How to install OpenStack with Kayobe
We look into installing OpenStack using Kayobe. OpenStack is a compute cluster solution with a lot of different services that could handle many task such as storage, network, compute and orchestration.
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Hi Daniel, would you have any tutorial or step-by-step guide to deploy OpenStack on Rocky Linux 8 using Kayobe? I’m a little desperate because I can’t find any decent documentation… thanks.
Hi Lordalvaro
Well, installing OpenStack is a bit of a hazzle and I’ve never installed Rocky Linux so there might be dependencies that are strange for that system. I’m usually using debian as it’s a very common server system used by most server administrators.
I’m not sure I’ll do another Openstack series but I guess you could use parts from it in order to figure out how to do your install.
I hope this helps. Thank you for watching my videos.
Best regards
Daniel