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Virtuozzo 7 supports OpenStack as cloud management solution since version 6. With Virtuozzo 7 we are going to add a lot of new capabilities to OpenStack integration. | Virtuozzo 7 supports OpenStack as cloud management solution since version 6. With Virtuozzo 7 we are going to add a lot of new capabilities to OpenStack integration. | ||
+ | Current limitations (bugs, not implemented or by design): | ||
+ | #HA does not work. | ||
+ | #Virtuozzo Storage is not supported for containers and VMs in cinder. | ||
− | This guide | + | This guide allows you to install OpenStack with Virtuozzo nodes with a help of Devstack tools. Devstack allows you to install stateless OpenStack for demo purpose that means it will be reset after host reboot. So, the best platform to setup OpenStack in this case is virtual machines. |
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+ | Please note that OpenStack now does not support containers and virtual machines on the same node, thus you need at least two nodes to try containers and VMs management. | ||
You need the following infrastructure to setup OpenStack with Virtuozzo 7: | You need the following infrastructure to setup OpenStack with Virtuozzo 7: |