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Want to install OpenStack Swift? Here's how to do it!
Our OpenStack installation guide caught the attention of quite a lot of people, so I thought it'd be time for an update. I took some time over the weekend to bring the document back to the state of the art, and that results in some interesting changes: The guide covers SQL-backed Keystone and VNC support in the Dashboard now. And: It explains how to install OpenStack Swift now, too! If you want to install Swift and need a step-by-step howto, then this is what you are looking for.
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