Ricardo Noriega

For the past months I’ve been integrating some services into TripleO. TripleO is an installer that leverages OpenStack services to deploy a whole OpenStack environment. There are loads of blog posts talking about what TripleO is so let’s move on! What it is important to know is that TripleO uses... [Read More]

Everytime I need to test something that requires installing packages o messing up my laptop’s configuration, I tend to create a development environment. By development environment I mean any tool that isolates somehow the process I want to run and it doesn’t screw my OS. Depending on the requirements, I... [Read More]

TripleO is one of the various installers for Openstack out there in the community. TripleO receives its name from Openstack Over Openstack, and eventhough the architecture is a little bit complex, the main advantage is that it uses general services from Openstack (identity, images, networking, etc) to provision a production... [Read More]

For the past weeks I’ve been going through the process of packaging with the intention of contributing to RDO Community. RDO community is in charge of packaging OpenStack for RPM-based environments such RHEL (Red Hat Enterprise Linux), CentOS and Fedora. Pushing a new package into RDO requires some steps that... [Read More]

Some months ago I got a MacBook Pro 13.3 for work, and since I’m much more comfortable in a Linux environment, I decided to install Fedora. I really like Apple’s hardware, especially the retina display, but for me, Fedora was the right OS to work with. So let’s see what... [Read More]