By The world of OpenStack on Kubernetes is evolving fast, and Mirantis is at the forefront of some exciting developments. We recently sat down with Artem Andreev, Product Manager at Mirantis, to discuss what’s next.
Mirantis is making significant strides in future-proofing OpenStack to support modern workloads like artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML). As organizations increasingly rely on AI-driven applications, ensuring that OpenStack can handle these advanced use cases is a key focus. But that’s just the beginning. Another major priority is making OpenStack more enterprise-friendly by improving compliance, scalability, and infrastructure features. While it will still retain its open source core, Mirantis is working towards an experience that feels more structured and robust, similar to VMware, without compromising the flexibility of OpenStack.
One of the biggest challenges enterprises face is efficient capacity management and seamless onboarding of applications to the cloud. Mirantis is tackling these issues head-on by refining how infrastructure and supporting services integrate within OpenStack. This means better resource allocation, easier deployments, and a smoother transition for businesses looking to leverage OpenStack for their cloud needs.
One of the biggest takeaways? Mirantis open sourced the core of its MOSK (Mirantis OpenStack for Kubernetes) product in January. This means users will be able to deploy MOSK on their own premises, on their own terms, and even contribute to its development. By making the core code available on GitHub, Mirantis is doubling down on its commitment to the open source community, giving users the freedom to experiment, innovate, and collaborate.
There’s so much more to unpack in our conversation with Mirantis. Want all the details straight from the source? Check out the full video now!
