Intelligent NFV performance with OpenContrail
Author: Guest Post Source: Planet OpenStack The post Intelligent NFV performance with OpenContrail appeared first on Mirantis | Pure Play Open Cloud. The private cloud market has changed in the […]
Month: March 2017
How to organize an OpenStack Operators Meetup
Author: Superuser Source: Planet OpenStack Mariano Cunietti is the CTO of Enter, a public cloud provider based in Italy. Cunietti has been involved with OpenStack since 2013 and has been […]
OpenStack Australia Day Melbourne – 2 months to go!
Author: Jessica Field Source: Planet OpenStack We are now just 2 months away from OpenStack Australia Day Melbourne – and we’ve got an exciting day lined up for you so […]
User Group Newsletter March 2017
Author: Sonia Ramza Source: Planet OpenStack User Group Newsletter March 2017 BOSTON SUMMIT UPDATE Exciting news! The schedule for the Boston Summit in May has been released. You can […]
Manage a multi-node Kubernetes deployment on a bare-metal cluster
Author: Chris Hoge Source: Planet OpenStack OpenStack Ironic grew out of the Nova project as a bare metal compute driver. While it’s still popular for managing compute nodes with Nova, […]
API Stability Thoughts
Author: ed Source: Planet OpenStack Recently in the OpenStack API Working Group we have been spending a lot of time and energy on establishing the API Stability guidelines that will […]
Writing TripleO Specs
Author: bnemec Source: Planet OpenStack I was recently copied on an email from a team with a lot of new contributors to TripleO that was wondering if there was any […]
In praise of systemd
Author: Sean Dague Source: Planet OpenStack There was definitely a lot of hate around systemd in the Linux community over the last few years as all the Linux distros moved […]
Kubernetes 1.6: Made with stability in mind
Author: Ihor Dvoretskyi Source: Planet OpenStack We are happy to announce the first Kubernetes release in 2017 – Kubernetes 1.6. Kubernetes 1.6 is big step towards the enterprise readiness. The […]
You had ONE JOB — A Kubernetes job.
Author: Doug Smith Source: Planet OpenStack Let’s take a look at how Kubernetes jobs are crafted. I had been jamming some kind of work-around shell scripts in the entrypoint* for […]