What came as a surprise:
- High position for IBM.
- Not Rackspace or Canonical or Mirantis but Red Hat as a number one contributor.
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Showing posts with label redhat rdo. Show all posts
Monday, January 13, 2014
Top Openstack contributors
There is a new site on the main Openstack portal: http://activity.openstack.org/. When looking around to see what information you can find there I stumble upon this post below.
What came as a surprise:
What came as a surprise:
Friday, January 3, 2014
Debugging networking issues in Neutron
Overview of cloud networking and Neutron in Openstack
We saw what challenges a successful Neutron deployment in Openstack would have to overcome in this post: Status and maturity of the Neutron in Openstack Havana release. But the journey into cloud network is worth the trouble and you can find many discussions that show the potential business and technological advantage you gain (an example What your Dev, Engineering and sales teams can achieve by using Openstack cloud and Quantum network).
But as the Neutron continues to bring new and advance networking features with every consecutive Openstack release ( Havana Neutron features) there is always a fear that it may become very complex and difficult to troubleshoot. To help to fill the gap the video from Dave Neary (slides are here Networking in OpenStack for non-networking people) is taking us on the journey what cloud networking and Neutron is as well as showing the basic troubleshooting every one should be aware of.
Neutron troubleshooting
These couple of slides from the video summarized very well what troubleshooting actions you can do when dealing with network connectivity problems from and to your VM. For more info watch the video yourself.
References
http://openstack.redhat.com/Main_Page
http://openstack.redhat.com/Networking
http://openstack.redhat.com/Networking_in_too_much_detail
We saw what challenges a successful Neutron deployment in Openstack would have to overcome in this post: Status and maturity of the Neutron in Openstack Havana release. But the journey into cloud network is worth the trouble and you can find many discussions that show the potential business and technological advantage you gain (an example What your Dev, Engineering and sales teams can achieve by using Openstack cloud and Quantum network).
But as the Neutron continues to bring new and advance networking features with every consecutive Openstack release ( Havana Neutron features) there is always a fear that it may become very complex and difficult to troubleshoot. To help to fill the gap the video from Dave Neary (slides are here Networking in OpenStack for non-networking people) is taking us on the journey what cloud networking and Neutron is as well as showing the basic troubleshooting every one should be aware of.
Neutron troubleshooting
These couple of slides from the video summarized very well what troubleshooting actions you can do when dealing with network connectivity problems from and to your VM. For more info watch the video yourself.
References
http://openstack.redhat.com/Main_Page
http://openstack.redhat.com/Networking
http://openstack.redhat.com/Networking_in_too_much_detail
Wednesday, January 1, 2014
Redhat Cloudforms product explained
As the cloud technology continues to evolve we see even more new cool product names that vendors advertise. One of these is Cloudforms from Redhat. But what does Redhat Cloudforms do and where it can be used? The answer can be found in one of the slides from Redhat Summit 2013.
From Introduction to Red Hat Openstack slides we can learn that Cloudforms:
From Introduction to Red Hat Openstack slides we can learn that Cloudforms:
- Is a management platform for heterogeneous clouds.
- It does support RHVE, Openstack, Redhat RDO and proprietary virtualization solutions.
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