How to Manage OpenStack Private Clouds Episode 4 - Building Virtual Networks (Neutron)

[@aqeelabbas8264]

so good to see this episode I've been waiting for... thank you so much!

[@fedefede843]

It would be nice to see a VPN jump in box setup, to ssh into those internal servers instead using the floating IP. Great tutorial!

[@jorgevisentini]

Hey man! Great video. Good explanation. Eager to the next video. Thank youu!

[@davidgreen7392]

Private Cloud? Surely the question should be: "Where is it's storage of my defunct electric personal SUV?"

[@bellangerbenjamin1460]

Is there a specific reason for removing default SSH ingress and adding new SSH_access instead ? Or is it only for the purpose of the tutorial ? Thank you for your answer !

[@RustyNPiece]

Yes, for the purpose of the tutorial. See 8:24

[@jg1000c]

Helpful, thanks

[@jawadnet91]

great content and clear explanation. follows your steps but i am facing issue to access internet from my openstack instances and not able to install anything. my instance is on private network and associated a floating IP to it but unsuccessful. does anyone face this same issue.

[@openmetal_io]

This can be caused by several factors but my guess it's the network or router: -Network Configuration: Check subnet settings, DHCP configuration, and router settings to ensure proper connectivity. - Check that your router is connected to the external network with internet access

[@twincitiespcmd]

I am trying to follow along but created Open Stack on a virtual machine; I am not using Open Metal. Is there a tutorial or guide on how to tie my home network (which was not automatically created in open stack) to a private network? I assume my home network is acting like a provider network but I can't find anywhere on how one would create a provider network in Open Stack. TIA.

[@openmetal_io]

Try: Log into OpenStack controller node Source OpenStack Credentials Create Provider network "openstack network create --external --provider-physical-network physnet1 --provider-network-type flat provider-network"

[@act.13.41]

The new intro music is better.

[@alx8439]

I'd say you shoud never make your ssh service public, unless you're using key based authentication.

[@George-664]

I will better learn cloudstack. Openstack is too much complicated.