Python Script to list the OpenStack Orphaned resource
Whenever we hard delete any Project without releasing its resources allocated to that project, then the resources mapped to the … Continue Reading →
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“nova.compute.resource_tracker” Out of Sync!
Have you ever noticed the metrics shown in the “free -m” on the compute node, and the output of “Nova … Continue Reading →
OpenStack Bootcamp by Vinoth Kumar Selvaraj (Author)
I am pleased to inform you all that my book, titled “Openstack Bootcamp” is now available at amazon.com
My article published in July 2017 issue of OSFY Magazine
Pleased to share with you all that my article on “How to run OpenStack on AWS” has been published in … Continue Reading →
My article published in March 2017 issue of OSFY Magazine
Pleased to share with you all that my article on “Integrating OpenDaylight VTN Manager with OpenStack” has been published in … Continue Reading →
OpenDaylight VTN Manager Integration with OpenStack
Virtual Tenant Network (VTN) Technical Introduction: OpenDaylight Virtual Tenant Network (VTN) is an application that provides a multi-tenant virtual … Continue Reading →
CloudEnablers team at SDN workshop hosted by SRM University
Cloudenablers was invited to give an overview on OpenStack and Opendaylight in the SDN workshop hosted by SRM university on … Continue Reading →
Openstack 101 – PowerPoint Presentation
In case, if the PPT is not visible, Please use the below link to download it. Openstack101-Ppt1807 (1) An Introduction … Continue Reading →
Bash script to install openstack-Mitaka in ubuntu 14.04LTS
OpenStack-mitaka (All-in-one node using single NIC) for Ubuntu 14.04LTS Download the script using the below command: git clone https://github.com/vinothkumarselvaraj/openstack-mitaka.git … Continue Reading →
@MirantisIT @OpenDaylightSDN @inocybetech @Openstack … Thank you all for sharing my article.
.@vinoth6664 shares how to deploy OpenDaylight & integrate it w/ #OpenStack to address specific networking use cases https://t.co/l2cE5pbuFe — OpenStack … Continue Reading →