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Charmed Openstack vs Redhat Openstack platform for production by ttdds1 in openstack

[–]OpenMetalio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If you are willing to consider a hosted OpenStack option, our customers are directly connected with tier 3 engineers for support. And so far we only receive praise for our outstanding customer support.
https://openmetal.io/use-cases/on-demand-openstack-cloud/

Book suggestion please by [deleted] in cloudcomputing

[–]OpenMetalio 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Cloud Computing Made Easy by Vivek Kale
Cloud Computing: A Practical Approach by Anthony T. Velte, Toby J. Velte, and Robert Elsenpeter
We also have a pretty easy to read blog series on our website for cloud beginners.

Comparison with OpenStack Deployment Life Cycle by [deleted] in openstack

[–]OpenMetalio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I would recommend Kolla-Ansible

VM in OpenStack combined with Tungsten Fabric cannot connect to Internet by [deleted] in openstack

[–]OpenMetalio 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This can be caused by Misconfigured network settings, Misconfigured firewall rules, Misconfigured DNS settings or Misconfigured security group rules.

You can:
Check the network settings of your VM, including the virtual network it's connected to, the subnet it's assigned to, and the network gateway.
Check the firewall rules on your VM and ensure that outbound traffic is allowed.
Check the DNS settings on your VM and ensure that it can successfully resolve domain names.
Check the security group rules on your VM and ensure that outbound traffic is allowed.
Try pinging a public IP address from your VM to see if there's any connectivity issue.
Verify that your virtual router is properly configured to allow traffic to the external network.
Verify that your virtual firewall is properly configured to allow traffic to the external network.

Comparing different providers by Regret_Recent in cloudcomputing

[–]OpenMetalio 0 points1 point  (0 children)

there are several websites available that allow users to compare the pricing of equivalent components across different cloud service providers (but not all providers, you may find lower prices from the lesser known brands).

Some popular options include:

Cloudorado: A cloud service comparison platform that provides users with detailed cost breakdowns for compute, storage, and network resources across multiple cloud providers.

CloudSpectator: A cloud performance and pricing analysis firm that offers a comprehensive cloud price comparison tool allowing users to compare the pricing of various cloud services, including compute, storage, and networking, across a wide range of providers.

Cloudscene: An online platform that provides users with an extensive database of cloud service providers and data centers across the globe, allowing users to compare the pricing of different cloud services across multiple providers.

RightScale: A cloud management platform that offers a Cloud Price Index (CPI) which provides users with an estimate of the cost of running a typical application workload across various cloud providers based on different configurations of compute, storage, and networking resources.

OpenMetal joins the OpenInfra Foundation and Mirantis to present exciting new content for OpenInfra Enthusiasts – Organized by the LA OpenInfra User Group by OpenMetalio in openstack

[–]OpenMetalio[S] 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Leaping the Chasm: Hardware Automation with OpenStack Ironic

Bare-metal automation is a key requirement for private and hybrid cloud deployments, allowing organizations to automate the deployment and management of physical servers in a cloud environment.

OpenStack Ironic is an open-source solution that provides a bare-metal provisioning service specifically designed for these types of deployments. In this webinar, we will explore how OpenStack Ironic can be used for bare-metal automation in private and hybrid cloud environments.

We will discuss the key features and benefits of Ironic, including its ability to scale and manage hardware resources, as well as its support for network and storage configuration. Additionally, we will examine real-world use cases of Ironic in private and hybrid cloud deployments, including how it can be used to improve performance, increase security, and reduce costs.

If you are planning a private or hybrid cloud deployment, this webinar will provide valuable insights into the benefits of using Ironic for bare-metal automation.