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IBM Cloud Infrastructure Center provides a consistent and standard experience for lifecycle management of the cloud infrastructure on IBM Z®, automation of infrastructure services, and integration of IBM Z with cloud management tooling across the enterprise. This includes provisioning of Linux distributions, including Red Hat® OpenShift® Container Platform.
Cloud Infrastructure Center is a turn-key Infrastructure-as-a-Service (IaaS) solution that provides a consistent, industry-standard user experience to define, instantiate, and manage the lifecycle of virtual infrastructure, automated deployment of images (operating system and applications), and the integration to higher-level cloud management tools.
Effective preparation and planning will make your installation and deployment go quickly and smoothly. Review the following preinstallation requirements to prepare for your installation.
Install Cloud Infrastructure Center on your
Users with the administrator role can perform all tasks and have access to all resources.
An administrator might begin by reviewing the environment to be sure that it meets all hardware and software requirements and is configured correctly.
They can then configure security and get started with administration tasks by registering resources.Review the list of possible tasks to decide which services you want to make use of.
Cloud Infrastructure Center can integrate with cloud management tools,
OpenStack provides a common, open standard through its API and allows integration between cloud environments.
Integrate Cloud Infrastructure Center with cloud management tools
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Read more about how to get started with and use Cloud Infrastructure Center.
This blog post describes how to manage persistent storage of multiple datacenters in IBM Cloud Infrastructure Center 1.1.3.
This blog post describes how to use the Ansible playbook to operate IBM Cloud Infrastructure Center.
This blog post describes how to install Red Hat OpenShift Container Platform with user-provisioned infrastructure through Cloud Infrastructure Center.
See an overview of how Cloud Infrastructure Center helps you to facilitate modern cloud computing.