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.
We solve todays challange at the advent of code 2020. Come join and have some fun.
In this video series, I try to challenge myself with the Advent of Code trials. Each solution will be published to Github, and I hope you will learn something from my coding mistakes and perhaps send some code my way on how you have done these challenges. I know by reading code, so this is…
We solve the day 11 challenges for the Advent of Code.
We set up a simple Polymer 3.0 element and then transform it to use lit-html
We go though the root directory talking about where each of the system files are located and what the different directories usually contain.
We are in our new linux environment and create gcc compiler that will be our final compiler. Then we look at some text manipulation libraries, compressors and file attribute tools.
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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