This session will include the following subject(s):
Create multi-attribute based endpoint groups:
The Multi-Attribute Endpoint Grouping proposal allows endpoints to be grouped accordingly to one or more characteristics. For instance endpoints can be located in different regions, and for this reason it could be beneficial group them using this attribute. At the same time there could be endpoints that are administrative in nature and should be used by admins only regardless of their geographical location. Using this proposal it would be possible to create a USAdmin, EuropeAdmin and AsiaAdmin groups to include all the endpoints that follow the above mentioned characteristics.
(Session proposed by Fabio Giannetti)
Discoverable and Hierarchical Catalog:
The current Keystone catalog does not have a coherent design to address a typical IT catalog stack. The lack of data organization and self-discovery approach makes it very limited in use and does not provide a good solution for a global service catalog that can support IaaS, PaaS and SaaS.
Our approach is to change the catalog definition to make it easy to discover the services, their geographical location, type and access interfaces. The proposed solution is to create a catalog that is built on a hierarchical structure.
The tree-like structure can be then navigated using a set of links that provides URL pointing to the next level in the hierarchy something like, child/parent relationship.
