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A one-line kicker

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A short title

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  • A bullet — 16 pt Overpass Light, white, on the Green ●.
  • Another one. Bold for emphasis, Green to point.
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  1. First section
  2. Second section
  3. Third section
  4. Fourth section

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A title

A subtitle goes here

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A short title

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Four across

Compute

The machines the workloads actually land on.

Network

Everything between them, and the way out.

Storage

What survives a machine going away.

Observability

Whether any of it is on fire, and where.

Six in two rows

Runs it

Orchestration

Where a workload runs, and what happens when that stops being true.

Lifecycle

Install, upgrade, replace — without a maintenance window each time.

Keeps it running

GitOps

The cluster is whatever the repository says it is.

Monitoring

One answer to “is it healthy”, for every layer below.

Underneath

Peering

How the traffic reaches the rest of the internet.

Bare metal

The floor of the stack: racks, boot, and the network under them.

Eight in two rows

Compute

The machines underneath.

Network

Everything between them.

Storage

What outlives a node.

Registry

Where the images come from.

Monitoring

Health, on every layer.

Backup

Yesterday, still available.

Identity

Who may ask for what.

Isolation

Tenants that cannot see each other.

Two by two

Compute

The machines the workloads actually land on, running or not.

Network

Everything between them, and the way out to everyone else.

Storage

What survives a machine going away — the only definition that matters in an outage.

Observability

Whether any of it is on fire, and where — one answer for every layer underneath.

Project — its slogan, in a few words

One or two sentences on what the project does and who it is for. This is the only prose on the slide — the room reads it while you say the name, so it should stand on its own without the talk around it.

Project representatives

  • A. PersonTheir company
  • B. PersonTheir company

Written in

Python Go Shell

License

Apache-2.0

Where it lives

alasca.cloud

Context

  • OpenStack
  • Kubernetes
  • Lifecycle Management
  • Automation

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