OpenNebula
summary
OpenNebula claims an Apache‑licensed, fully open source cloud stack that runs on Xen KVM VMware and even Amazon hosts and it scales — 10,000 virtual machines tested — while exposing Ruby Java Python and XML‑RPC APIs. It uses pluggable drivers and simple Ruby/shell scripts for storage networking and auth, creates dynamic bridges and IP/MAC leases, supports live migration and hot‑plug disks, offers Sandstone and self‑service UIs, hooks, zones and a marketplace.
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chapters (23)
- 0:00Start
- 0:52What is OpenNebula?
- 1:38OpenNebula principles
- 2:55Setting up the infraestructure
- 3:07Physical hosts Hypervisors
- 4:20Physical hosts Monitoring
- 4:56Physical hosts - Networking
- 8:40Storage Images
- 9:57Networking-Virtual Networks
- 13:03Virtual Machines-operations
- 13:34Operating the cloud
- 14:00Users
- 15:29Groups
- 16:55Command line interface
- 17:20OpenNebula Sunstone
- 19:53Integrating the cloud
- 21:30System interfaces - OCA
- 21:50Drivers & Plugins
- 22:16Core tuning-Hooks
- 23:32OpenNebula Zones
- 26:57OpenNebula sandboxes
- 27:21OpenNebula public cloud
- 28:09Ecosystem
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