daily basis in offering a public cloud infrastructure built on Openstack. Then in a second part, how we use this infrastructure to heat a residential area with our new datacenter.

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  5. 3. Open Infrastructure: From Monumental to Mundane and Back Again
    Jay Faulkner (G-Research Open Source Software)
    06/06/2024, 15:20

    Jay is Open Source Developer, G-Research Open Source Software

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  6. 5. Using Cluster API to provide managed Kubernetes on OpenStack
    Matt Pryor (StackHPC)
    06/06/2024, 16:00

    This talk provides an overview of how Cluster API changes the game for deploying and managing Kubernetes through Magnum and Azimuth.

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  7. 4. How can I give virtual GPU resources to my endusers seamlessly?
    Sylvain Bauza (Red Hat)
    06/06/2024, 16:20

    While OpenStack Nova supports virtual GPU and GPU passthrough for a while now, we recently improved a few things and we provided support for the recent nVidia SR-IOV architectures. During this presentation, we'll cover the recent additions that were made and we'll show how to manage your GPU resources in order to provide them to end users, including an experimental feature that will provide...

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  8. 9. Introduction to ovn-bgp-agent
    Bernard Cafarelli (Red Hat)
    06/06/2024, 16:40

    As data centres grow to hyper-scale, the limitations of traditional Layer 2 networking architectures are becoming apparent on scalability and performance, and there is a growing interest for pure Layer 3 deployments.
    To allow that feature on OpenStack, we have been working on a new OVN based agent that can expose workloads through BGP, which we will present in this talk.

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