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= Getting started with [[XenServer]] and [[OpenStack]] = | = Getting started with [[XenServer]] and [[OpenStack]] = | ||
| − | This is an opinionated guide to setting up an [[OpenStack]] Cloud using Xen/XenServer/XCP. | + | This is an opinionated guide to setting up an [[OpenStack]] Cloud using Xen/XenServer/XCP. Use this to get started quickly. It is far from the only way to setup [[OpenStack]] using Xen. |
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| − | = | + | = Required Hardware = |
| + | To get started, this is probably what you want: | ||
| + | * Cheap switch (most home routers will do) | ||
| + | * Linux machine (preferably, running Ubuntu 11.10) | ||
| + | * [[XenServer]] capbable machine | ||
| + | * (optional) Windows machine to run Citrix [[XenCenter]] (the official [[XenServer]] GUI) | ||
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| + | = TODO = | ||
more details coming soon... | more details coming soon... | ||
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Revision as of 15:58, 12 March 2012
<<TableOfContents()>>
Getting started with XenServer and OpenStack
This is an opinionated guide to setting up an OpenStack Cloud using Xen/XenServer/XCP. Use this to get started quickly. It is far from the only way to setup OpenStack using Xen.
Required Hardware
To get started, this is probably what you want:
- Cheap switch (most home routers will do)
- Linux machine (preferably, running Ubuntu 11.10)
- XenServer capbable machine
- (optional) Windows machine to run Citrix XenCenter (the official XenServer GUI)
TODO
more details coming soon...
