We’ve heard of Red Hat OpenShift® on Red Hat OpenStack® Platform, but now we will have Red Hat OpenStack Platform on Red Hat OpenShift. To make things more interesting, with the next-generation Red Hat OpenStack Platform architecture, we could have Red Hat OpenShift on Red Hat OpenStack Platform on Red Hat OpenShift. Currently Red Hat OpenStack Platform controllers run on Red Hat Enterprise Linux servers using containers to provide control plane services. Since many core Red Hat OpenStack Platform services already use containers, the newer features allow them to run directly on Red Hat OpenShift using OpenShift operators. This new deployment method will expose more customers to Red Hat OpenShift and help to modernize Red Hat OpenStack Platform. In this episode, we’ll discuss: - An overview of next-generation Red Hat OpenStack Platform - Red Hat OpenStack Platform director Operator - How to shift from Red Hat OpenStack Platform controllers to Red Hat OpenShift operators
Jeremy Melvin is a Senior Technical Account Manager focused on acting as a technical advocate for customers. He helps customers plan and connect with engineering practices, as well as solve unexpected technical problems. Prior to working at Red Hat Jeremy’s work involved operating system (OS) testing and certification. He is driven to always learn and grow to better serve customers.
