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March 21, 2023

Graphcore | An OpenStack Case Study

Learn more about how OpenStack has enabled Graphcore to create the infrastructure they use to run their AI Machine Learning workloads.

Kristin Barrientos
August 12, 2020

Women of Open Infrastructure: Meet Amy Marrich on the OpenStack Foundation Board

“Find a mentor and an ally who you can ask questions but will also support you if you do speak out and someone tries to speak over you.”

Superuser
July 5, 2019

A quickstart guide to deploying Qinling in production

Gaëtan Trellu, technical operations manager at Ormuco, offers this guide.

Gaëtan Trellu
April 15, 2019

Bringing open source to the bare metal edge

John Studarus on why bare metal support is important for Kubernetes and it takes to make it happen.

John Studarus
January 15, 2019

Going by the Ansible playbook: How eBay Classifieds survived Spectre and Meltdown

The open-source software helped reboot 80,000 cores over about seven months.

Superuser
October 18, 2018

How open source communities are coming together to build open infrastructure

At the upcoming Summit Berlin, a large contingent of open-source projects meeting up to work together including Kubernetes, ONAP, Ansible and more.

Superuser
September 27, 2018

Zuul case study: The OpenStack project

The OSF has been using Zuul for about six years. Superuser gets the origin story from Clark Boylan and Doug Hellman.

Nicole Martinelli
August 29, 2018

How to manage OpenStack security and networks with Ansible 2

Learn how to automate security and network in this tutorial from Aditya Patawari and Vikas Aggarwal.

Superuser
July 13, 2018

Integrating Tungsten Fabric with OpenStack-Ansible

Tungsten Fabric and Contrail can replace and augment many of the networking components of a standard OpenStack cloud, James Denton offers this tutorial on how to stitch it together.

James Denton
April 13, 2018

A million playbooks a month: Scaling Ansible Run Analysis

Red Hat’s David Moreau Simard walks you through this “awesome” new feature.

David Moreau Simard