Nick Alesandro, VP of Product at Overclock Labs on Blockchain, Edge, and Cloud Oh My!
cloud20306 Loka 2018

Nick Alesandro, VP of Product at Overclock Labs on Blockchain, Edge, and Cloud Oh My!

Highlights 0 min 37 sec: Introduction of Guest 2 min 28 sec: High level description of the technology Cloud centralization is a problem; it needs to be decentralized Take over 100% or a partial amount of a machine added to the cloud network with special CoreOS based system 5 min 13 sec: Akash Network Donate your idle servers into an available system for usage in a cloud managed by Overclock Labs 2 Components – Blockchain for marketplace / Deployment platform 6 min 52 sec: How does marketplace work; who wants to use this network? Focus is on developers who want to use these systems #1 Reason – Cheaper than standard public clouds ; #2 Reason – Its distributed globally not at fixed known sites 10 min 26sec: Blockchain as decentralized ledger to avoid central store Join the infrastructure without a formal registration on a single database; only listening for bids not publishing what they offer History of the infrastructure is public for customers to evaluate 12 min 31 sec: How do I know where I am pushing my workloads? Can I trust the infrastructure provider? Issues arise with receiving workloads that are unknown to you 16 min 38 sec: What do I do to add a rack of servers into Akash network? What you need to do vs what you should do Management Server, Network Isolation, Monitoring Seasonal Load Model ~ Electric Grid Analogy 20 min 23 sec: Identify Geography and Latency to Customers? 21 min 23sec: What do I ensure I am not getting dropped or pulled into a bidding trap? Workload goes down it automates a bid elsewhere in the network Conditions can be set should you need a long running workload and it is terminated by the host Do you expect providers to monitor machines or do you as a service? 27 min 45 sec: Kubernetes Cluster across providers? Kubernetes Federation Why Kubernetes? Writing our own Kubernetes using Kubernetes 31 min 55 sec: Why not do this with Virtual Machines? Containers makes sense 32 min 40 sec: How long have you been working on this project? Why of the project? DISCO → Scheduler Decentralization is the key Can build a private infrastructure using their system 37 min 01 sec: Wrap-Up

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