User Guide
- I Cloud Admin User Guide
- II Project User Guide
- 7 Using Container as a Service (Magnum)
- 8 Creating a Private Network
- 9 Creating a Key Pair
- 10 Creating and Uploading a Glance Image
- 11 Creating a Load Balancer with the Dashboard
- 12 Using Load Balancing as a Service (LBaaS)
- 13 Using Load Balancing as a Service with Orchestration Service
- 14 Using Firewall as a Service (FWaaS)
- 15 Using VPN as a Service (VPNaaS)
Part I Cloud Admin User Guide
- 1 Using the Operations Console
- 2 Using the Dashboard
Often referred to as Horizon or the Horizon dashboard, you can use this console to manage resources on a domain and project level in a web-based graphical user interface (GUI).
- 3 Cloud Admin Actions with the Dashboard
The Horizon dashboard provides cloud admins a web GUI to perform domain admin tasks such as user and project administration and managing project quotas.
- 4 Cloud Admin Actions with the Command Line
Cloud admins can use the command line tools to perform domain admin tasks such as user and project administration.
- 5 Installing the Command-Line Clients
During the installation, by default, the suite of OpenStack command-line tools are installed on the Cloud Lifecycle Manager and the control plane in your environment. This includes the OpenStack Command-Line Interface as well as the clients for the individual services such as the NovaClient, CinderC…
- 6 Creating a Highly Available Router