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Self-provisioning of Virtual Networks

by Christian González | Jan 30, 2019 | Announcements, Blog, Community

As part of OpenNebula v.5.8 “Edge”, we have designed a new method for self-provisioning virtual networks. OpenNebula already has two ways for creating virtual networks: Just create it from scratch. Reserve a slice of an existing virtual network. Typically...
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