Introduction to OpenStack
summary
OpenStack is a vendor‑neutral foundation running 57 subprojects with about 600 companies and ~55,000 community members. Core services are Keystone, Nova, Neutron, Swift with Horizon UI and open REST APIs; deployments use devstack, RDO/packstack, Fuel or TripleO. CI runs via Zuul and Tempest, ~1,200 jobs/hour and tens of thousands of test VMs daily to guarantee n→n+1 upgrades and rolling upgrades. Code lives under the Apache license, governance is community‑elected, and interoperability is enforced by open APIs and mandatory public discussion.
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chapters (11)
- 0:00Start
- 4:45The Foundation
- 15:24Required components
- 16:41Python
- 18:02Community Support
- 21:51Keystone
- 28:10Horizon
- 33:49Triple
- 36:05Testing
- 40:44Get involved
- 43:22Red Hat
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