Converged Infrastrucure with Open Source - Theron Conrey, Red Hat
586 views · Published 1 October 2013 · 48:13 · Indexed 28 October 2026
Channel: The Linux Foundation · 2013 · Science & Technology
Converged infrastructure is an idea for virtualization infrastructure that is enabling organizations to deploy more rapidly on a single commodity hardware platform for both compute and storage infrastructure. Until recently this was something that was difficult to do with Open Source software. This presentation provides an overview of what a converged infrastructure solution looks like and then digs into the Open Source software that can be used to build successful converged solutions. With Gluster and oVirt as foundational software packages the presentation will dig into advanced scenarios for deploying Virtual machines as well as adding additional nodes for both storage and compute. OpenStack networking, image management, and object store will be tied in as well to demonstrate the advantages of using Open Source to solve your organization's virtualization challenges
More from this channel
-
0:37
The Linux Foundation Video Site:: Chicks dig it
-
1:01
The Origin (Japanese Subtitles)
-
5:19
The Linux Foundation Video Site:: Flock
-
0:35
The Linux Foundation Video Site:: Gnu/Linux-Desktop
-
5:51
The Linux Foundation Video Site:: Debian & Cooliris
-
6:09
The Linux Foundation Video Site:: Slackware Linux
-
1:57
The Linux Foundation Video Site:: Bdale Garbee (Hewlett-Pack
-
1:12
The Linux Foundation Video Site:: James Morris (Red Hat) at