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This document discusses PowerVM's integration with OpenStack. PowerVM has an OpenStack driver that provides full feature parity with PowerVC's HMC support. The driver is open source and part of the OpenStack namespace. PowerVM has made progress becoming a premier platform for OpenStack clouds. The document also discusses different deployment models for PowerVM with OpenStack like PowerVC, OpenStack Ansible, manual configuration, and DevStack. It describes NovaLink which provides virtualization management for PowerVM and acts as the single point of contact for all virtualization functions.
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- 1. Welcome to the Waitless World OpenStack + PowerVM Matthew Edmonds @wmedmonds Drew Thorstensen @drewthorst
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