We deliver projects of various sizes, depending on the use-case. This article lists what we consider the default quota which we hand out without much reasoning for need.
PRIV - Private projects for employees
Employees can ask for a project so that he can experiment with the openstack-platform. The use-case can be
- The employee needs a couple of VM's for own research or similar
- The employee wants to test if the openstack platform can fit his course.
Projects of this category are created with the following quotas:
- 5 VM's
- 10 CPU's
- 20 GB RAM
- 100 GB Cinder storage
- 5 Cinder Volumes
STUDENT - Private projects for students
Students might ask for an openstack project so that they can experiment with something related to their studies. When the student wants resources which are not tied to a certain course we hand out a project with the following quotas:
- 2 VM's
- 4 CPU's
- 8 GB RAM
- 20 GB Cinder storage
- 2 Cinder Volumes
Course-related projects
There are multiple courses running in our clouds, and their resource requirements varies. For historical reference we have used the following setup in various cources:
- IMT3005 - Infrastructure as code
- H17: Unknown
- IMT3003 - Service Architecture Operations
- V18: 34 groups, each with 15VM's, 15CPU's, 30GB RAM, 20GB Cinder.
- Two of the groups were exmanded to 20VM's, 20CPU's and 40GB RAM mid-semester
- V18: 1 group with 40VM's, 80 CPU's, 160GB RAM for traffic-generation.
- V18: 34 groups, each with 15VM's, 15CPU's, 30GB RAM, 20GB Cinder.
- IMT3491 - Ethical hacking
- H17: 1 large project with 60VM's, 90CPU's and 192GB RAM
- Was expanded to 130VM's, 200CPU's and 348GB RAM V18 for some master course.
- H17: 1 large project with 60VM's, 90CPU's and 192GB RAM
- IMT2681 - Cloud Technologies
- H17: 78 students, each with 3VM's, 3CPU and 6GB RAM.