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      <title>OpenStack: Create a VM and SSH into it</title>
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      <description>In March, I attempted to run DevStack on my newly bought mini PC, but something was wrong and I couldn’t get it started. Since then, I poured all my attention into AI‑related studies. During lunch today, OpenStack came up in conversation, and the idea popped into my head: “Why not use a coding agent to make it work, since I’ve already used one for several issues in my WSL environment?” This post is the result.</description>
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