A Proven HA Architecture with Faster Time-to-Value QCT introduces QxStack Ubuntu OpenStack Edition, a converged cloud solution powered by The Canonical Distribution of Ubuntu OpenStack. It provides pools of compute, storage, and networking resources with HA, cost efficiency, reliability, scalability, and faster time-to-value. Furthermore, with MAAS and Juju, customers can deploy OpenStack services in days. |
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Enable an HA OpenStack Reference Architecture Most companies hesitate about OpenStack and don’t even know how to start with OpenStack. QxStack delivers the fastest and reliable way to build an OpenStack cloud with the verified and thoroughly tested architecture. The HA architecture dramatically reduces time and risk associated with your OpenStack cloud projects. |
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Deploy Clouds in a Day through Ubuntu OpenStack MAAS and Juju Deploying OpenStack consumes time. By leveraging Ubuntu OpenStack MAAS and Juju, you can literally go from bare metal to a well-configured OpenStack cloud in a day. MAAS can dynamically provision hardware nodes while Juju can orchestrate services in seconds. |
Easily Scale Out with Modular Services QxStack Ubuntu OpenStack can scale resources up or down without infrastructure re-engineering. Its scalability derives from the modular design on service. Each compute or compute-storage node serves as the expansion unit to scale out your resources. It significantly streamlines the cloud operations at scale in production. |
Agilely Activate Innovations Instead of using proprietary expensive SAN storage, QxStack Ubuntu OpenStack utilizes distributed software-driven storage, and can be deployed in a hyper converged compute-storage architecture, which largely improves utilization of hardware resources. The solution also supports SDN and container technology. These innovations provide flexibility to construct a production cloud that meets IT and business requirements. |
Lower CAPEX and OPEX through One-Stop Shop QCT provides the complete product line and services from server, storage, network to rack and cloud solutions, and has considerable expertise in each component of the architecture. QxStack simplifies procurement and installation complexity and lowers the operating cost through one-stop shop. With QCT, you can fulfill all your OpenStack cloud vision under one roof. |
QxStack Ubuntu OpenStack Edition delivers two models QS-200 High-Density and QS-300 Rack for different demand and IT environments. |
QS-200 High-Density |
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QuantaPlex T41S-2U (2 sets) Highest density of a resource pool
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QS-300 Rack |
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QS-300 is designed for hyperscale with rack level OpenStack architecture.
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* VM with medium flavor: 2vCPU, 4GB RAM, 50GB disk space |
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- 1. Can I deploy OpenStack on my existing non-QCT servers?
- 2. Can MAAS and Juju be deployed in a physical node?
- 3. How can I use Juju to deploy services on the machine?
- 4. How does HA work in QxStack Ubuntu OpenStack?
- 5. How fast can QxStack Ubuntu OpenStack be deployed to my environment by using MAAS and Juju?
- 6. How many services have HA?
- 7. Is HA served on server level or on service level?
- 8. OpenStack has many services. Does each service live in an independent physical node?
- 9. What OpenStack modules should be deployed?
- 10. What is Juju?
- 11. What is LXC and why do I need LXC for running QxStack Ubuntu OpenStack?
- 12. What is MAAS?
- 13. What is OpenStack?
- 14. What is charm?
- 15. What kind of information MAAS can query from bare-metal machine after discovery?
- 16. What kind of storage is used in QxStack Ubuntu OpenStack?
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