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This article uses current cloud adoption and usage statistics to build on the discussion (in the video) between Todd Robinson, President of InMotion Hosting and Marc Collier, COO of OpenInfra Foundation about the current challenges around widespread adoption of OpenStack powered infrastructure, especially in the context of private clouds for SMBs. Todd Robinson is the Read More >
OpenStack has been deployed using kolla-ansible, which in turn sets upOpenStack on baremetal servers using Ansible and Docker. To makea change to an existing OpenStack cloud deployed this way, you need tounderstand know how OpenStack has been deployed first. It is assumed you have an understanding of how both Docker and Ansiblework before working with Read More >
If you find the cloud growing, it may come time to add another OpenStack Hardware Node node to thecloud. Similarly, you may not need hardware any longer. This guide will demonstrate how to add or remove a node from anOpenStack cloud. This is only applicable to those who have added anadditional Storage and Compute node Read More >
Welcome to the documentation for Private Cloud Core. The first section of this document provides introductory information about the product. The second section lays out the structure of the guides. Private Cloud Core is InMotion Hosting’s first venture into private cloud computing using the free, open-source collection of software called OpenStack. When the Private Cloud Read More >
The purpose of this guide is to explain how to create an instance using the command line through OpenStackClient. An example will be demonstrated where an instance is created on aprivate network. The intent of the instance will be to act as a “jumpstation”where OpenStackClient will be installed. Finally, this jumpstation can be used to Read More >
To get started with OpenStack, you will first login to Horizon. Horizon is a web-based interface used to administer OpenStack services, also known as OpenStack’s dashboard. This is where you will do everything in OpenStack from making an instance, creating networks, managing your users, and so on. For a full list of the purpose and Read More >
The purpose of this guide is to explain how to create an OpenStack instance using Horizon. An example will be demonstrated where an instance is created on a private network. The intent of the OpenStack instance will be to act as a “jumpstation” where OpenStackClient will be installed. Finally, this jumpstation can be used to Read More >
This private cloud guide stores miscellaneous information and may be useful, however, the information in this guide is not needed to go through setting up the cloud. Associate an Instance with a Private Network This section will explain how to take an instance created on the provider network and associate that with a private network. Read More >
OpenStack offers a way to administer your cloud over the command line by installing OpenStackClient. If you would like to use OpenStackClient and are not familiar with how toinstall it, follow along with this installation guide. Installing OpenStackClient OpenStackClient can be installed to any shell using pip. It can be installedlocally to your machine or Read More >
This guide will explain basic networking functions in OpenStack including how to create a network, a router, and allocate and assign floating IPs. The idea of this guide is it will explain how to create a private network withthe intent to place virtual machines or instances on this network. It is generally recommended that private Read More >