Build an LXD Cluster on Ubuntu Linux Server 🔥🐧 DevOps | Open Source | Virtualization

In this video, we explore how you can easily build an LXD cluster on Ubuntu Linux server. To initialize an LXD cluster, you use the same "lxd init" command that you'd use to build a stand-alone LXD host. The answers you provide to the initialization wizard are a bit different for a cluster, however.

Once you've deployed an LXD cluster, you can create virtual machines on different cluster members (nodes). You can also perform live migrations of virtual machines between different cluster members, using the "lxc move" CLI command.

Try building your own LXD cluster, and leave a comment with your experiences!

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📺 CHAPTER LIST
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00:00 Intro | LXD Clusters on Ubuntu Linux
02:18 Overview of Dqlite Distributed Database
04:05 Overview of Forming an LXD Cluster
06:16 Simple LXD Cluster Architecture Diagram
07:28 Start Building the LXD Cluster Nodes
12:53 Bootstrap the First LXD Cluster Node
15:48 Join Member Nodes to LXD Cluster
19:02 Pre-cache Linux Image on LXD Cluster
21:02 Launch VMs on LXD Cluster
22:45 Test Fan Overlay Network Connectivity
25:06 Live Migrate VM Between Nodes

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