Build your own bare metal cloud with MAAS - Hands-on Tutorial

Watch how to use MAAS to build your own bare metal #cloud. This fast and fun video runs through the official MAAS.io tutorial, so you can follow along at your own pace.
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[@bentleymax2511]

Pl redo video with actual bare metal. There are lots of issues with commissioning machines it would be nice to see how to deal with.

[@nickdodd1139]

I appreciate the basic overview of MAAS, however this is almost not even basic, as you never mentioned any of the topology features in MAAS that actually apply to usage in a datacenter, like regiond and rackd setup that requires a recommended 4 servers to run the MAAS. Onloading physical servers by way of BMC should be included in the basic setup since this is what the software is really meant for, isn't it?

[@antnn]

hi, true! Just found this comment now. I made this video some time ago, and my goal was to be quite quick. Those topics such as BMC, power management, DNS/DHCP setup, VLANs, and HA topology are also very valid topics, no denying that! but it just wasn't the intention of this particular video. Maybe when I get the time I will do some on those (even though I am no longer at Canonical). MAAS4lyfe.

[@NickDoddTV]

Thanks for the reply! I have essentially stalled my use of MAAS for now since there's very little resources to access in terms of community or actual use cases being documented rather than the sub-basics like this and single terminal cmds to install things. I'll go follow your channel and keep an eye out for more! Thanks again for the reply!!

[@DrDingus]

You didn't cover vlan, subnet, managed vs unmanged, etc.

[@curiosull]

How could it be bare metal if it runs in Ubuntu

[@tjwalkr3]

It "can" be bare metal. It doesn't have to run inside of Ubuntu.

[@PavakPaul]

First view and first comment!

[@rajashekhar6842]

"Pod unable to compose machine: ['Ephemeral operating system ubuntu focal is unavailable.']" Getting this error while composing the machine. Could you please help me resolve it?

[@harleycalvert1961]

Pod unable to compose machine: Unable to compose machine because: Failed talking to pod: No host network to attach VM interfaces to