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MAAS might be catching up, what with adding LXD to the mix. Used to be just KVM hosting, but using an LXD container as a VM host makes this a lot easier for me
by billwear 6y ago
MAAS might be catching up, what with adding LXD to the mix. Used to be just KVM hosting, but using an LXD container as a VM host makes this a lot easier for me to run my "kitchen table data center" (four ginormous laptops hooked to a switch). It's got some growing to do, for sure -- like, it would be nice to dump QEMU and just use LXD containers as VMs -- but that's probably in their roadmap. Worth a try if you're into bare-metal stuff.
- lbeltrame 6y agoI've tried it years ago, and I couldn't even get it to bootstrap one node. It was, at least at the time, an insanely complex and fragile system. Has anyone some recent real-world experience in MAAS?
- edu-ap 6y agoT-Mobile's Joshua McClintock shared his MAAS experience recently https://youtu.be/dSZqax12Q7A https://youtu.be/dSZqax12Q7A