Cloud Computing - Revision history

Xtoddx at 21:44, 22 August 2011

2011-08-22T21:44:46Z

Nikolaiwarner at 13:26, 3 March 2011

2011-03-03T13:26:32Z

Xtoddx at 05:50, 28 February 2011

2011-02-28T05:50:51Z

Xtoddx: Created page with "== Purpose == To implement cloud infrastructure, publicize resources, and help others build applications targeted for cloud architecture. == Resources == There are a few rack mo..."

2011-02-28T05:50:23Z

Created page with "== Purpose == To implement cloud infrastructure, publicize resources, and help others build applications targeted for cloud architecture. == Resources == There are a few rack mo..."

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== Purpose ==
To implement cloud infrastructure, publicize resources, and help others build applications targeted for cloud architecture.

== Resources ==
There are a few rack mounted machines in the space that we're going to set up Openstack on.

== People ==
* [[Xtoddx]]

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		+	== Operations ==
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		+	'''Networking'''
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		+	''Border routing'' is provided by the linksys wireless router. See [[Router_Settings]].
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		+	compute002 host (the .12 address) is the ''network controller'' in flat dhcp mode. All public ips (floating ips, in Open Stack parlance, as they float between instances) should route here, and it will nat appropriately. For each instance a bridge will be created to route traffic. We cannot use the interface with the .12 address on as the flat_interface. See http://docs.openstack.org/cactus/openstack-compute/admin/content/configuring-flat-dhcp-networking.html
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		+	''Fixed Addresses'' are created with `nova-manage network create` and can be tuned to various blocks of rfc 1918 space. The default is to use 10.* addresses, but we are using 172.* addresses. Coordinate with Mike A to get a proper setting for this, based on what the router is capable of, and read the source of nova-mange to see what the parameters should be. (Seems that 172.30.2.0/24 is recommended).
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		+	'''User Accounts'''
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		+	The easiest way to create a new user account is to run `nova-manage user create USERNAME` on cloud001 (head node). I'm not sure how we want to set up projects, it may make sense for there to only be one project, unless we start giving accounts to other organizations, such as the Urban League. To create a project run `nova-manage project create PROJECTNAME USERNAME-FOR-MANAGER`. To add new users to an existing project run `nova-manage project add PROJECTNAME USERNAME`.

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