This is a re-post of my article, originally published on The Ravello Blog.
The cloud has brought a change in how we view and manage virtualization, especially for enterprises that need to deploy their …
Yesterday I read an article titled Martin Casado on VMware’s 2014 Roadmap, the Competition, and SDN and the part on which I would like elaborate is the following
On the tactical level, …
This one has been simmering for a while, so lets see where this rolls.
DevOps (a portmanteau of development and operations) is a software development method that stresses communication, collaboration …
This is a re-post of my article, originally published on The Ravello Blog.
Cloud adoption is on the fast track, companies of all size are seeking ways to adopt cloud while eliminating the traditional …
As of late I have been putting some thought into how the underlying infrastructure that is needed for running and OpenStack environment and the lack of built-in high availability solutions to provide …
This is part #6 of the Razor series. In the last post we looked at what lies within the installer. In this post we will go more into detail of how exactly the installation process works. Fort his post …
A few weeks ago - I gave a session about how to deploy a full environment starting from a bare rack to a fully functioning environment with deployed applications.
Firstly about the VMUG event. I was …
This week at the OpenStack Israel conference there was a impressive turnout of approximately 400 people. It was a vibrant day, lots of interesting people from all over the world, and great sessions. I …
This is part #5 of the Razor series. In the last post we looked at Policies, Tags and touched slightly on Installers. In this post we will go more into detail into what exactly the installer does. …
This is part 4 of a series of posts on the new version of razor-server
Installing Razor - Yes the New Version.. Razor - DHCP and TFTP Installing the Razor client and creating a repository Installers, …