Ubuntu OpenStack Pike Milestone 2
Author: JavaCruft Source: Planet OpenStack The Ubuntu OpenStack team is pleased to announce the general availability of the OpenStack Pike b2 milestone in Ubuntu 17.10 and for Ubuntu 16.04 LTS […]
Month: June 2017
Certified OpenStack Administrator exam upgrades to Newton
Author: Anne Bertucio Source: Planet OpenStack The OpenStack Foundation has launched version two of the Certified OpenStack Administrator (COA) exam, the only vendor-independent OpenStack exam offered by the OpenStack Foundation […]
HPC Networking in OpenStack: Part 1
Author: Mark Goddard Source: Planet OpenStack This post is the first in a series on HPC networking in OpenStack. In the series we’ll discuss StackHPC’s current and future work on […]
Virtual device role tagging, better explained
Author: notartom Source: Planet OpenStack Now that Nova’s device role tagging feature talked about in a previous blog post is getting some real world usage, I’m starting to realise that it’s […]
Clearing up why fog computing is important
Author: Superuser Source: Planet OpenStack Fog and edge computing score big on the tech jargon bingo boards of today. SuperuserTV talks to Adrien Lebre, who co-chairs the OpenStack Fog, Edge […]
Back to Boston! A recap of the 2017 OpenStack Summit
Author: August Simonelli, Technical Marketing Manager, Cloud Source: Planet OpenStack This year the OpenStack® Summit returned to Boston, Massachusetts. The Summit was held the week after the annual Red Hat® […]
Recent blog posts, June 19
Author: Rich Bowen Source: Planet OpenStack Using Ansible Validations With Red Hat OpenStack Platform – Part 3 by August Simonelli, Technical Marketing Manager, Cloud In the previous two blogposts (Part […]
OpenStack Developer Mailing list Digest June 10-16
Author: Mike Perez Source: Planet OpenStack Summaries TC report 24 by Chris Dent 1 Release countdown for week R-10 and R-9, June 16-30 by Thierry 2 TC Status Update by […]
Shrink an OpenStack image
Author: Loic Dachary Source: Planet OpenStack After a while openstack image create creates increasingly large files because the blocks used and freed are not trimmed and it is not uncommon […]
“Not Our Software” Is No Excuse for Forklift Upgrades: CI/CD Using MCP DriveTrain — Q&A
Author: Ryan Day Source: Planet OpenStack Last week we spoke to Ryan Day about using Continuous Integration/Continuous Deployment (CI/CD) to keep not just your own software, but also externally produced […]