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Posted over 5 years ago by Trinh Nguyen
Posted over 5 years ago by Superuser
Stack HPC's Nick Jones pairs infrastructure automation tool Rundeck with Kayobe, a deployment of containerized OpenStack to bare metal. The post Kayobe and Rundeck: Operational hygiene for infrastructure as code appeared first on Superuser.
Posted over 5 years ago by ildikov
Get an update on the status of edge computing from the OpenStack Foundation working group.
Posted over 5 years ago by vakwetu
Choose the right OpenStack Barbican deployment option to protect the privacy and integrity of your cloud.
Posted over 5 years ago by bnemec
This is an announcement that we recently merged a new feature to oslo.config for validating the contents of config files. This has been an oft-requested feature, but in the past it was difficult to implement because config opts are registered ... [More] dynamically at runtime and there's no good way to know for sure when all of them are present. To address that, we made use of the somewhat new feature to generate machine-readable sample config. That data should contain all of the options for each service, so it provides a complete (mostly - more on that later) list of options that we can use to validate config files. If any options are not being provided to the sample config generator then that is a bug and should be addressed in the service anyway. The tool will warn about any deprecated options present in the file and error on any completely missing ones. It can either use the sample-config-generator configuration file directly or use a pre-generated machine-readable sample config. One limitation of the current iteration of the tool is that it doesn't handle dynamic groups, so for projects that use those it may report some false positives. This should be solvable, but for the moment it is something to be aware of. If this is something you were interested in, please try it out and let us know how it works for you. The latest release of oslo.config on pypi should have the tool, and since it doesn't necessarily need to be run on the production system the bleeding edge version can be installed somewhere else. Only the machine-readable sample config needs to be generated based on the production version of the code, and that capability has been in oslo.config for a few cycles now. Hopefully this will be useful, but as mentioned above if you run into any issues with it please let the Oslo team know so we can get them addressed. Thanks. Tags: OpenStackOslo [Less]
Posted over 5 years ago by Lauren Sell
City Network customer SBAB talks microservices, agile team structure and OpenStack compliant cloud. The post How one of Sweden’s largest online lenders optimizes for speed appeared first on Superuser.
Posted over 5 years ago by Aptira
The post SDN: Repave vs Update in an SD-WAN Environment appeared first on Aptira.
Posted over 5 years ago by Bharat Kunwar
We explore the features of our Ansible BeeGFS role to provide disaggregated and hyperconverged storage solution.
Posted over 5 years ago by Anne Bertucio
Congrats on having your talk accepted -- here are five tips to make it memorable. The post Five ways to make your OpenStack Summit talk a standout appeared first on Superuser.
Posted over 5 years ago by Petr Kovar
Ian Y. Choi and I already shared a summary of docs and i18n updates from the Stein Project Teams Gathering with the openstack-dev mailing list, but I also wanted to post the updates here for wider distribution. So, here comes what I found the most ... [More] interesting out of our docs- and i18n-related meetings and discussions we had in Denver from... Read more → [Less]