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This Presentation date is September 27, 2017 at 10:00-14:00 local time. |
 Andreas Vega presents ACI and Kubernetes |
Kubernetes and Cisco ACI with Andres Vega
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Cisco says Kubernetes and their application centric infrastructure allows them to provide enterprise level solutions while leveraging bleeding edge hyperscale technology. For Kubernetes specifically, ACI allows organizations to easily bootstrap deployment platforms. ACI unifies networking for Kubernetes and provides visibility into containers.
Personnel: Andres Vega
Cisco ACI Multi-Site with Max Ardica
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Cisco says ACI has expanded capacity for multi-site support. To situate this, they review the history of ACI, from a single site/single pod architecture, to a stretch fabric, multiple networks in a single availability zone. Now in ACI 3.0, organizations are able to create multiple availability zones with a single region, and set multi-region policies. This allows for the same level of policy control, but spreads fault domains between sites.
Personnel: Max Ardica
Advanced Cisco IOS XR Programmability: Model-Driven Manageability with Santiago Alvarez
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Cisco says their programmability stack allows for model-driven management features built into IOS XR. This is reviewed and includes a look at the standard YANG models used to define the models.
Personnel: Santiago Alvarez
Advanced Cisco IOS XR Programmability: Service-Layer APIs with Akshat Sharma
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Cisco says their IOS XR APIs expose these underlying resources to the user in an easily accessible way. They review the service-layer APIs, which go below the lay of the control plane to interact with the underlying architecture. The core focus is the applications running in their data centers, these APIs give customers an easy way to manage their network plumbing in a consistent and scalable way.
Personnel: Akshat Sharma