Rootconf 2016
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aaditya sood
@aadis
Building a Scalable Orchestration Engine to Manage 30k Nodes
Submitted Jan 30, 2016
Section:
Full talk
Technical level:
Intermediate
To share the lessons learnt and challenges faced when solving large-scale IT orchestration problems. Hopefully provide best patterns and lessons so people following in our footsteps don’t make the same mistakes.
Outline
Sharing the lessons of the 5 year journey involved in building large-scale orchestration software in India and the challenges involved. This talk will cover the evolution from a monolithic model to asynchronous micro-services over 3 generations of our orchestration engine, what real-life problems we solved and the challenges we encountered.
This orchestration engine has been in production for over 5 years across multiple BFSI and other enterprises in Asia-Pac. The National Stock Exchange of India (NSE) uses this engine for IT orchestration, Disaster Recovery etc, with over $25B in daily transactions passing through the applications managed by this system.
This talk will cover:
- The Orchestration Problem
- Three Generations of Orchestration in Detail
- Lessons Learnt
Speaker bio
Co-founder at Calm.io. Previously was the architect at medical imaging startup Erudent. Earlier worked at Yahoo Image Search & Oracle ERP. Has been known to use his .emacs file in self-defense.
Links
- Previous Meetup Talk: http://www.meetup.com/devops-bangalore/events/224629004/
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