Deployment Guide
- About This Guide
- I Architecture and Requirements
- II Setting Up the Administration Server
- III Setting Up OpenStack Nodes and Services
- IV Maintenance and Support
- A Log Files
- B Repository Locations
- C Roles and Services in SUSE OpenStack Cloud
- D The Network Barclamp Template File
- E Configuring Role Based Access Control (RBAC)
- F Setting up a Netboot Environment for Microsoft* Windows
- G VMware vSphere Installation Instructions
- H Using Cisco Nexus Switches with Neutron
- I Crowbar Batch
- J Recovering Clusters to a Healthy State
- K Documentation Updates
- Terminology
Part III Setting Up OpenStack Nodes and Services
- 8 The Crowbar Web Interface
The Crowbar Web interface runs on the Administration Server. It provides an overview of the most important deployment details in your cloud, including a view on the nodes and which roles are deployed on which nodes, and on the barclamp proposals that can be edited and deployed. In addition, the Crowbar Web interface shows details about the networks and switches in your cloud. It also provides graphical access to some tools with which you can manage your repositories, back up or restore the Administration Server, export the Chef configuration, or generate a
supportconfigTAR archive with the most important log files.- 9 Installing the OpenStack Nodes
The OpenStack nodes represent the actual cloud infrastructure. Node installation and service deployment is done automatically from the Administration Server. Before deploying the OpenStack services, SUSE Linux Enterprise Server 12 SP1 will be installed on all Control Nodes and Storage Nodes. Compute…
- 10 Deploying the OpenStack Services
After the nodes are installed and configured you can start deploying the OpenStack services to finalize the installation. The services need to be deployed in a given order, because they depend on one another. The Pacemaker service for an HA setup is the only exception from this rule—it can be set up…