Commons Briefing #60: Virtual Multitenancy and Running Non-Container Workloads on OpenShift

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Channel: OpenShift · 2017 · Science & Technology

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Enterprise complexity yields a new set of challenges as companies mature in their use of Kubernetes and OpenShift. Providing virtual multitenancy on OpenShift allows organizations to share Kubernetes clusters between multiple production applications and/or between development, test, and production. Sharing clusters with non-containerized applications creates a different set of issues altogether. Univa’s CTO, Fritz Ferstl, will demonstrate how Navops Command provides the advanced scheduling and policy framework allowing sharing of OpenShift clusters across teams and for the deployment and execution of non-containerized workloads in a Kubernetes context.

Guest Speaker: Fritz Ferstl, CTO – Univa

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