PROGRAM DETAILS

Day 1July 20 2017

5F Hall A

10:00‐10:10 / 5F Hall A

Opening

Akihiro Hasegawa Equinix, Inc.

10:10-10:50 / 5F Hall A

5-A-1Keynote

TBD

Mark Collier COO, OpenStack Foundation

10:50-11:30 / 5F Hall A

5-A-2Mirantis Japan, Inc.

Open cloud provided with managed services style

Boris Renski CMO, Mirantis, Inc. Based on the know-how that we build while providing customers with many commercial OpenStack cloud environments, Milantis has begun offering open clouds through managed services. Like the public cloud, private clouds can be used without worrying about the software version and upgrade used in infrastructure. We will introduce the open cloud solution provided by managed services including some of large enterprise customers’ case studies.

11:30-12:10 / 5F Hall A

5-A-3Keynote

The Makers of Marvels: How Developers Are Rebuilding the Enterprise, One Brick at a Time

Devin Davis Head of Marketing, Cloud Foundry Foundation Business development is driven by software development, and software development is shaped by developers in the open source community. In this lecture, Davin Davis talks about the concept of open source Cloud Foundry which promotes the digital transformation imminent to us now with the use cases and the business success stories introduced at the Cloud Foundry Summit at Santa Clara in this June.

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5F Hall A-1

13:50-14:30 / 5F Hall A-1

5-A1-1NTT Communications

OpenStack-Based Cloud for Enterprise

Takao Inaho Cloud Services, NTT Communications NTT Communications (NTT Com) has been working on utilizing OpenStack-based clouds since early and has been providing a service for enterprise customers. Utilizing its technology and experience, NTT Com launched enhanced “Enterprise Cloud” last year. “Enterprise Cloud” is an enterprise-grade cloud service suitable for not only mission-critical systems but cloud native systems focusing on digital business such as IoT/Big Data. In this session, we’ll introduce NTT Com’s OpenStack adoption background, architecture of services, customer case, partner collaboration model and so on.

14:45-15:25 / 5F Hall A-1

5-A1-2Fujitsu Limited

Fujitsu’s challenges for the best practice of the IT platform supporting your digital innovation.

Toru Suzuki Platform Software Business Unit, Fujitsu Limited Fujitsu has acted to improve the reliability and the usability of cloud infrastructure based on OpenStack and Cloud Foundry through in-house practice and POC with customer. In this session, we will introduce our various activities counducted while discussing with the community for the achievement of ecosystem.

16:00-16:40 / 5F Hall A-1

5-A1-3Community

What Does OpenStack Bring to a Containers World?

Thierry Carrez VP of Engineering, OpenStack Foundation The success of the container technologies resides in their capacity to isolate application developers from the base infrastructure. It is therefore easy to fall in the trap of considering that OpenStack, as an infrastructure provider, is not relevant in a containers world. However, container technologies still require someone to provide flexible infrastructure for that abstraction layer to live on. OpenStack provides programmable infrastructure (bare metal, VMs, container orchestration engines, networking or storage services) that can then be used by application developers. In this talk, we’ll explore how complementary Openstack is to container technologies like Docker or Kubernetes, and how they answer orthogonal questions in a harmonious way. We’ll expose what key issue (and which stakeholders) each solution actually answers to, then dive into examples of where that complementarity already shows: Kuryr, hyper.sh, OpenStack itself using Kubernetes for its own deployment…

16:55-17:35 / 5F Hall A-1

5-A1-4Community

zuul: a project gating syste

Monty Taylor Chief Architect CI/CD, Red Hat Office of Technology OpenStack is one of the world’s largest and most complex pieces of Open Source software and is developed by a similarly large and diverse set of humans. CI/CD software and systems have been an essential part of OpenStack development since the beginning. None are more integral than the idea of “gating”, which is the idea of having an automated system merge proposed changes if and only if all of the tests pass. In order to support doing that at massive scale, OpenStack’s Infra team had to develop special software, called Zuul. Zuul applies Optimistic Branch Prediction techniques to allow for correctly testing changes in parallel while ensuring the state that is tested is the state that lands. The upcoming Zuul v3 release is intended to make it easy for people to run Zuul for their own projects and in their own organizations. We’ll discuss what Zuul is, what value it provides and how you can use it yourself.

17:50-18:30 / 5F Hall A-1

5-A1-5DevOps

Platform standardization and DevOps as seen in Google’s infra technology

Etsuji Nakai Google Inc.

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5F Hall A2

13:50-14:30 / 5F Hall A2

5-A2-1Juniper Networks, Inc.

Busines use SDN controller share number 1! The latest OpenContrail NFV use case.

Daisuke Nakajima Juniper Networks, Inc.

14:45-15:25 / 5F Hall A2

5-A2-2Nutanix

When is OpenStack really necessary?

Satoshi Shimazaki Nutanix

16:00-16:40 / 5F Hall A2

5-A2-3NTT TechnoCross Corporation

Rescuing virtual machines! An introduction to Masakari – delivering VM-HA on OpenStack

Rikimaru Honjo NTT TechnoCross Corporation

16:55-17:35 / 5F Hall A2

5-A2-4Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Run Fault-Tolerant NonStop Solutions in the Cloud

Yoshitaka Nomura Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Masanori Ito Hewlett Packard Enterprise

17:50-18:30 / 5F Hall A2

5-A2-5Veritas Technologies LLC

Veritas’ SDS Solution for OpenStack resolving issues of Application Performance and Data Management

Takayoshi Hoshino Information Availability Architect, Technology Sales & Services, Veritas Technologies (Japan) LLC. Interests are growing for OpenStack, the open source platform, but it is not easy to build applications and infrastructure meeting world-class requirements of performance, reliability, storage efficiency, and data protection. With Veritas’ Dual-Plain Architecture, HyperScale for OpenStack is your answer to the issues of application performance and storage efficiency.

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5F Hall A3

13:50-14:30 / 5F Hall A3

5-A3-1Arista Networks Japan Limited.

The latest Cloud Network for Openstack

Makoto Noda Technical Sales Manager, Arista Networks Japan Limited. Arista Networks has been providing high speed Ethernet solution which underpins Openstack infrastructure from its begining. While we have been seeing increasing number of Openstack deployment, some cumbersome issues such as redundancy, scalability, etc, have also surfaced. In this session Makoto Noda covers typical issues in Openstack Networking and explain Arista’s tangible solutions available as of today.

14:45-15:25 / 5F Hall A3

5-A3-2Hitachi, Ltd.

How to Adapt DevOps in Mission-critical System on a Full Scale

Hiromi Takayama Hitachi, Ltd. In recent years where the market environment changes drastically, it is expected that DevOps will be adapted to mission-critical systems. However, considering various requirements, it is not easy to adapt it. This session introduce the point how to adapt DevOps ensuring system quality at an early stage and to transit smoothly from development to production environment, with know-how accumulated through Hitachi’s long-term development and support of platform & middleware products.

16:00-16:40 / 5F Hall A3

5-A3-3NetApp, Inc.

Overcoming a lack of functions (file sharing, Backup, DR, etc.) for enterprise use OpenStack

Kan Itani NetApp, Inc.

16:55-17:35 / 5F Hall A3

5-A3-4UNIADEX, Ltd.

The truth on OpenStack – Is now the time? –

Katsuya Tanaka UNIADEX, Ltd.

17:50-18:30 / 5F Hall A3

5-A3-5SCSK Corporation

An INFINIDATUnified Storage solution from SCSK

Hideki Endo SCSK Corporation

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5F Main Hall（Exhibition hall）

12:30-12:45 / 5F Main Hall（Exhibition hall）

5-MH-1Taiwan OpenStack User Group

OpenStack Cloud Successful Use Case Sharing

Yoyo Chiang Chief Marketing Officer, Gemini Open Cloud Computing Inc. Gemini Open Cloud Computing Inc. is a leading OpenStack-based Cloud Turnkey Solution provider in Taiwan. We have built up some **successful OpenStack Cloud Use Cases in the past 2 years, including ITaaS (IT as a Service) Cloud, BDaaS (Big Data as a Service) Cloud, DRaaS (Disaster Recovery as a Service) Cloud and first OpenStack Public Cloud in Taiwan. Also we have launched the first VSaaS (Video Surveillance as a Service) Cloud in Japan. In this talk, I’d like to share the experience of these successful use cases with all.

13:00-13:15 / 5F Main Hall（Exhibition hall）

5-MH-2NVIDIA/ ASK Corporation

The latest on NVDIA GPU Technology

Kuninobu Sasaki NVIDIA

15:30-15:45 / 5F Main Hall（Exhibition hall）

5-MH-3Brocade Communications Systems, Inc.

The Reasons why Event-Driven Automation Platform can dramatically change the IT Operations.

Tatsuya Okazaki Brocade Communications Systems, Inc.

Enterprise IT must keep up to speed of the changing requirements for the business and technology. Cloud and DevOps are becoming more and more critical for agile business and End-to-End Automation is expected to for improved flexibility and efficiency. In this session, you will hear why StackStorm, Event-Driven Workflow Automation Engine, can streamline the operations for Virtual Data Centers, and how it can be easily integrated with third-party products or various technologies & services like OpenStack, along with customer use cases. Also you can see Workflow automation demo and see how it works.

18:30-20:00 / 5F Main Hall（Exhibition hall）

Booth Crawl

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4F Room B1

13:50-14:30 / 4F Room B1

4-B1-1Red Hat, Inc.

An enterprise container platform on Kubernetes and OpenStack

Nobuhiro Sue Red Hat, Inc.

14:45-15:25 / 4F Room B1

4-B1-2DevOps

Evolving operations automation tools

Hideki Saito Red Hat, Inc.

16:00-16:40 / 4F Room B1

4-B1-3DevOps

Tools and organizations supporting CI/CD pipeline (tentative)

Shingo Kitayama Hewlett Packard Enterprise

16:55-17:35 / 4F Room B1

4-B1-4DevOps

Operations automation and management in a production environment

Arata Notsu VirtualTech Japan

17:50-18:30 / 4F Room B1

4-B1-5

GPGPU on OpenStack? GPGPU Internal Cloud Best Practices

Masafumi Ohta GPGPU on OpenStack Project

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4F Room B2

13:50-14:30 / 4F Room B2

4-B2-1Cloud Foundry

About Cloud Foundry communities in Japan

Ken Ojiri Chairperson, Japan Cloud Foundry Group / Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

Talk about recent topics of Cloud Foundry communities in Japan, and running Cloud Foundry on OpenStack Clouds.

14:45-15:25 / 4F Room B2

4-B2-2Cloud Foundry

Panel Discussion of public Cloud Foundry service providers in Japan

Moderator:

Shinichi Nakagawa Japan Cloud Foundry Group

Panelists：

Shigeharu Yamanaka NTT Communications

Tsuyoshi Hirayama IBM Japan, Ltd.

Naoko Sei Fujitsu Limited

Discussion by Cloud Foundry marketing experts from public Cloud Foundry service providers in Japan. Gathering their advantages of each service.

16:00-16:40 / 4F Room B2

4-B2-3Cloud Foundry

Fireside talk about container technologies and Cloud Foundry (tentative title)

Moderator:

Ken Ojiri Japan Cloud Foundry Group / Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

Panelists：

Junichi Yoshise Hewlett Packard Enterprise

Kazuto Kusama Pivotal Japan

Experts in Japan chatter around container technologies and Cloud Foundry (tentative content)

16:55-17:35 / 4F Room B2

4-B2-4Cloud Foundry

Panel Discussion of Cloud Foundry user companies in Japan

Moderator:

Naoto Takahashi Japan Cloud Foundry Group/ Fujitsu Limited

Panelists：

Yasuhiko Kubono Senior Manager PCF department, Yahoo! JAPAN

Shinya Sasaki Hitachi Solutions, Ltd.

Tomoya Hashimoto NTT Resonant Incorporated

Discussion by experts from Cloud Foundry applied companies in Japan. Their usage, merits, and worries.

17:50-18:30 / 4F Room B2

4-B2-5Cloud Foundry

Deep talks about Cloud Foundry on OpenStack

Moderator:

Naoto Takahashi Japan Cloud Foundry Group/ Fujitsu Limited

Panelists：

Kazuto Kusama Pivotal Japan

Ken Ojiri Japan Cloud Foundry Group / Nippon Telegraph and Telephone Corporation

Technical talks about Cloud Foundry validator for OpenStack, BOSH, Open Service Broker, and so on.

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4F Room B3

13:50-14:30 / 4F Room B3

4-B3-1OPNFV

OPNFV: Latest NFV Projects – OPNFV Summit Beijing Report –

Toshiaki Takahashi NEC Corporation

Hajime Miyamoto KDDI Corporation

14:45-15:25 / 4F Room B3

4-B3-2OPNFV

The possibilities for open source NFV

Yuji Sekiya The University of Tokyo/ Next Generation Network Service Platform Consortium

16:00-16:40 / 4F Room B3

4-B3-3OPNFV

OpenStack based multi-vendor NFV platform

Keisuke Suzuki NTT DOCOMO, Inc.

16:55-17:35 / 4F Room B3

4-B3-4OPNFV

Using OPNFV Apex to create an NFV test environment

Tomofumi Hayashi Red Hat, Inc.

17:50-18:30 / 4F Room B3

4-B3-5OPNFV

Okinawa Open Lab’s OPNFV activities

Hideyasu Hayashi Okinawa Open Laboratory/ NEC Solution Innovators, Ltd

Shuya Nakama Okinawa Open Laboratory/ NEC Solution Innovators, Ltd

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4F Room B4

13:50-14:30 / 4F Room B4

4-B4-1Community

Struggles of an OpenStack community non English native speaker

Masayuki Igawa Novell, Inc.

14:45-15:25 / 4F Room B4

4-B4-2Community

Breaking down the barriers to operations automation in large scale projects

Ryo Sugahara NTT DATA Corporation

16:00-16:40 / 4F Room B4

4-B4-3Community

OpenStack cluster migration case study: Havana to Mitaka

Shinya Tsunematsu GMO Pepabo, Inc.

16:55-17:35 / 4F Room B4

4-B4-4Community

FIWARE Lab, a service platform based on a large distributed OpenStack environment

Stefano De Panfilis COO, FIWARE Foundation

17:50-18:30 / 4F Room B4

4-B4-5Community

Software-Defined Migration: How to migrate bunch of VMs and Volumes within a limited time frame

As telecom career, we KDDI have been managing thousands of physical servers and run various kinds of workloads. In our operation of such a huge environment, we are frequently required to shut down our servers for maintenance, but it is not easy to negotiate with our tenant users to allow downtime. To make it easier, we are developing the structure called “Zone Migration”, using the framework of OpenStack project “Watcher”. “Zone Migration” makes it possible to migrate tenants’ workloads from compute nodes and storage devices we want to maintain (source zone) to new blank ones (destination zone) efficiently, automatically, and with minimum downtime.

Masahiro Mogi KDDI Corporation

Takuya Uchiumi KDDI Corporation

Kentaro Matsumoto KDDI Corporation

Hidekazu Nakamura NEC Solution Innovators, Ltd.

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Day 2July 21 2017

5F Hall A

10:00-10:40 / 5F Hall A

5-A-4Keynote

=Keynote Session 1=
“Cloud Journey with OpenStack”
Taku Miyamoto DWANGO Co., Ltd.

=Keynote Session 2=
Katsuhiko Yamada Fuji city office

=Keynote Session 3=
“Adapting OpenStack to the Corporate IT Needs”
Samir Ibradžić Senior DevOps & Systems Engineer at LINE Corp. In Line Corp. we aim to Close The Distance between the traditional Service IT Infrastructure world and the contemporary trends of Anything & Everything as a Service. This sessions aims to provide an insight on how we striven to overcome this IT culture gap, and as a result, how we had architected and designed “Verda”, our family of OpenStack based private clouds that we are very proud of. We will share info on how our clouds came into existence, what architecture and components are they using, and what difficulties we faced to make everything happen. Finally, we will provide some clues about what had we learned in the process and where this journey may take us in the future…

10:40-11:20 / 5F Hall A

5-A-5SUSE

SUSE’s OpenStack Strategy following the merge with HPE’s Helion Development Team

Ryo Murakawa SUSE

Alan Clark Board of Director, OpenStack, SUSE

11:20-12:00 / 5F Hall A

5-A-6NEC Corporation

Let’s Shift to Cloud Native

Akira Yoshiyama NEC Corporation

Hidefumi Nakagawa NEC Corporation

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5F Hall A-1

13:50-14:30 / 5F Hall A-1

5-A1-6Red Hat, Inc.

The past, present and future of the private cloud – a look at the latest cloud use cases to understand the keys to deploying OpenStack & Container –

Tomoaki Nakajima Red Hat, Inc.

14:45-15:25 / 5F Hall A-1

5-A1-7Dell Inc.

Digital transformation of the carrier service platform – Learning from global leader Verizon’s large scale OpenStack/NFV deployment

Takanobu Masuzuki Senior Business Development Manager, OSCA Tech WG Chairman
Solutions & Alliances, Infrastructure Solutions Group
Dell EMC

Yasuki Horiuchi Sr. Manager, Partner & Product Strategy, Asia Pacific
Veraizon Japan Ltd

Dell Technologies, the world’s largest IT venture company, born of the integration of Dell and EMC in 2016, and Dell EMC, the new brand of Infrastructure Solutions products. The reference architecture developed jointly with Red Hat will make the most of the integration synergy and realize an advanced OpenStack platform with speed, flexibility and scalability. In this session, Mr. Horiuchi of Verizon Japan will introduce the overview of the world’s largest commercial NFV service and Dell EMC’s OpenStack solution that supports Verizon’s services. In addition, Dell EMC will introduce the latest OpenStack solution that makes the most of the strengths of Dell Technologies.

16:00-16:40 / 5F Hall A-1

5-A1-8Mellanox Technologies

3 points on Ceph for databases

Takahiro Komiya Mellanox Technologies

16:55-17:35 / 5F Hall A-1

5-A1-9TBD

17:50-18:30 / 5F Hall A-1

5-A1-10Container

Panel discussion: Containers changing the cloud (tentative)

Ian Lewis Google Cloud Platform

Shin Hirai NTT COMWARE Corporation

Syunya Kitada Yahoo Japan

Coordinator：Hiroyuki Kamezawa Fujitsu Limited

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5F Hall A2

13:50-14:30 / 5F Hall A2

5-A2-6ThirdWare Inc.

What is DRBD SDS for OpenStack

Philipp Reisner LINBIT Storage, a critical part of any cloud environment, must be reliable, accessible, and easy to provision. How do you do it without destroying your budget?
Use standard commodity hardware with Open Source Software to build an affordable distributed network storage cluster!
DRBD SDS contains a Linux kernel based data-path for replication of data volumes on the block level. It allows replication and access to multiple machines, and multiple volumes. DRBD9 can replicate data using TCP/IP, or the high speed RMDA. It works with rotating hard disks and/or high speed SSDs. DRBD9 provides transaction safe, synchronous data replication.
Due to the high performance this stack delivers, it is well suited for database workloads (structured data) and workloads that require a conventional file system on a block device.
It is integrated to Cinder and Nova in a way that allows hyper-converged setups. That unifies the advantages of local access performance and the high availability of replicated storage.
All that with comparisons to other SDS technologies, performance numbers, and experiences from the first production deployments.

14:45-15:25 / 5F Hall A2

5-A2-7DataDirect Networks

Cinder, Swift, HDFS – Leave them all to DDN! Get to know our super-high-perfomance storage with great use cases including Yahoo! JAPAN!

Ray Akimoto DataDirect Networks Japan, Inc.

Hiroshi Shioirigatani DataDirect Networks Japan, Inc.

OpenStack has entered the practical stage from the verification stage, and storage that is compatible with various protocols at large scale, high load has come to be required. Under such circumstance, DDN supports multiple protocols such as Cinder, Swift, and HDFS. We will introduce Yahoo! JAPAN’s use case that made use of extremely large capacity and high performance. This is a must-listen if you are having trouble with performance with open source storage software!

16:00-16:40 / 5F Hall A2

5-A2-8ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corporation

Let’s build your IaaS smarter with CI/CD. ~Examples and recommended way for OpenStack project~

Tomoya Goto Cloud Integration Department, ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corporation

16:55-17:35 / 5F Hall A2

5-A2-9VMware

OpenStack? VMware ! ? – An Introduction to VMware Integrated OpenStack

Yosuke Takahashi VMware

17:50-18:30 / 5F Hall A2

5-A2-10Dynatrace Asia-Pacific Pte Ltd / LAC Co., Ltd.

Full stack troubleshooting and monitoring in OpenStack environments

Dirk Wallerstorfer Dynatrace Many companies leverage the advantages of having a private cloud running on OpenStack: fewer costs, more control, no vendor lock-in. However, they also need to take care of operations and maintenance. OpenStack monitoring and troubleshooting are nontrivial tasks and require time, knowledge, and experience. Hundreds of log files are written by numerous services with several configuration files to countless virtual and physical machines – the possibilities for errors seem endless. Moreover, the performance of applications running on OpenStack can be affected by other applications or even the cloud platform. In such heterogeneous environments, manual root cause analysis is like looking for the needle in the haystack. We’re going to look at common problems in OpenStack environments, how application performance can be affected, analyze root causes, and discuss options for effective and efficient operation and troubleshooting.

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5F Hall A3

13:50-14:30 / 5F Hall A3

5-A3-6Super Micro Computer, Inc.

Supermicro RSD solution with High density server and high performance storage for Opentack optimized architecture.

Taro Iwata Application Optimization FAE Manager, Super Micro Computer, Inc. Supermicro RSD is a total solution with the highest efficiency. RSD delivers a workload-optimized solution with maximum flexibility. This solution offers the lowest TCO with Supermicro High density server , high performance storage and software.

14:45-15:25 / 5F Hall A3

5-A3-7Container

Deploying OpenStack on Kubernetes at Yahoo! JAPAN

Syunya Kitada Yahoo! JAPAN, Cloud 2, Site Operation Division, System Management Group

Yuta Kinosita Yahoo! JAPAN, Cloud 1, Site Operation Division, System Management Group

16:00-16:40 / 5F Hall A3

5-A3-8LPI-Japan/ NEC Management Partner, Ltd.

Practical skill level requirements for OpenStack engineers

Ryohei Sakamoto ADOC International Co., Ltd.

Masaki Wada LPI-JAPAN

16:55-17:35 / 5F Hall A3

5-A3-9FIWARE Foundation

Open IoT platforms for Smart Services

Ulrich Ahle CEO, FIWARE Foundation

17:50-18:30 / 5F Hall A3

5-A3-10DevOps

Panel: Infrastructure automation – goals and requirements

Moderator: Tomoaki Nakajima Red Hat, Inc.

Panelists: Toru Makabe Microsoft Japan Co., Ltd.

Panelists: Takashi Sogabe Yahoo! JAPAN

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5F Main Hall（Exhibition hall）

12:30-12:45 / 5F Main Hall（Exhibition hall）

5-MH-4EQUINIX

Cherry-picking Managed Services – OpenStack on k8s with GKE –

Yuki Yamashita Equinix Japan, Integration Service Public cloud service is widening their service range of managed services. I will be introducing how to maximize the merit of those managed services with the use-case of hybrid cloud, which OpenStack-deployed Google Container Engine using OpenStack Kolla interconnects with on-premise data center. The key is “Equinix Cloud Exchange™”, the interconnection service between on-premise and public clouds.

13:00-13:15 / 5F Main Hall（Exhibition hall）

5-MH-5Huawei Technologies Japan K.K.

A case study of high-density servers and NVMe SSD on CyberAgent’s OpenStack platform

Tomohiro Hirano Huawei Technologies Japan K.K.

15:30-15:45 / 5F Main Hall（Exhibition hall）

5-MH-6VA Linux Systems Japan K.K.

Tips of OpenStack and Open Sources

Shinichi Komatsusaki Vice President, Sales Dept. Sales & Marketing Strategy Div., VA Linux Systems Japan K.K. VA Linux Systems Japan has been involved in OpenStack since the Bexar release. We have a proven track record of Neutron development, community activities, providing implementation & failure analysis solutions via the professional support services. In this session, we show how our OpenStack support services are extended to Docker and Ceph to provide comprehensive services for cloud service providers and large enterprises.

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4F Room B1

13:50-14:30 / 4F Room B1

4-B1-6NTT Communications

Topics about operation work and latest developments of the Enterprise Cloud 2.0

Youhei Tsukada Hosting Services Division, Cloud Services Depertment, NTT Communications Enterprise Cloud 2.0 based on OpenStack has been started since March, 2016. We will show you what we have done with examples to deal with various problems and troubles that occur while operating Enterprise Cloud 2.0 that continues to grow day by day. And also introduce latest developments of Enterprise cloud 2.0.

14:45-15:25 / 4F Room B1

4-B1-7Community

Kubernetes on OpenStack

Motohiro Ootsuka NEC Solution Innovators, Ltd

16:00-16:40 / 4F Room B1

4-B1-8Community

There’s still time! An in-house OpenStack small start

Yuki Yamashita Equinix Japan

16:55-17:35 / 4F Room B1

4-B1-9Community

Toshiharu Koizumi Open Compute Project Japan

Osamu Yamaguchi NTT Communications Corporation

Kenya Murakoshi Yahoo! JAPAN

Kazuhide Fujimi Yahoo! JAPAN

17:50-18:30 / 4F Room B1

4-B1-10Community

Adapting OpenStack to the Corporate IT Needs

Samir Ibradžić Senior DevOps & Systems Engineer at LINE Corp.

In Line Corp. we aim to Close The Distance between the traditional Service IT Infrastructure world and the contemporary trends of Anything & Everything as a Service. This sessions aims to provide an insight on how we striven to overcome this IT culture gap, and as a result, how we had architected and designed “Verda”, our family of OpenStack based private clouds that we are very proud of. We will share info on how our clouds came into existence, what architecture and components are they using, and what difficulties we faced to make everything happen. Finally, we will provide some clues about what had we learned in the process and where this journey may take us in the future…

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4F Room B2

13:50-14:30 / 4F Room B2

4-B2-6OpenFog

Opening Session: Open Fog Consortium Movements

Makoto Yasuda Director of OpenFog Consortium Japan Regional Committee/ Hitachi, Ltd. OpenFog Comsortium is established as the public-private ecosystem formed to accelerate the adoption of fog computing. In this session, summary of consortium, latest trend in US and activities in Japan Regional Committee are intorduced.

14:45-15:25 / 4F Room B2

4-B2-7OpenFog

OpenFog Reference Architecture (Part-1) – Overview

Details of Open Fog Architecture about Software infrastructure, security and communication are introduced.

Toshihiro Imai OpenFog Consortium Japan Regional Committee/ Cisco Systems G.K.

Masahiro Shimohori OpenFog Consortium Japan Regional Committee/ Intel Corporation

16:00-16:40 / 4F Room B2

4-B2-8OpenFog

Panel Discussion: Possibility and Way of Collaboration with OpenStack and OpenFog Consortium

Shoji Temma OpenFog Consortium Japan Regional Committee/ Fujitsu Limited

Hiroaki Hasegawa Japan OpenStack User Group Board　Member/ Equinix, Inc.

Kimihiro Nakamura OpenFog Consortium Japan Regional Committee/ Toshiba Digital Solutions Corporation

Hiroki Suenaga OpenFog Consortium Japan Regional Committee/ Internet Initiative Japan Inc.

Hisanobu Sato OpenFog Consortium Japan Regional Committee/ ITOCHU Techno-Solutions Corporation

Members of OpenFog Consortium Japan Regional Committee and Member of OpenStack Community discuss possibilities and ways of collaboration.

16:55-17:35 / 4F Room B2

4-B2-9OpenFog

OpenFog Reference Architecture (Part-2) – SW Infrastructure, Security and Communication

Ken Hatano OpenFog Consortium Japan Regional Committee/ Toshiba Digital Solutions Corporation

Norikatsu Takaura OpenFog Consortium Japan Regional Committee/ Hitachi, Ltd.

Taiga Yoshida OpenFog Consortium Japan Regional Committee/ NTT Communications Corporation

Overview of OpenFog Reference Architecture published in April 2017 is introduced such as pillars of OpenFog Reference Architecture, functional viewpoint, deployment viewpoint, and so on.

17:50-18:30 / 4F Room B2

4-B2-10OpenFog

Activities of OpenFog Consortium Japan Regional Committee

Shoji Temma OpenFog Consortium Japan Regional Committee/ Fujitsu Limited

Ken Hatano OpenFog Consortium Japan Regional Committee/ Toshiba Digital Solutions Corporation

In this session, use cases of fog computing based on OpenFog Reference Architecture are introduced as follows;
– Use Case: Trasprotation
– Use Case: Smart Factory
Prior to the explanations of use cases, highlight of use cases are introduded.

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4F Room B3

13:50-14:30 / 4F Room B3

4-B3-6Container

Standards based containerization with Kubernetes

Ian Lewis Developer Advocate, Google Cloud Platform Standards for containers has been seen as a fraught and confusing topic. In this talk I hope to dispel some of the confusion and highlight the progress being made on standards. Attendees will learn about what container standards are out there, and how they fit together. They will come away why containers are important for the future of the container ecosystem. I will discuss container standards and why they are important. I will introduce the Open Containers Initiative (OCI), what it is, and what it hopes to accomplish. I will also discuss cri-o, a tool that provides integration between OCI compliant container runtimes and Kubernetes, and how to use it in your clusters.

14:45-15:25 / 4F Room B3