Overview
Ampere is a semiconductor design company that develops server-grade processors for cloud environments, with a focus on high performance and energy efficiency.
You can deploy and verify an OpenNebula cloud on Ampere hardware, by using Certified Ampere Hardware with OpenNebula software, a set of Ansible playbooks that allows you to deploy and verify an OpenNebula cloud with a few simple commands.
This guide provides a reference Ampere hardware specification that has been used to verify OpenNebula. It includes instructions on how to perform a ZeroTouch deployment of OpenNebula on the certified hardware, and provides a reference architecture and configuration.
Following this guide, you can:
- Perform a Zero-touch deployment of OpenNebula over these resources.
- Ensure the correct operation of the resulting cloud using an automated verification procedure.
Additionally, this guide includes a brief description of how to instantiate a Virtual Machine, to help you get started on your OpenNebula Cloud.
Basic Outline of the Deployment Procedure
Performing the deployment involves these high-level steps:
- Clone the dedicated OpenNebula on Ampere GitHub repository on your deployment machine.
- Modify the repository with the parameters for your Ampere servers.
- Perform the automated deployment to the Ampere servers.
- Verify the deployment by running the automated verification command.
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