OpenStack with Kolla or YAOOK?
summary
UhuruTec evaluates Kolla Ansible vs YAOOK and chooses YAOOK: Kolla runs into a configuration deadlock that forces full redeploys and 30-minute Ansible runs with opaque errors, while YAOOK uses Kubernetes operators so initial bare-metal/Kubernetes day‑zero effort is higher but post‑deploy churn and day‑two ops drop dramatically. YAOOK delivers faster OpenStack bring‑up, clearer failure messages, and a declarative GitOps workflow that reduces operational toil.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 2:37OpenStack deployment challenges
- 4:03Why not use Kolla-Ansible
- 6:17Advantages of YAOOK
- 9:28Community and evolution of tools
- 10:35Conclusion and final thoughts
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