openstack
openstack – lxa – openstack essentials – Hands-on Labs- Server and Image Management
Course Title - OpenStack Essentials Course URL : https://linuxacademy.com/cp/modules/view/id/120 Video Title - Hands-on Labs: Server and Image Management Video URL : https://linuxacademy.com/cp/courses/lesson/course/1030/lesson/2/module/120
Pre-requisites:
openstack Username: xxx openstack Password: xxx SSH DETAILS: centos packstack SSH IP: 192.168.11.xxx SSH Username: xxx SSH Password: xxx
Log in to Horizon
step 1: Login to Horizon
Step 2: click on Identity
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select → demo project → click Manage Members
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go to volume → Actions → Edit volumes → click arrow → select Manage Attachmentsstep 3: Now go to quota and change volume
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select quota → change volumes to 20 → Save
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Image Management with Nova
step 1: Login to Horizon
step 2: click on instances
step 3: click on Launch instance and give
instance name= ncodeit-instance Flavor = m1.tiny Instance Count = 1 Instance Boot Source =Boot from image
step 4: go to the Access & Security tab and set the Security Group= default
step 5: click on Launch
step 6: Click on instance name = ncodeit
step 7: go to log tab and check see username and password for instance
step 8: go to Action Log and verify only one action should be listed
step 7: go to log tab and check see username and password for instance
step 8: go to Action Log and verify only one action should be listed
step 9: select console tab and here we can see terminal
step 10: now ssh into server and run command to verify
step 10: now ssh into server and run command to verify
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pwd
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Cinder
step 1: go to volumes and create volume
step 1: go to volumes and create volume
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select Volumes → Create Volume and give
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Volume Name = ncodeit-vol Description = empty Volume Source =No source, empty volume Type = iscsi Size (GB) = 1 Availability Zone = nova Now create Volume
step 2: Now attach volume to instance we created
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go to volume → Actions → Edit volumes → click arrow → select Manage Attachments
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step 3:
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under Attach to Instance → select ncodeit server → Attach Volume.
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step 4: verify volume is attached by clicking on the ncodeit-vol link → opens console
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sudo fdisk -l
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Upload an Object with Swift
step 1: Now log into demo user
step 2: now create a container under object store
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click on Containers → Create Container
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set the values as Container Name = ncodeit-con Container Access = private and now Create Container
step 3: Now create a pseudo-folder in our container
step 4: choose file to upload ——> Click Upload Object
step 4: choose file to upload ——> Click Upload Object
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