Containers and the Azure Open Ecosystem

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This document summarizes a presentation given by Jonathan Yu and Mrunal Patel on deploying OpenShift on Microsoft Azure. The presentation discussed how containers and OpenShift can help both developers and IT operations by allowing developers flexibility while maintaining security and stability. It also demonstrated how to deploy OpenShift on Azure and highlighted resources for installing OpenShift Origin or OpenShift Container Platform on Azure.

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Containers and the Azure Open Ecosystem
Mrunal Patel @mrunalp & Jonathan Yu @jawnsy

Hello
Mrunal Patel @mrunalp
Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat
Open Containers (OCI) enthusiast;
runc maintainer; creator of OCI Tools;
Container Security; docker contributor
Previously: Cisco, Wipro, NCSU
Jonathan Yu @jawnsy
Senior Software Engineer, Red Hat
OpenShift Online developer;
Creator of openshift-s2i community;
Enterprise Polyglot
Previously: IBM, Ciena, WesternU

Who are you?
3Jonathan Yu (@jawnsy) and Mrunal Patel (@mrunalp) - 15 Dec 2016 - Microsoft Azure Open Group
Developer Operations “The Business”

4Jonathan Yu (@jawnsy) and Mrunal Patel (@mrunalp) - 15 Dec 2016 - Microsoft Azure Open Group
Familiar with Containers/Container Runtimes?
Cluster Management/Container Orchestrators?

5Jonathan Yu (@jawnsy) and Mrunal Patel (@mrunalp) - 15 Dec 2016 - Microsoft Azure Open Group
Source: World Economic Forum 2016, Digital Transformation of Industries: Demystifying Digital and Securing $100 Trillion for Society and
Industry by 2025

6Jonathan Yu (@jawnsy) and Mrunal Patel (@mrunalp) - 15 Dec 2016 - Microsoft Azure Open Group
Red Hat Enterprise Linux
Microsoft Azure
Hardware
Base Container
Application
Owned by
IT Operations
Owned by
Developers
Containers support agile delivery without
compromising security or stability, by enabling
teams to focus on what they do best

Benefits of OpenShift Technology on RHEL
For IT Operations:
7Jonathan Yu (@jawnsy) and Mrunal Patel (@mrunalp) - 15 Dec 2016 - Microsoft Azure Open Group
Monitors and automatically
manages applications
Automatically scale up and
down according to load
Enforces fine-grained
policies (authorization,
networking, multitenancy)
Services and support from
experts across the stack

Benefits of OpenShift Technology on RHEL
For Developers:
8Jonathan Yu (@jawnsy) and Mrunal Patel (@mrunalp) - 15 Dec 2016 - Microsoft Azure Open Group
Choice of library,
framework, and runtime
Creates reproducible
images (no more “works
on my machine”)
Builds, deploys, and
orchestrates applications
Easy-to-use web console
and command-line tools

Image used under CC-BY: https://flic.kr/p/5MQQVH
Demo Time!

Try it yourself:
11
OpenShift Origin (upstream project): https://github.com/openshift/origin
OpenShift Container Platform: https://github.com/redhatdemocentral/ocp-install-demo
Azure Quick Start: https://github.com/Azure/azure-quickstart-templates/ “openshift-origin-rhel”
Jonathan Yu (@jawnsy) and Mrunal Patel (@mrunalp) - 15 Dec 2016 - Microsoft Azure Open Group

Questions?
Mrunal Patel @mrunalp
Jonathan Yu @jawnsy
OpenShift @openshift
Open Container Initiative (OCI) @oci_org
Project Atomic @projectatomic
Red Hat @RedHatNews
12Jonathan Yu (@jawnsy) and Mrunal Patel (@mrunalp) - 15 Dec 2016 - Microsoft Azure Open Group

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1. Image used under CC-BY: https://flic.kr/p/9RqBfq Containers and the Azure Open Ecosystem Mrunal Patel @mrunalp & Jonathan Yu @jawnsy

2. Hello Mrunal Patel @mrunalp Principal Software Engineer, Red Hat Open Containers (OCI) enthusiast; runc maintainer; creator of OCI Tools; Container Security; docker contributor Previously: Cisco, Wipro, NCSU Jonathan Yu @jawnsy Senior Software Engineer, Red Hat OpenShift Online developer; Creator of openshift-s2i community; Enterprise Polyglot Previously: IBM, Ciena, WesternU

3. Who are you? 3Jonathan Yu (@jawnsy) and Mrunal Patel (@mrunalp) - 15 Dec 2016 - Microsoft Azure Open Group Developer Operations “The Business”

4. 4Jonathan Yu (@jawnsy) and Mrunal Patel (@mrunalp) - 15 Dec 2016 - Microsoft Azure Open Group Familiar with Containers/Container Runtimes? Cluster Management/Container Orchestrators?

5. 5Jonathan Yu (@jawnsy) and Mrunal Patel (@mrunalp) - 15 Dec 2016 - Microsoft Azure Open Group Source: World Economic Forum 2016, Digital Transformation of Industries: Demystifying Digital and Securing $100 Trillion for Society and Industry by 2025

6. 6Jonathan Yu (@jawnsy) and Mrunal Patel (@mrunalp) - 15 Dec 2016 - Microsoft Azure Open Group Red Hat Enterprise Linux Microsoft Azure Hardware Base Container Application Owned by IT Operations Owned by Developers Containers support agile delivery without compromising security or stability, by enabling teams to focus on what they do best

7. Benefits of OpenShift Technology on RHEL For IT Operations: 7Jonathan Yu (@jawnsy) and Mrunal Patel (@mrunalp) - 15 Dec 2016 - Microsoft Azure Open Group Monitors and automatically manages applications Automatically scale up and down according to load Enforces fine-grained policies (authorization, networking, multitenancy) Services and support from experts across the stack

8. Benefits of OpenShift Technology on RHEL For Developers: 8Jonathan Yu (@jawnsy) and Mrunal Patel (@mrunalp) - 15 Dec 2016 - Microsoft Azure Open Group Choice of library, framework, and runtime Creates reproducible images (no more “works on my machine”) Builds, deploys, and orchestrates applications Easy-to-use web console and command-line tools

9. 9

10. Image used under CC-BY: https://flic.kr/p/5MQQVH Demo Time!

11. Try it yourself: 11 OpenShift Origin (upstream project): https://github.com/openshift/origin OpenShift Container Platform: https://github.com/redhatdemocentral/ocp-install-demo Azure Quick Start: https://github.com/Azure/azure-quickstart-templates/ “openshift-origin-rhel” Jonathan Yu (@jawnsy) and Mrunal Patel (@mrunalp) - 15 Dec 2016 - Microsoft Azure Open Group

12. Questions? Mrunal Patel @mrunalp Jonathan Yu @jawnsy OpenShift @openshift Open Container Initiative (OCI) @oci_org Project Atomic @projectatomic Red Hat @RedHatNews 12Jonathan Yu (@jawnsy) and Mrunal Patel (@mrunalp) - 15 Dec 2016 - Microsoft Azure Open Group

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