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Deadline for applications: August 8, 2019. The post Travel Support Program launches for the Open Infrastructure Summit Shanghai appeared first on Superuser.

The Ansible Hardening role from the OpenStack project is a great way to secure Linux boxes in a reliable, repeatable and customisable manner. It was created by former colleague of mine Major Hayden and while it was spun out of OpenStack, it can be applied generally to a number of the major Linux distros (including […]

At the Open Infra Summit, PTG and Forum, the StarlingX community and Edge Computing Working Group worked together on edge computing requirements from remotely managing edge sites to reference architectures. The post Edge and 5G: Not just the future, but the present appeared first on Superuser.

Welcome to placement update 19-22. Most Important We are continuing to work through issues associated with the spec for nested magic. Unsurprisingly, there are edge cases where we need to be sure we're doing the right thing, both in terms of satisfying the use cases as well as making sure …

The post Open Network Integration. Part 3 – Being Agile appeared first on Aptira.

One-click deployments allow researchers to run the numbers. The post Lab-as-a-service: Crunching data with OPNFV, OpenStack and ONAP appeared first on Superuser.

The post Open Network Integration. Part 2 – Introduction to Agile appeared first on Aptira.

Melanie Witt and Eric Fried talk about what's new in this release and what to expect from the next one. The post What’s next for OpenStack compute: Nova updates appeared first on Superuser.

Following a highly successful workshop at the Denver Open Infrastructure Summit, here's a step-by-step guide for how to recreate the lab on your own hardware and try out Kayobe for yourself.

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