Clouds on Clouds: OpenStack and Kubernetes With Cloud-Barista
summary
Cloud-Barista provisions VMs on public clouds, boots bare-metal OpenStack instances on those VMs, registers that OpenStack back as a managed cloud, then creates three OpenStack VMs, installs Kubernetes (kubeadm), and deploys a web UI plus eight GPU-backed LLM nodes across AWS and GCP. Networking requires a bastion jump host, DNAT/SNAT and port‑forwarding to translate floating vs public IPs; after enabling those and opening firewalls the service becomes reachable, demonstrating end-to-end multi-cloud orchestration and LLM serving.
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chapters (6)
- 0:00Cloud Barista and OpenStack intro
- 3:43Cloud technologies and Cloud Native
- 11:45Multi-cloud demo
- 22:07AWS and OpenStack via Cloud Barista
- 32:00OpenStack dashboard and access control
- 37:27Demo setup and wrap-up
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