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<p>Created page with &quot;== Installation Process == Piston Openstack is a bare metal install that delivers virtalized storage, compute, network and management. Piston can be installed on a minimum o...&quot;</p> <p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Installation Process ==<br /> <br /> Piston Openstack is a bare metal install that delivers virtalized storage, compute, network and management. Piston can be installed on a minimum of three servers (referred to as cloud nodes) connected using switches for data and management.<br /> <br /> == Hardware Requirements ==<br /> <br /> The nodes in a Piston Openstack cloud are divided up into groups called cells where each cell has a dedicaed datebase server and message queue broker. Each cell can contain up to 250 nodes. <br /> <br /> == Piston Openstack Deployment Model ==<br /> <br /> There are a number of required and optional components that are listed below:<br /> <br /> * A Cluster of physical servers - the cloud nodes<br /> * A Server - referred to as the boot node - connects the nodes and provisions services<br /> * L3 Data Switch <br /> <br /> == Cloud Networks ==</div>

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