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In this presentation, Shukun will introduce a new way for bare metal management which is automatically manage bare metal hosts and related network devices via a Kubernetes (k8s) style API, so that in hybrid cloud environment, on-premises infrastructure can be managed like cloud. In hybrid cloud environment, create and manage the on-premises side infrastructure is very tedious as the operator may need to not only deploy the whole environment, but also configure network for isolation, configure RAID and BIOS for reliability and optimization and so on. It is necessary to automate such operations so that on-premises can be treated just like cloud. K8s is a great tool for managing compute resources and there are many related projects which can extend the scope of k8s, such as: Cluster-API and Metal3.io. These projects can be used to achieve the above goal, automate on-premises management operations. In this presentation, Shukun will explain these projects, demonstrate how to use them and introduce the latest development happened in the community. Audience could understand how to automatically manage bare metal hosts and the related network devices through a k8s style API, and this could help to extend the use of k8s and finally lead to further prosperity of the community.
Shukun SONG is a software engineer currently focusing on bare metal cluster management at Fujitsu Limited. He is mainly working in the Metal3.io community and has interest about OpenShift.
