MaaS or Metal as a service from Canonical is a great way to provision bare metal machines as well as virtual machines. MaaS allows you to deploy Windows, Linux, ESXi, and many other operating systems to your systems helping you to build a bare metal cloud. You can even use Packer from Hashicorp to configure custom images too! We'll cover all of this and more in this tutorial on how to install and configure MaaS from start to finish with Packer!
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00:00 - What is MaaS (Metal as a Service) from Canonical?
02:00 - Micro Center / $25 Off CPUs! (Sponsor)
03:00 - Installing MaaS
06:56 - Initial MaaS Configuration
09:41 - Importing your SSH Key
10:23 - Networking Configuration & Discovery
14:05 - PXE & Network Boot with DHCP
15:33 - Commissioning a Machine (Initial Discovery)
18:45 - Power Types & Wake on LAN (WOL)
20:50 - Commissioning a Machine Part 2 (For real this time)
24:00 - Deploying Ubuntu
26:15 - SSH in to machine
26:54 - Creating Custom Images with Hashicorp Packer
33:40 - Uploading a Custom Image to MaaS
38:05 - What do I think of MaaS from Canonical?
39:57 - Stream Highlight - "100 + 50 subs dropped 🫳🎤"
Thank you for watching!
