IBM Cloud, open by design: Kubernetes & OpenShift

The Real Power of IBM Cloud Open Cloud by design:
Kubernetes & OpenShift Frederico Muñoz | Cloud Architect - Kubernetes & OpenShift Lisbon | Dec 10, 2019

© 2018 IBM Corporation 6 June 2022 IBM Services 5 Adapted from https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Timeline_of_free_and_open-source_software RMS releases Emacs 1976 1982 Knuth releases TeX 1984 X Window System from MIT 1985 “Free Unix!”: GNU project founded 1983 FSF founded 1987 GCC and Perl released 1991 Python released by GvR BSD Net/2 by Keith Bostic Linux 1st version by Linus 1996 Apache and KDE released. 1993 Debian and Slackware released. 1994 Red Hat Linux first version. 1997 GNOME released. 2003 Firefox released. 2004 Ubuntu 1st version. Borg System started @Google 2013 Omega Cluster Management Docker 2014 IBM, Microsoft, Red Hat, Docker join k8s community Kubernetes released OpenShift 3 2015 CNCF created 2016 Helm k8s 1.5 2017 Isto by Google & IBM k8s 1.9 IBM IKS, Google GKE, Microsfot AKS,Amazon ECS 2019 Early OpenShift 2011 OpenShift 4 2018 IBM ROKS

© 2018 IBM Corporation 6 June 2022 IBM Services 9 The ASF requires that all its projects remain open to new contributors via Internet collaboration, and limits the distribution of software under its name to a set of approved open-source licenses, but does not interfere with the day-today operations of each project. (...) "IBM is pleased to be a part of today's announcement, which really helps to further drive collaborative, open source development within the broader community," said Robert LeBlanc, Vice President, IBM Software Strategy. https://www.apache.org/foundation/press/pr_1999_06_30.html The Apache Software Foundation, 1999

© 2018 IBM Corporation 6 June 2022 IBM Services 11 Long tradition of sponsoring the Free Software Foundation 1999: “...Corporate sponsor, IBM Corporation...” 2000: “...IBM, for the loan of our main GNU Project mail server and the main Distribution Office computer 2001: “...IBM, for the loan of our main GNU Project mail server and the main Distribution Office computer IBM, for the loan of computers to use at trade shows Patrons: (...) IBM Corporation...” Open cloud by design 2002: “...IBM, for the loan of our main GNU Project mail server and the main Distribution Office computer IBM, for the loan of computers to use at trade shows IBM, for the donation of four T-21 laptops and accessories. Patrons: (...) IBM ...” ... in fact, IBM has been an FSF Patron for almost the entire period 2012-2019.

© 2018 IBM Corporation 6 June 2022 IBM Services 20 Some aspects of our involvement in Open Source and Open Governance • our Java runtime, J9, contributed to the Eclipse Foundation as the Eclipse OpenJ9 incubator • our OpenLiberty runtime for Java EE and MicroProfile applications, contributed to openliberty.io • our open blockchain project to Hyperledger as Hyperledger Fabric • our serverless platform to Apache OpenWhisk Open cloud by design • our quantum computing API Qiskit • our AI Fairness 360 Toolkit (AIF360) and AI Robustness Toolbox (ART) • analytics projects such as the code that became Apache Toree and Apache SystemML ... and over 100 others in just the past 3 years

Quick-start content pages https://developer.ibm.com/blogs/a-brief-history-of-red-hat-openshift/ We have been early and influential contributors in Kubernetes, Docker and Istio.

© 2018 IBM Corporation 6 June 2022 IBM Services 29 IBM Kubernetes Service at a glance • Used as the building block of IBM Cloud services, including IBM Watson and Blockchain. • Managed platform, up and running in minutes. • Highly secure. • Easy integration with additional services (AI, Watson, Blockchain, Key Protect). • Auto-scaling, self-healing. • Logging & monitoring. • Over 14 000 clusters in production and growing.

© 2018 IBM Corporation 6 June 2022 IBM Services 31 Red Hat Openshift on IBM Cloud at a glance. • Managed OpenShift clusters • OpenShift experience, and push-button integrations with high-value IBM and Red Hat middleware and advanced services. • Rely on continuous availability with multi-zone clusters across six regions globally. • Move workloads and data more securely with Bring Your Own Key, Level 4 FIPS, and built-in industry compliance including PCI, HIPAA, GDPR, SOC1 and SOC2. • Start fast and small using one-click provisioning and metered billing, with no long- term commitment.

© 2018 IBM Corporation 6 June 2022 IBM Services 35 Making use of the Eirini project, which enables Cloud Foundry to use Kubernetes as its container orchestrator, IBM recently demonstrated the ability to run our IBM Cloud Foundry Enterprise Environment (a single- tenant, isolated Cloud Foundry offering on IBM Cloud) on top of Red Hat OpenShift at Cloud Foundry Summit Europe.

IBM Cloud, open by design: Kubernetes & OpenShift

IBM Cloud, open by design: Kubernetes & OpenShift

More Decks by Frederico Muñoz

Other Decks in Technology

Featured

Transcript