Recently, a new OpenStack nova plugin was developed, nova-lxd. This plugin is a drop-in replacement for the traditional qemu/libvirt nova driver. If you have had your eye on deploying this new nova-lxd driver to enable first-class containers in your existing OpenStack cloud, but weren’tt sure how to integrate it with your infrastructure, OpenStack-Ansible may be the solution.
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