Learn OpenStack Episode 1 – Introduction to Private Cloud Administration
OpenStack is an open-source cloud computing platform that enables you to build your very own private cloud that is completely under your control. You can use it to spin up compute instances, set up block and object storage, load balancers, software-defined networking, and more. In this six-part guide, Jay will guide you through the finer points of OpenStack with hands-on examples. In the first episode of the series, we’ll go over a series introduction and outline. In addition, an overview Horizon is covered.
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*Individual Sections*
00:00 – Intro
01:10 – Series outline
02:36 – What will you need in order to follow along with this OpenStack course?
03:45 – OpenStack test instance requirements
05:21 – Set up your own OpenStack implementation for your organization with OpenMetal (sponsor)
06:49 – First look at Horizon, the OpenStack project that provides the dashboard
08:16 – Why are there so many components with OpenStack?
09:57 – More about Horizon, the OpenStack dashboard
12:13 – Why key authentication is better when it comes to OpenSSH
12:54 – How server groups in OpenStack can be very helpful
13:53 – What a “volume” refers to within OpenStack
14:29 – Quick summary of backups and snapshot sections within Horizon
15:38 – Administration section within Horizon
18:21 – Taking a peak at the API access section of the Horizon Dashboard
19:01 – What is a “project” in the context of OpenStack?
— Other Episodes —
• Episode 1 – Introduction to Private Cloud Administration (this video)
• Episode 2 – How to Launch Compute Instances ➜ https://linux.video/openstack2
• Episode 3 – Setting Up Block Storage Volumes ➜ https://linux.video/openstack3
• Episode 4 – Building Virtual Networks ➜ https://linux.video/openstack4
• Episode 5 – Combining OpenStack and OpenShift ➜ https://linux.video/openstack5
• Episode 6 – Automating Cloud Deployments ➜ https://linux.video/openstack6
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One thing is that open stack is cloud infrastructure software. Open Shift is container software
Wife is pissed right now 🙂 "Why I am not coming to bed?" In my Man Cave, watching this video is better than Se* 🙂 :). Good job. I am super interested in your channel and this playlist.
Great Content. Keep on good work.😊
Can you do video on Apache CloudStack?
I like your screensaver, can you share it please?
Can we get a video on Openstack homelab hardware? I'm thinking that something like a set of Topton's fanless micro-PCs would provide enough oomph. But there are pitfalls to this, you want to make sure the processor supports nested VT for example. Thanks. I'd like to build a "all on one PC" to get started, and then add more PC's (spread services out) to get more performance. Cheers.
So this is a "I dare you to ask for what you wish for and I might do it" type of video. 😉🤪
Thank you for your videos.
I am thinking now to choose between to proxmax and OpenStack to make VPS for clients on a dedicated server, at this moment it is one dedicated server, but coulkd go more in future.
I did read OpenStack is complicated.
I need a stable system since there will be web apps on it.
Is it still complicated, is it possible to manage this infrastructure for one par time person?
Is there a big difference to maintain one or another system?
this is the series that I've been waiting for… thank you so much for starting up !
Thank you for sharing your gift
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I have a question. Can I have OpenStack running in a VM and talking to the hypervisor API (VMware, Proxmox, …) to provision new nodes?
Love your videos
Been using Openstack since cactus.
Thanks for taking on this monster.
Please do a video on Kolla Ansible with ceph integration.
I really like it you make my day✌
Yeaaaah awesome more Openstack vids please
Can't wait! I love your content about various IT subjects. Cloud computing is one of my favourite 😍 topics, and OpenStack is something I always wanted to test and learn. Let’s get started!
just echoing what everyone has said, great start Jay. Cant wait for the next one
How does this stack against XCP-NG? Can I do everything but more, with the trade off of added complexity?
Great start! Can’t wait to see the rest of the episodes 🎉