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# OpenStack in Action

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    Three Stars
  

*by M***Z on Reviewed in the United States on August 22, 2017*

In my opinion it's Missing a chapter on ceilometer and monitoring

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    It's March of 2017 and this book is still good
  

*by R***H on Reviewed in the United States on March 6, 2017*

If you want to use this book to explorer OpenStack for the first time, I have a few pieces of advice to you.1. Don't waste your time on Devstack. You may end up encountering multiple stumbling blocks that will take you nowhere after all. You may want to dive into multi-node deployment by entirely skipping Devstack. Start with Chapter 4 for example.2. Buy a commodity barebone server with a plenty of RAM, say, 20GB+, and an SSD.3. Deploy OpenStack nodes as VirtualBox VMs. Find online resources to learn how. I suggest that you use VirtualBox 5.0 instead of 5.1+.4. The host OS can be Ubuntu16 LTS, but try sticking with 14 LTS for the OpenStack nodes at least the first time around.Some typos are inevitable with any IT book, and this book is no exception. However, struggles and trials&errors are what make us engineers truly good, right? So I don't necessarily consider the errors evil. Also some feature changes in OpenStack components' default settings since the release of the book, for example, will force you to troubleshoot to find out why some things don't work straight the way you expected. Just persist until things start working, and your effort will be well rewarded...I believe.

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    This book is really good. If you are into OpenStack
  

*by J***R on Reviewed in the United States on March 10, 2016*

This book is really good. If you are into OpenStack, DevOps and Cloud you should read it.The target for this book is sysadmins, developers and architects working in Cloud environments. The main topic is OpenStack but it explores another systems and solutions related to its ecosystem.You will find the right information to understand, deploy and operate an OpenStack solution. The level of defail goes to the command line interface although it includes the proper graphical tools and dashboards to achieve the same results.The author does a good and progressive job to introduce the different topics with each new chapter. You don't need to read the chapters in order but I would recommend.If you are a newcomer to OpenStack you will enjoy the second chapter where the author introduces DevStack. It provides the right testbed to follow the whole material and/or test all commands and ideas along the book.The compute, networking and storage blocks are covered in detail. The book explains how you can configure and set the major services related to these componentes (Nova, Neutron, Cinder, etc) in OpenStack but it also explains how they interoperate and the technologies supporting them (kernel namespaces, OVS, LVM, etc)Another strong point in the book is the way how the author covers colateral technologies required to go to production. In this field, he explains what approach is good enough to go in production but he highlights the limitations while providing alternatives (Ceph, Fuel, etc)Related to graphics, pictures and diagrams. They are all in place. I found them clear and concise.I would say this book contains an extensive effort to cover OpenStack and related technology. Great book.

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