OpenStack - The BEST Way to Build Your Own Private Cloud

OpenStack is awesome! Using this amazing open-source project, you can build your very own private cloud. But what are some other considerations for using it? How do you get started? In this foundational video, LearnLinuxTV and OpenMetal team up to give you some valuable information on OpenStack. This will include what sets it apart from other solutions, and will also include some tips on how to navigate around some of its challenges.

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00:00 - Pre-intro
01:33 - Intro
02:37 - What is "OpenStack"?
03:41 - OpenStack vs Mainstream cloud providers
05:12 - OpenStack is made up of multiple separate (yet inter-related) services
08:58 - OpenStack's challenges (and Tips on getting started)
10:44 - My recommendation for an evaluation installation on physical hardware
12:46 - Using OpenStack to deploy a Kubernetes cluster*🎓 FULL LINUX COURSES FROM LEARN LINUX TV*

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[sharjeel_mazhar]

Please make more in-depth videos on OpenStack and also its components.

[sanjeev]

This is the one I was waiting for. 👌 Please make more detailed guides as well. 🙏

[mrmoonmoon]

So happy about OpenStack. Please make a series on that topic. Very interesting!

[bobwong]

👍👍👍👍👍YES YES YES‼️
How about a series bringing us to built a working Homelab from a Single H/w server. Then perhaps "migrate" those into multiple servers?
Perhaps another book solely on Openstack?

[cmespy]

do a series please .. love you channel man

[ar_prichan]

This bring me back when I was an intern in computer science faculty, they handled me two Lenovo blade servers for hands-on proof of concept (PoC) OpenStack (version "Newton" at that time).
Such a wonderful experience.

As newcomers at that time, things might be a bit time consuming are about initial setup of the server and reading OpenStack deployment instructions, but the documentation on the website is easy to read with careful.

[bthegawd]

This brings me back. I used to specialize in building and administrating Openstack private clouds but I now specialize in AWS. Job market for Openstack pretty much died 3 years ago (at least in the US) and everyone is moving to the Big three cloud providers. I love Openstack and I wished it succeeded but its just to expensive to build out and maintain.

[cirniman]

please make an openstack series. And for good measure, get rid of any underlying OS or Hypervisor and go bare-metal via openstacks Ironic. You compare it to a full-featured install with lots of overhead when installing it on several nodes. Ironic is just a level higher. Can I please ask for a videoseries on how to integrate servers out of the box into openstack via Ironic? and on a sidenote, I'm sure you've seen that the latest kubernetes version will work with swap enabled. you rock Jay!

[specCon]

Oh my goodness. Been looking for a good well enunciated video explanation of this. Big love!!!

[Carselau]

I've been dying for this ever since the episode of The Homelab show. I've been wanting to spin this up for a bit so I can't wait for more videos on this!

[shawnlewis]

I have watched a few other videos hoping to find a good explanation of OpenStack. None of them gave near as good of an explanation as you did. Great video sir. Thanks.

[danielyount]

Projects to do for Openstack are compatible S3 Object Storage service and or setting up complex networking and using the visual networking to show weaknesses or efficiencies that could be made and since its SDN you can change it on the fly to try different methods at will.

[ArniesTech]

Thank you once again for your calm and informative presentation, Jay 💪

[davidkamaunu]

this is great use for my current refactoring my own homelab/studio i am considering doing an open stack or OVN and lxd... thanks lltv jay! helping people diy cloud

[patrickcasavant-cssmv]

Thanks Jay! Great video! You ask for hint for the next vidéo, please explain the installation process and configuration for a three metal servers deployment for high availability.

[aqueous]

Hi. I completed your Proxmox course and liked it. I also bought your Ubuntu Server e-book from Packt!

[jblow]

Would be cool if you could show Openstack using LXD containers. Great video!

[MakeyTech]

Thanks for the jumping on point. I'm really excited to be getting into OpenStack and Building my own little dev cloud. Excited for more content maybe around automatic service load balancing?

[ayounes]

What a video bro! Can't thank you enough! Thank you so much you made life so much easier!

[criptovida]

Great content, keep sharing this high quality content. Thanks