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| − | This category will be all about using '''[http://www.rackspace.com Rackspace's]''' various Cloud products and services. Although [[Christoph Champ|I]] work at Rackspace as a [[Curriculum Vitae|Linux Administrator]], these articles are in '''''no way meant to be anything close to an official documentation'''''. These articles will simply be how I run things in my own way using the various Rackspace products and services. | + | <div style="margin: 10px; padding: 5px; border: 2px solid red; text-align: center">'''NOTE:''' This article was written in 2013 and is no longer maintained.</div> |
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| + | This category will be all about using '''[http://www.rackspace.com Rackspace's]''' various Cloud products and services. Although [[Christoph Champ|I]] used to work at Rackspace as a [[Curriculum Vitae|Linux Administrator]], these articles are in '''''no way meant to be anything close to an official documentation'''''. These articles will simply be how I '''used to''' run things in my own way using the various Rackspace products and services. | ||
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* [https://community.rackspace.com/products/f/25/t/4699 HOWTO: share images between Rackspace Cloud accounts] | * [https://community.rackspace.com/products/f/25/t/4699 HOWTO: share images between Rackspace Cloud accounts] | ||
* [https://community.rackspace.com/products/f/25/t/4745 HOWTO: create a Cloud Network and attach it to a Cloud Server] | * [https://community.rackspace.com/products/f/25/t/4745 HOWTO: create a Cloud Network and attach it to a Cloud Server] | ||
| + | * [https://support.rackspace.com/how-to/linux-server-security-best-practices/ Linux server security best practices] | ||
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* [https://community.rackspace.com/products/f/25/t/4246 HOWTO: Setup Cloud Files and ACL (Access Control List)] | * [https://community.rackspace.com/products/f/25/t/4246 HOWTO: Setup Cloud Files and ACL (Access Control List)] | ||
[[Category:Technical and Specialized Skills]] | [[Category:Technical and Specialized Skills]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 08:17, 25 November 2020
NOTE: This article was written in 2013 and is no longer maintained.
This category will be all about using Rackspace's various Cloud products and services. Although I used to work at Rackspace as a Linux Administrator, these articles are in no way meant to be anything close to an official documentation. These articles will simply be how I used to run things in my own way using the various Rackspace products and services.
Rackspace products and services
Note: This list is far from complete.
- Cloud Servers
- Cloud Files
- Cloud Block Storage (CBS)
- Cloud Databases (DBaaS)
- Cloud Monitoring (MaaS)
- Cloud Images
- Cloud Networks (NaaS)
- Rackspace API
Tools for interacting with Rackspace services
- Ansible
- supernova
- pyrax — SDK/CLI tool for interacting with most of Rackspace's Cloud products and services (via the API)
- turbolift — CLI tool for interacting with Cloud Files
- swift — CLI tool for interacting with Cloud Files
- swiftly — CLI tool for interacting with Cloud Files
- trove — CLI tool for interacting with Cloud Databases (DBaaS)
External links
- Community articles written by Christoph Champ
- HOWTO: Change default Cloud Database configuration parameters
- HOWTO: Using the Cloud Images API to export/import images
- HOWTO: Boot from Cloud Block Storage Volume (BfV)
- HOWTO: Change timezone for Cloud Database instance
- HOWTO: Use iptables with CentOS 7
- HOWTO: send Cloud Monitoring SMS alerts to multiple phone numbers
- HOWTO: share images between Rackspace Cloud accounts
- HOWTO: create a Cloud Network and attach it to a Cloud Server
- Linux server security best practices
- Other
Pages in category "Rackspace"
The following 8 pages are in this category, out of 8 total.
