Author(s):	Feilong Wang, Xingchao Yu
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https://2019.linux.conf.au/schedule/presentation/174/
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Description:	Platform services have came a long way. Not only they are getting more popular, but they are also driving true multi-cloud interoperability. The combination of OpenStack and Kubernetes is becoming a standard option to allow users to benefit from both virtual machines and containers for their cloud-native applications. In this presentation we will share Catalyst’s public cloud journey in building a production ready managed Kubernetes service on top of OpenStack. The following items will be covered: * Network isolation with K8s network policy * Persistent volume integrated with OpenStack Cinder * Loadbalancer and Ingress integrated with Octavia * K8s Keystone auth integration * Multi master deployment * Conformance (Sonobuoy) verification/testing * Automation of K8s rolling upgrades markdown
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