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
Vote for my Presentation @OpenStack summit – TOKYO
Vote for @OpenStack Summit Integrating and Orchestrating OpenDaylight with Neutron to enforce Group Based Policy https://t.co/VLlDc2DmwK — VinothKumar Selvaraj (@vinoth6664) July 24, … Continue Reading →
Openstack Integration with Brocade VDX switch (VLAN network + ml2 plugin)
Hell0oooooo OpenStackies! Recently I got an opportunity to work in integrating Brocade VDX switches with OpenStack. Unlike default OpenStack setup … Continue Reading →
Ubuntu 14.04: renaming ethernet interfaces from “p1p1″ to “eth0″
Sometimes, an ethernet interface will install itself as “p1p1″ or the like instead of the traditional “eth0″. Where most of … Continue Reading →
Configuring FTP server in Ubuntu 14.04
Configuring FTP server is mainstream process, this is how my statement would be if I configured FTP service in … Continue Reading →
Multi-Hypervisor Openstack : Integrating VMware Vcenter and KVM hypervisors with openstack
Multi-Hypervisor Openstack Integrating VMware Vcenter and KVM … Continue Reading →
OpenStack with Minimal Hardwares : All-In-One node Installation using Single NIC
Installing OpenStack: All-In-One node using Single NIC Gone are the days when you need 3 or more nodes to do … Continue Reading →
Unable to download packets in OpenStack’s Instance
Sometimes you stuck with this different issue in VM’s network that you can communicate with public/external network from VM but … Continue Reading →
What interface entry says to Kernal ?
auto eth1 This tells the kernel to load the device upon boot iface eth1 inet manual This tells the kernel … Continue Reading →
Fun with Linux:Ubuntu
Most of us use linux terminal/prompt to perform our work. Over a period of time, one gets bored working … Continue Reading →
How do I access iSCSI Target (server) via iSCSI initiator (client)?
Following is a quick way to access iSCSI target, under RHEL 5. Let us say your server iSCSI Target IP … Continue Reading →