Blogging is new to me. I started blogging in late July of this
year. To my surprise I was able to deliver 30 blog posts in 30 days.
In
the month of November I have participated in a community effort where
each member publish 30 blogs in 30 days. You can check out other blog
posts with #vDM30in30 on Twitter or go to http://www.virtualdesignmaster.com/page/2/
When
I sign up I thought it was 30 blogs from the whole group. Not until 2
weeks before Nov 1 that I have discovered that it was 30 blog post for
each person. I thought of backing off but then I wanted to push myself
to see how far I can go.
Of the 30 blog
posts, I have dedicated 20 of them to be OpenStack related in which I
look at different parts of this popular open source cloud orchestration
tool. I would like to put all OpenStack related post into one for reference
OpenStack Series Part 1: How do you look at OpenStack?
OpenStack Series Part 2: What's new in the Juno Release?
OpenStack Series Part 3: Keystone - Identity Service
OpenStack Series Part 4: Nova - Compute Service
OpenStack Series Part 5: Glance - Image Service
OpenStack Series Part 6: Cinder - Block Storage Service
OpenStack Series Part 7: Swift - Object Storage Service
OpenStack Series Part 8: Neutron - Networking Service
OpenStack Series Part 9: Horizon - a Web Based UI Service
OpenStack Series Part 10: Heat - Orchestration Service
OpenStack Series Part 11: Ceilometer - Monitoring and Metering Service
OpenStack Series Part 12: Trove - Database Service
OpenStack Series Part 13: Docker in OpenStack
OpenStack Series Part 14: Sahara - Data Processing Service
OpenStack Series part 15: Messaging and Queuing System in OpenStack
OpenStack Series Part 16: Ceph in OpenStack
OpenStack Series Part 17: Congress - Policy Service
OpenStack Series Part 18: Network Function Virtualization in OpenStack
OpenStack Series Part 19: Storage policies for object storage
OpenStack Series Part 20: Group-based Policy for Neutron
Hope you enjoy this OpenStack for beginner series!
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