Cloud Native Computing Meetup Zürich Jan 11 2018

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Aarno Aukia

Introduction to Cloud Native Computing and the CNCF Presented at the Cloud Native Computing Meetup Zürich Jan 11 2018

Software

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Cloud Native Computing Meetup
WELCOME
Cloud Native Computing Meetup
11.1.2018 @ SwissLife Zürich

VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch
Agenda
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Welcome - Frank
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CNCF update - Aarno
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Container Network Interface (CNI) -
Konstantinos
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Prometheus - Aarno
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Istio - Tobias

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Welcome
Frank Potthast Rutz, PhD
Product- and Systemdevelopment at Swiss
Life

VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch
What is Cloud Native Computing 1/2
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Patterns and best practices how to build
(distributed) software applications
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Containerized: Each part is packaged in its
own container for reproducibility,
transparency and resource isolation
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Dynamically orchestrated: Containers are
actively scheduled and managed to
optimize resource utilization.
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Microservices oriented: Applications are
segmented into microservices for overall
agility and maintainability of applications.

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What is Cloud Native Computing 2/2
●
A set of OSS to implement and/or support
these patterns
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Share experience and code for the
'generic' problems
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Infra independent

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What is Cloud Native Computing Foundation
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http://CNCF.io
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Sub-Foundation of the Linux Foundation
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Established 2015
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Governing body for financial resources
(donations), trademarks, events, etc
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https://www.cncf.io/about/members/
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Cisco, CoreOS, Docker, Google, IBM, RH,
SUSE, Netapp, Dell, Fujitsu, Huawei, Intel,
Samsung, ATT, Canonical, Twitter, ebay,
Zalando, etc

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https://www.cncf.io/projects/ 1/4
Kubernetes
container/service orchestration
Prometheus
metrics aggregation & alerting
OpenTracing
distributed service call tracing
Fluentd
log data collector
Linkerd
service call framework (discovery, routing,
failure handling, visibility)

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https://www.cncf.io/projects/ 2/4
gRPC
multi-language service call framework
(data serialization, streaming, auth)
CoreDNS
DNS server for service discovery
Containerd
container runtime daemon (OCI runtime
(runC), OCI image spec)
Rkt
container runtime (App Container (appc)
spec)

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https://www.cncf.io/projects/ 3/4
CNI
Container Network Interface - networking
for Linux containers
Envoy
Service Proxy
Jaeger
Distributed Tracing

VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch
https://www.cncf.io/projects/ 4/4
Notary
Sign & trust data over untrusted transport
The Update Framework
Secure software & package/lib updates

VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch

VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch
Why cloud native computing ?
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Patterns: higher level problem solving
than 'just use tool x'
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Open source and open standards
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Broad support consortium
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Runs on any infrastructure → cloud native
not cloud only
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Application infrastructure as code
●
DevOps philosophy

VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch
Container Networking Interface CNI
Konstantinos Karampogias
Software Engineer at Swisscom

VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch
Prometheus
Aarno Aukia
CTO at VSHN.ch - The DevOps Company

VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch
Istio
Tobias Brunner
Head of DevOps at VSHN.ch

VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch
Thanks!
●
What do you want to talk about at this
meetup ?
●
What CNC technologies do you use
already ?
●
Questions ?
●
Need for discussion ?
●
Topics ?
●
Interested in working with cloud native
stuff? https://vshn.ch/jobs

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JASMIN is the UK’s high-performance data analysis platform for environmental science, operated by STFC on behalf of the UK Natural Environment Research Council (NERC). In addition to its role in hosting the CEDA Archive (NERC’s long-term repository for climate, atmospheric science & Earth observation data in the UK), JASMIN provides a collaborative platform to a community of around 2,000 scientists in the UK and beyond, providing nearly 400 environmental science projects with working space, compute resources and tools to facilitate their work. High-performance data transfer into and out of JASMIN has always been a key feature, with many scientists bringing model outputs from supercomputers elsewhere in the UK, to analyse against observational or other model data in the CEDA Archive. A growing number of JASMIN users are now realising the benefits of using the Globus service to provide reliable and efficient data movement and other tasks in this and other contexts. Further use cases involve long-distance (intercontinental) transfers to and from JASMIN, and collecting results from a mobile atmospheric radar system, pushing data to JASMIN via a lightweight Globus deployment. We provide details of how Globus fits into our current infrastructure, our experience of the recent migration to GCSv5.4, and of our interest in developing use of the wider ecosystem of Globus services for the benefit of our user community.

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Cloud Native Computing Meetup Zürich Jan 11 2018

1. VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch Cloud Native Computing Meetup WELCOME Cloud Native Computing Meetup 11.1.2018 @ SwissLife Zürich

2. VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch Agenda ● Welcome - Frank ● CNCF update - Aarno ● Container Network Interface (CNI) - Konstantinos ● Prometheus - Aarno ● Istio - Tobias

3. VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch Welcome Frank Potthast Rutz, PhD Product- and Systemdevelopment at Swiss Life

4. VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch What is Cloud Native Computing 1/2 ● Patterns and best practices how to build (distributed) software applications ● Containerized: Each part is packaged in its own container for reproducibility, transparency and resource isolation ● Dynamically orchestrated: Containers are actively scheduled and managed to optimize resource utilization. ● Microservices oriented: Applications are segmented into microservices for overall agility and maintainability of applications.

5. VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch What is Cloud Native Computing 2/2 ● A set of OSS to implement and/or support these patterns ● Share experience and code for the 'generic' problems ● Infra independent

6. VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch What is Cloud Native Computing Foundation ● http://CNCF.io ● Sub-Foundation of the Linux Foundation ● Established 2015 ● Governing body for financial resources (donations), trademarks, events, etc ● https://www.cncf.io/about/members/ ● Cisco, CoreOS, Docker, Google, IBM, RH, SUSE, Netapp, Dell, Fujitsu, Huawei, Intel, Samsung, ATT, Canonical, Twitter, ebay, Zalando, etc

7. VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch https://www.cncf.io/projects/ 1/4 Kubernetes container/service orchestration Prometheus metrics aggregation & alerting OpenTracing distributed service call tracing Fluentd log data collector Linkerd service call framework (discovery, routing, failure handling, visibility)

8. VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch https://www.cncf.io/projects/ 2/4 gRPC multi-language service call framework (data serialization, streaming, auth) CoreDNS DNS server for service discovery Containerd container runtime daemon (OCI runtime (runC), OCI image spec) Rkt container runtime (App Container (appc) spec)

9. VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch https://www.cncf.io/projects/ 3/4 CNI Container Network Interface - networking for Linux containers Envoy Service Proxy Jaeger Distributed Tracing

10. VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch https://www.cncf.io/projects/ 4/4 Notary Sign & trust data over untrusted transport The Update Framework Secure software & package/lib updates

11. VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch

12. VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch Why cloud native computing ? ● Patterns: higher level problem solving than 'just use tool x' ● Open source and open standards ● Broad support consortium ● Runs on any infrastructure → cloud native not cloud only ● Application infrastructure as code ● DevOps philosophy

13. VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch Container Networking Interface CNI Konstantinos Karampogias Software Engineer at Swisscom

14. VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch Prometheus Aarno Aukia CTO at VSHN.ch - The DevOps Company

15. VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch Istio Tobias Brunner Head of DevOps at VSHN.ch

16. VSHN AG I Neugasse 10 I 8005 Zürich I T 044 545 53 00 www.vshn.ch Thanks! ● What do you want to talk about at this meetup ? ● What CNC technologies do you use already ? ● Questions ? ● Need for discussion ? ● Topics ? ● Interested in working with cloud native stuff? https://vshn.ch/jobs

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