How to Implement an OpenStack-Based Private Cloud with Kolla-Ansible
summary
Shows a stepwise Kolla-Ansible deployment that ends in a working OpenStack private cloud with the Horizon dashboard and instance creation. Uses Docker containers, a build of images, a private Docker registry, and node roles: control, compute, network with management and external networks including IPs like 10.0.0.48 and 10.0.0.209. Steps: bootstrap servers, run Ansible bootstrapping and verification, pull and push Docker images, run the Kolla-Ansible deploy command, and confirm services and dashboards are reachable.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to OpenStack
- 1:06What is OpenStack
- 2:32Introducing Kolla-Ansible
- 4:21Prerequisites for deployment
- 5:29Kolla-Ansible deployment steps
- 8:01Configuring inventory files
- 10:10Network configuration details
- 11:35Post-deployment verification
- 12:59Setting up private Docker registry
- 14:26Final deployment and testing
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