Overview of ELK Stack integration in CubeCOS
CubeCOS (version 2.3) integrates with the ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana). This integration allows users to visualize IAAS data using charts and graphs within Kibana.
Bigstack cubeCOS API v1
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https://docs.bigstack.co/API documentation for cubeCOS v1, providing endpoints for datacenter management, including firmware upgrades, node device and OSD updates, health history retrieval, event filtering, and integration storage configuration.
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Overview of the CubeCOS Control Network node
The Control Network node integrates both Control and Network (SDN) functions. It is a critical component that requires accompanying compute nodes and storage nodes to ensure the full functionality of CubeCOS.Overview of Compute node (HCI) roles
Compute nodes in a Hyperconverged Infrastructure (HCI) provide the CPU and RAM resources for the CubeCOS cluster. If a Compute node is equipped with additional SSD and HDD drives, it functions as a Compute-Storage node and contributes to the storage pool.Overview of CubeCOS capabilities
CubeCOS is a Software-Defined Data Center (SDDC) solution designed to combine the control of a self-hosted private cloud with public cloud features. It serves as the foundation for the Bigstack ecosystem, supporting higher-layer services such as VDI, edge computing, and AI workloads. Key capabilities include:
- Private Cloud at Scale: Deployment of enterprise-grade private clouds that are secure and user-controlled.
- Data Center Orchestration: Use of policy-based automation and unified management tools to simplify large-scale operations.
- Scale-ready Platform: Support for horizontal cluster expansion without downtime to ensure seamless growth.
Overview of Control Converged nodes in CubeCOS
A Control Converged Node is an all-in-one deployment that integrates all core roles—Control, Compute, Network, and Storage—into a single machine. This configuration allows CubeCOS to run with full functionality on one node, making it ideal for testing, evaluation, or small-scale environments.Overview of CubeCOS private cloud platform
CubeCOS (Version 3.1) is a self-hosted private cloud platform designed to run virtual machines, Kubernetes clusters, and software-defined storage and networking. It enables platform teams to maintain control over cluster infrastructure while providing cloud users with a standardized interface to launch and manage workloads.Overview of CubeCMP capabilities
CubeCMP (v2.1) is an enterprise-grade, hybrid cloud platform designed for multi-tenant environments. It provides the following core capabilities:
- Automated Operations: Automation of routine administrative tasks to reduce overhead in large-scale infrastructure.
- IT Self-Service: A portal for users to obtain resources via intelligent lifecycle management and approval workflows.
- Hybrid Cloud Management: A unified platform to standardize workflows and accelerate cloud adoption across diverse environments.
- Cost Governance: Granular cost visibility, automated billing, and customizable pricing models for internal showback and external monetization.
- X-as-a-Service: Native as-a-service options for scalability, availability, and flexibility.
Overview of ELK Stack integration in CubeCOS 2.1
CubeCOS version 2.1 integrates with the ELK Stack (Elasticsearch, Logstash, and Kibana). This integration allows users to visualize IAAS (Infrastructure as a Service) data using charts and graphs within Kibana.Overview of CubeCMP Administration Guides
The CubeCMP Administration Guides (Version 2.1) provide documentation for system administrators, cloud operators, and IT teams to configure, manage, and operate CubeCMP in enterprise environments. The guides cover platform installation, infrastructure and resource management, user and access control, monitoring, security, and operational best practices to ensure platform reliability and stability for enterprise workloads.Overview of Designate DNSaaS in CubeCOS
Designate is the multi-tenant DNS-as-a-Service (DNSaaS) component in CubeCOS. It provides a REST API secured by Keystone authentication and integrates with Nova and Neutron. It supports backends such as Bind9 and PowerDNS 4.Overview of CubeCMP Administration Guides
The CubeCMP Administration Guides (Version 2.0) provide documentation for system administrators, cloud operators, and IT teams to configure, manage, and operate CubeCMP in enterprise environments. The guides cover core administrative functions including platform installation, infrastructure and resource management, user and access control, monitoring, security, and operational best practices to ensure platform reliability and stability.Overview of CubeCOS Cloud Platform
CubeCOS is an open-source cloud platform licensed under Apache 2.0 that manages both virtual machines and Kubernetes workloads from a single control plane. It is built on OpenStack, Ceph, and Kubernetes. The platform provides software-defined networking, distributed storage, high availability, workload migration, platform automation, and IT self-service. It can be extended with optional modules including CubeVDI, CubeCMP, and CubeDPX.