Tue 08 November 2016
The blog by Sebastian inspired me to try out OpenStack Salt in combination
with the new MK22 Reclass model.
Instead of using the TCPcloud provided labs I'm using
my own laptop beast (ThinkPad W530 with 32GB of memory).
For that reason I created a Vagrantfile for the mk22-lab-basic environment to …
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Sat 27 August 2016
This post will demonstrate using Network Templates in Fuel to
separate Ceph Public Network from Management Network. By default
Fuel combines the ceph public network with the management network.
The Ceph Public network is used for communicating from the compute nodes
to the Ceph nodes. So in high performant storage …
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Wed 01 June 2016
Creating a KVM VM on the Fuel master node is a nice way
to better utilize server resources for small environments
that were deployed already without using Fuel compact install or
running Fuel as VM itself.
We can run Controller, Monitoring or MongoDB as VM on the Fuel
node. This …
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Wed 15 July 2015
Update: This blog post is deprecated by the official documentation. Please take a look at the official
Networking Guide: Using SRIOV functionality. Patch set that added the official documentation:
changeset.
Terms used
Term |
Definition |
SRIOV |
Single Root IO Virtualization. SRIOV allows a PCIe device to appear to be multiple separate … |
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Thu 27 November 2014
This post will describe the whole process of providing hadoop on demand
through Openstack, Cloudinit and Saltstack. We will use Openstack
to provision servers on demand, cloudconfig to install salt-master and
salt-minion and saltstack to deploy hadoop namenode and datanodes, all fully
automated. This makes us able to deploy a …
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Mon 24 November 2014
In a lab environment in the university I only had access to a list of fragmented
public routable IP addresses in a single subnet. For example I got access to the following ips
50.15.15.10, 55.15.15.12-15, 55.15.15.17. But I am not allowed …
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Fri 29 August 2014
I recommend these links in the following order:
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