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Design, deploy, and manage a scalable OpenStack infrastructure About This BookLearn how to design and deploy an OpenStack private cloud using automation tools and best practicesGain valuable insight into OpenStack components and new servicesExplore the opportunities to build a scalable OpenStack infrastructure with this comprehensive guideWho This Book Is ForThis book is intended for system administrators, cloud engineers, and system architects who want to deploy a cloud based on OpenStack in a mid- to large-sized IT infrastructure. If you have a fundamental understanding of cloud computing and OpenStack and want to expand your knowledge, then this book is an excellent checkpoint to move forward.What You Will LearnExplore the main architecture design of OpenStack components, core-by-core services, and how they work togetherLearn how to distribute OpenStack services among cluster setupCompare different storage solutions and driver extensionsDesign different high availability scenarios and how to plan for a no Single Point Of Failure environmentSet up a multinode environment in production using orchestration toolsBoost OpenStack performance with advanced configurationEstablish a distributed monitoring solution and keep track of resource consumptionIn DetailThis comprehensive guide will help you to choose the right practical option and make strategic decisions about the OpenStack cloud environment to fit your infrastructure in production.At the start, this book will explain the OpenStack core architecture. You will soon be shown how to create your own OpenStack private cloud.Next, you will move on to cover the key security layer and network troubleshooting skills, along with some advanced networking features. Finally, you will gain experience of centralizing and logging OpenStack. The book will show you how to carry out performance tuning based on OpenStack service logs.By the end of this book, you will be ready to take steps to deploy and manage an OpenStack cloud with the latest open source technologies.
