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Teachers:
This guide is to be used as reference for the installation of
OpenStack Juno during the internal tutorial organized by S3IT at
University of Zurich.
Goal of the tutorial is to end up with a small installation of OpenStack Juno on a set of different Ubuntu 14.04 virtual machines.
Since our focus is to explain the most basic components of OpenStack to ease a later deployment on a production environment, the various services will be installed on different machines, that is the most desirable setup on production. Moreover, having different services on different machines will help to better understand the dependencies among the various services. Some very useful considerations about OpenStack services distribution can found here. Moreover, we will try to summarize the best practices for every OpenStack service considered in this tutorial in its relative section.
- Introduction to OpenStack (pdf slides)
- Tutorial overview
- OpenStack overview
- Installation of basic services (MySQL and RabbitMQ) (pdf slides)
- Keystone (Identity service)
- Glance (Image service) (pdf slides)
- Cinder (Block storage service) (pdf slides)
- Nova API (Compute service)
- Nova compute - life of a VM (Compute service)
- Neutron (Network service - hard version)
- Troubleshooting (pdf slides)