Openstack learning resources

Interested in learning more about openstack? following are some useful learning resources on openstack.

August 12, 2015 · Princeton IT Services · 1 min read

Interested in learning more about openstack? following are some useful learning resources on openstack.
Thank you, Tyler Britten for sharing this information.

DevStack:
http://docs.openstack.org/developer/devstack/

Fuel with Virtualbox:
https://docs.mirantis.com/openstack/fuel/fuel-6.1/virtualbox.html

TryStack
http://trystack.org/

Join the Foundation:
https://www.openstack.org/join/register/?membership-type=foundation

Build your first OpenStack App:
https://www.openstack.org/summit/vancouver-2015/summit-videos/presentation/build-and-operate-your-first-openstack-application

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Internal project
4 roles, 1 app
Computer repair
Application Software Development
Operations platform for our repair division
A web application that runs the repair business end to end: a customer portal for booking and tracking repairs, and separate workspaces for technicians, accountants and administrators. Phase one went live in June 2026; phase two is in progress.
- Four role-based workspaces in one app
- Phase one live in June 2026
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Product
Card → follow-up
Sales & events
Application Software Development
Business Card Intelligence: event leads to follow-ups
Scan cards, PDFs or QR codes at an event and get deduplicated leads with AI-drafted follow-ups that send from your own Outlook. A web application on Azure with a mobile companion app in beta.
- Leads deduplicated automatically
- Follow-ups drafted in your own mailbox
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Delivered
Every change, flagged
Food manufacturing
AI Consulting
Label comparison agent for a national food cooperative
Compares two versions of a product label, highlights every change, annotates the PDF and returns an audit-ready list of differences. We moved it from Copilot Studio to Azure Functions when the document processing outgrew the low-code platform.
- Audit-ready differences in one chat turn
- Rebuilt from low-code to cloud functions
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