"Tidying Up" about learning about OpenStack.

It took a long time to build a private cloud for myself. Originally said to learn cloudfoundry, but it is a PAAs, must be architected on the IaaS, so now, instead of learning OpenStack.

For these Linux servers running things, they are all puzzled ha! As for how to run, how a matter, it is estimated to study Linux before and after the whole story, and then the technical source, perhaps I will be the entire cloud computing technology will have a more in-depth understanding.

Speaking of these days, alas. That's called a transpiration Ah!

Ubuntu server does not know how to complete. To this operating system just heard, will install Ubuntu Desktop, but will not install this, and installation of the options are particularly many, do not know what meaning. So give up and learn about OpenStack first.

Looking at some OpenStack data, we have a basic understanding of the history of OpenStack. Know the naming rules of OpenStack version, module partitioning, functions of modules, etc.

At present, many companies in the country began to form their own team to learn and support OpenStack, such as the traditional IT industry of Huawei, Lenovo, Dell,hp,ibm,intel, the internet industry Sina, Baidu, the software industry Pactera.

Would like to be their own one day to become their members, to practice their own talents. Perhaps one day, I can read the true meaning of the code, can insight inside the mystery, from the innovative form, the achievement of a new future.

It's going to be more and more fun to learn from behind. Toss it long enough, or let yourself rest.

Easy moment to tell everyone, Huawei Kong Lingxian brother, to help us make a one-click installation of OpenStack. Let's go and see it!

http://lingxiankong.github.io/blog/2014/10/16/openstack-juno-allinone/

If you do not know what he is talking about, you can look at his previous blog, read it and know what is going on.

I'm going to go along with the practice and see how magical it is.

I'm still blogging late at night, so I should take a break. （：

"Tidying Up" about learning about OpenStack.