This tutorial will concentrate on how to build a custom Docker image based on Ubuntu with Apache service installed. The whole process will be automated using a Dockerfile. Docker images can be automatically built
Following the previous Docker article, this tutorial will discuss how to save a Docker container into a new image, remove a container, and run an Nginx web server inside a container. Requirements How to
In this 4-article series, we will discuss Docker, which is an open-source lightweight virtualization tool that runs at top of Operating System level, allowing users to create, run and deploy applications, encapsulated into small
Kernel-based Virtual Machine (KVM in short) is an open-source and de facto standard virtualization solution that is tightly integrated into Linux. It is a loadable kernel module that turns Linux into a type-1 (bare-metal)
In this guide we will learn how to create images and launch an instance of an image (virtual machine) in OpenStack and how to gain control over an instance via SSH. Requirements Install OpenStack
This tutorial will guide you on how you can configure OpenStack networking service in order to allow access from external networks to OpenStack instances. Requirements Install OpenStack in RHEL and CentOS 7 Step 1:
OpenStack is a free and open-source software platform which provides IAAS (infrastructure-as-a-service) for public and private clouds. OpenStack platform consists of several inter-related projects that control hardware, storage, networking resources of a datacenter, such
LXC, acronym for Linux Containers, is a lightweight Linux kernel based virtualization solution, which practically runs on top of the Operating System, allowing you to run multiple isolated distributions the same time. The difference
In this part of our tutorial we are going to discuss the operations and tasks such as Taking Snaphots, Creating Pools, Making Templates and Cloning are the main operations which could be performed on
In this part we are going to discuss some important points related to our RHEV series. In Part-2 of this series, we’ve discussed RHEV Hypervisor deployments and installations. In this part we will discuss