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  almost 8 years ago by dguitarbite | Reply

  Hi Micheal, training-labs core member here. Tell me if you need some help. I am going through the wiki to make sure that it is updated as expected. I could additionally help you make the labs cluster a bit more powerful (more Ram and CPU) than the default config. so your OpenStack setup is more powerful and you could play around with it a bit more.

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Hi Micheal, training-labs core member here. Tell me if you need some help. I am going through the wiki to make sure that it is updated as expected. I could additionally help you make the labs cluster a bit more powerful (more Ram and CPU) than the default config. so your OpenStack setup is more powerful and you could play around with it a bit more.
 
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Hi Micheal, training-labs core member here. Tell me if you need some help. I am going through the wiki to make sure that it is updated as expected. I could additionally help you make the labs cluster a bit more powerful (more Ram and CPU) than the default config. so your OpenStack setup is more powerful and you could play around with it a bit more.
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  almost 8 years ago by dguitarbite | Reply

  Training labs wiki page is upto date. You should be able to use it to deploy OpenStack. :)

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    almost 8 years ago by michael-chang | Reply

    Hi dguitarbite,

    Sorry I was late, the hackweek apparently ended, but I would like to continue this topic after as it's increasingly interested to me (and probably also Gary). :)

    We did not really follow the traning labs as a start, because SUSE or openSUSE distribution seems not fullly incorporated and also we are real newbies. :P So that we changed to plan to walk through the "SUSE Cloud 5/6 Deployment Guide" using the virtual machine. In that we also learned a lot new things, and knows how crowbar dashboard helps in deploying baremetal nodes and also assigning roles and deploy OpenStack services.

    You mentioned about the wiki page but I did not find it, would you please share the link so that we can try follow it for setting up lab in the future ?

    Thanks.

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  Hi dguitarbite, Sorry I was late, the hackweek apparently ended, but I would like to continue this topic after as it's increasingly interested to me (and probably also Gary). :) We did not really follow the traning labs as a start, because SUSE or openSUSE distribution seems not fullly incorporated and also we are real newbies. :P So that we changed to plan to walk through the "SUSE Cloud 5/6 Deployment Guide" using the virtual machine. In that we also learned a lot new things, and knows how crowbar dashboard helps in deploying baremetal nodes and also assigning roles and deploy OpenStack services. You mentioned about the wiki page but I did not find it, would you please share the link so that we can try follow it for setting up lab in the future ? Thanks.
   
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  Hi dguitarbite,
  Sorry I was late, the hackweek apparently ended, but I would like to continue this topic after as it's increasingly interested to me (and probably also Gary). :)
  We did not really follow the traning labs as a start, because SUSE or openSUSE distribution seems not fullly incorporated and also we are real newbies. :P So that we changed to plan to walk through the "SUSE Cloud 5/6 Deployment Guide" using the virtual machine. In that we also learned a lot new things, and knows how crowbar dashboard helps in deploying baremetal nodes and also assigning roles and deploy OpenStack services.
  You mentioned about the wiki page but I did not find it, would you please share the link so that we can try follow it for setting up lab in the future ?
  Thanks.
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Training labs wiki page is upto date. You should be able to use it to deploy OpenStack. :)
 
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Training labs wiki page is upto date. You should be able to use it to deploy OpenStack. :)
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  almost 8 years ago by michael-chang | Reply

  Hi dguitarbite,

  Sorry I was late, the hackweek apparently ended, but I would like to continue this topic after as it's increasingly interested to me (and probably also Gary). :)

  We did not really follow the traning labs as a start, because SUSE or openSUSE distribution seems not fullly incorporated and also we are real newbies. :P So that we changed to plan to walk through the "SUSE Cloud 5/6 Deployment Guide" using the virtual machine. In that we also learned a lot new things, and knows how crowbar dashboard helps in deploying baremetal nodes and also assigning roles and deploy OpenStack services.

  You mentioned about the wiki page but I did not find it, would you please share the link so that we can try follow it for setting up lab in the future ?

  Thanks.

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Hi dguitarbite, Sorry I was late, the hackweek apparently ended, but I would like to continue this topic after as it's increasingly interested to me (and probably also Gary). :) We did not really follow the traning labs as a start, because SUSE or openSUSE distribution seems not fullly incorporated and also we are real newbies. :P So that we changed to plan to walk through the "SUSE Cloud 5/6 Deployment Guide" using the virtual machine. In that we also learned a lot new things, and knows how crowbar dashboard helps in deploying baremetal nodes and also assigning roles and deploy OpenStack services. You mentioned about the wiki page but I did not find it, would you please share the link so that we can try follow it for setting up lab in the future ? Thanks.
 
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Hi dguitarbite,
Sorry I was late, the hackweek apparently ended, but I would like to continue this topic after as it's increasingly interested to me (and probably also Gary). :)
We did not really follow the traning labs as a start, because SUSE or openSUSE distribution seems not fullly incorporated and also we are real newbies. :P So that we changed to plan to walk through the "SUSE Cloud 5/6 Deployment Guide" using the virtual machine. In that we also learned a lot new things, and knows how crowbar dashboard helps in deploying baremetal nodes and also assigning roles and deploy OpenStack services.
You mentioned about the wiki page but I did not find it, would you please share the link so that we can try follow it for setting up lab in the future ?
Thanks.
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