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Monday, May 12 • 3:40pm - 4:20pm
High Availability in Neutron - Getting the L3 Agent Right

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To provide public connectivity to virtual machines, you can install the Neutron L3 Agent which aims to connect your VM to external networks (Internet for example) through virtual routers and also connect VM between internal private networks.


Also, your VMs could be reachable from outside by using floating IP, thanks to NAT process to reach the VM. The L3 Agent was multi-node ready from Grizzly release, but if you lost an L3 agent node, you also lost virtual routers and then the external connectivity for virtual machines.
Until Icehouse, there was not proper way to bring L3 connectivity highly available without losing the agent scalability.


This talk will provide a view of the work which has been made on the L3 agent and the virtual routers during the last release regarding to the high availability. The High Availability of the L3 agent will ensure there will be no downtime between external and internal networks and between internal networks connectivity, even with the lost of one or more l3 nodes.
We will also see the new features that could be brought in the next release, which will improve routing scalability, especially for the east-west traffic.

Speakers
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Sylvain Afchain

Software Engineer, eNovance
Sylvain Afchain is a Senior Developer at eNovance. He has 15 years of software development experience. He has been involved on Openstack since two releases. He worked mainly on Neutron and on Network projects.
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Emilien Macchi

Software Engineer
Emilien is a french citizen based in Montreal, Canada. Joining eNovance by October 2012 as an Software Engineer, his main role and day to day job is to integrate OpenStack clouds for customers by dealing with automation.He has been involved in the OpenStack Community since October... Read More →


Monday May 12, 2014 3:40pm - 4:20pm EDT
Room B103

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