Opennebula

• Virtualization Support: Manages virtualized environments using various hypervisors like KVM, VMware, and LXD.

• Multi-Tenancy: Supports multiple users or groups accessing and managing their own virtual resources securely.

• Self-Service Portal: Web-based interface for provisioning, managing, and monitoring virtual machines and resources.

• Hybrid Cloud Capabilities: Integration with public cloud providers and other private cloud platforms for hybrid cloud deployments.

Before learning OpenNebula, it's beneficial to have the following skills:

1. Virtualization Concepts: Understanding of virtualization technologies and concepts, including hypervisors (e.g., KVM, VMware) and virtual machine management.

2. Networking Basics: Familiarity with networking principles, IP addressing, VLANs, and basic network configuration for managing virtualized environments.

3. Linux System Administration: Proficiency in Linux operating system fundamentals, including command-line operations, file systems, package management, and shell scripting.

4. Cloud Computing Basics: Knowledge of cloud computing principles, including deployment models (public, private, hybrid clouds), service models (IaaS, PaaS, SaaS), and cloud architecture.

By learning OpenNebula, you gain the following skills:

1. Cloud Infrastructure Management: Ability to manage and administer private cloud infrastructures using OpenNebula, including virtual machines, storage, and networking resources.

2. Virtualization Expertise: Proficiency in deploying and managing virtualized environments using various hypervisors supported by OpenNebula (e.g., KVM, VMware).

3. Automation and Orchestration: Skills in automating workflows and tasks through OpenNebula's APIs and integrating with configuration management tools for efficient resource provisioning and management.

4. Hybrid Cloud Deployment: Capability to integrate and manage hybrid cloud deployments, combining private cloud resources with public cloud services.