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Posts
Self-hosted Kubernetes with Tectonic-Installer
Bare-metal self-hosted Kubernetes 1.7.5 on two servers, using Matchbox PXE boot, dnsmasq, Terraform and the tectonic-installer.
Self-hosted Kubernetes on bare-metal with Bootkube/Matchbox
Using Matchbox and bootkube to PXE boot three bare-metal CoreOS servers and bootstrap a self-hosted Kubernetes cluster.
Scale your Kubernetes cluster with OpenStack Magnum
Scaling a Kubernetes cluster managed by OpenStack Magnum up or down with a single magnum cluster-update node_count command.
Installing OpenStack Magnum using openstack-ansible
Installing the OpenStack Magnum role with openstack-ansible, then creating Docker Swarm and Kubernetes clusters.
Deploying and customizing OpenStack Mitaka with openstack-ansible
Deploying OpenStack Mitaka with openstack-ansible and customizing it with config overrides, Neutron LBaaS v2 and a flat external network.
Deploying OpenStack Liberty with Ceph
Adding a Ceph storage host to an openstack-ansible (rpc-openstack r12.0.0) deployment so nova, cinder and glance use Ceph.
Deploying OpenStack Kilo with openstack-ansible
Deploying OpenStack Kilo with rpc-openstack and openstack-ansible across two servers, with ELK logging, Rackspace MaaS monitoring and a test instance.
Tips for managing OpenStack with openstack-ansible
Ansible ad-hoc commands, host group patterns and LXC tips for managing an openstack-ansible deployment and its containers.
Deploying OpenStack in containers: Install and Upgrade
Deploying OpenStack Icehouse into LXC containers on two nodes with openstack-ansible, then upgrading in place to Juno.