James Kelly, Sr. Director, Product Management, Cloud Ready Data Center Group, Juniper Networks

Contrail @ 10,000 Feet

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ATTN: James Kelly talks Contrail on the slopes at 10,000 ft.

Juniper’s James Kelly is so excited about Contrail that he’s shouting about it from the mountaintops. Here’s the scoop. 

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You’ll learn

  • Contrail has served OpenStack and Kubernetes for many years

  • We recently revamped it to be entirely and extension of Kubernetes cloud-native

  • We are really excited about its upcoming release 

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Network Professionals Security Professionals

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James Kelly
Sr. Director, Product Management, Cloud Ready Data Center Group, Juniper Networks

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Transcript

0:03 [Music]

0:10 i thought this would be a good place to

0:12 just tell you that i'm looking very much

0:14 forward to

0:15 cloud native control networking serving

0:18 openstack and kubernetes for many years

0:20 jennifer has recently revamped gargoyle

0:23 networking to be entirely an extension

0:25 of kubernetes cloud native we're very

0:27 excited about its release coming up in

0:29 version 22.1 there's lots more great

0:32 stuff coming in this year but for now

0:34 i'm just going to say

0:35 thanks for tuning in and enjoy the view

0:39 [Music]

0:50 you

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13:28
Screenshot from the presentation includes presenter Nick Davey’s video picture in the bottom left. His presentation is frozen on the slide that is titled, “What Makes Contrail Unique.” It includes the following boxes with the feature written underneath and a green drawing illustrating the idea of each feature: Advanced Networking, Application Based Network Policy, Spans VMs and Containers, Multi-cluster Connectivity, Extends K8 Native Tools, and Automate and Validate.

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11:29
Screenshot from the presentation shows Prasad Miriyala’s image in the bottom left corner and a slide from his presentation to the right. The title of the slide is “Kubernetes Native Contrail Networking.” A diagram of the Contrail networking architecture is below with “Workloads” at the top and “Virtual Machines,” “Containers,” and “Virtual Machines” below. Then below that is “vm,” “kata containers,” and “KubeVirt.” Below that is KLM, DPDK and SR-IOV. Below that is SmarNIC running VRouter.

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30:30
Screenshot features Michael Henkel as he gives his presentation in the bottom left corner and a slide from his presentation is shown to the right. IT is three boxes on a block screen showing three Kubernetes clusters.

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22:09
Screenshot shows Prasad Miriyala in the bottom left corner giving his presentation. A still from his presentation is shown beside him on the right. The title of the slide is, “Namespaces and Networks.” Underneath the title is a diagram of K8s Cluster C1. It shows vertical boxes labeled Name Spaces and Isolated Name Spaces, and horizontal boxes labeled Default Pod Network, Virtual Network, and Default Service Network.

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2:02
Screenshot from the presentation shows Shean Leigon, presenter, in the bottom left corner. The slide shown in the top right is titled, “Kubernetes Native Observability.” There are three bullet points underneath: Lens GUI w/ extensions for Contrail; Contrail mixin for Prometheus and Grafana; and Any other tools supporting K8s API. Underneath that are three more bullet points in a box. They read: 1) GUI and analytics is fully optional. Works with standard Prometheus and Grafana to unify monitoring Contrail, Kubernetes, OpenStack and workloads. 2) Uses state-of-the-art telemetry, loggin, and time-series collection FluentD, Elastic Stack (Logging, Flows, Events), Prometheus, Grafana. 3) BYOA (Bring your own analytics) - Contrail will stream analytics data to your existing PRometheus/Elastic and other analytics collectors (DataDog, Splunk, Grafana Cloud, etc).

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17:13
Screenshot of the demo with demo host Rosh PR’s picture in the bottom left corner of the screen. A still from his presentation is shown to his right. The title of the page is, “Contrail Pipelines Demo Topology.” There are two boxes: “Web Tier” to the left and “DB Tier” to the right. Below those title bars you see “Isolated NS,” then “Virtual network router” below that (with a red X next to it under DB Tier), then “Applications” below that. Inside the “Applications” box, there are hexagons with “Shop Away” on the left under Web Tier and “Database” on the right under DB Tier. There are two green arrows pointing right with the number 3306.

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