OpenStack on rails: meet MicroStack
summary
MicroStack claims to be the first OpenStack “on rails” packaged as a snap-based single archive that installs across 40+ Linux distributions and boots with two commands (snap install then microstack init). It bundles Keystone, Glance, Nova, Neutron (OVN by default), Cinder, supports clustering, requires a multi-core machine with ~16 GB RAM, and in the demo a VM is launched on a workstation in ~20 minutes and is reachable via the Horizon dashboard.
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction to MicroStack
- 1:00The strengths of OpenStack
- 2:58Challenges of traditional deployment
- 5:31Introducing MicroStack
- 7:03MicroStack features and architecture
- 9:24Use cases for MicroStack
- 11:01Comparing MicroStack and Charmed
- 12:46MicroStack vs other solutions
- 14:05MicroStack demonstration
- 19:05Conclusion and Q&A
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