- About This Guide
- I Architecture and Requirements
- II Setting Up the Administration Server
- 3 Installing the Administration Server
- 4 Installing and Setting Up an SMT Server on the Administration Server (Optional)
- 5 Software Repository Setup
- 6 Service Configuration: Administration Server Network Configuration
- 7 Crowbar Setup
- 8 Starting the SUSE OpenStack Cloud Crowbar installation
- 9 Customizing Crowbar
- III Setting Up OpenStack Nodes and Services
- 10 The Crowbar Web Interface
- 11 Installing the OpenStack Nodes
- 12 Deploying the OpenStack Services
- 12.1 Deploying designate
- 12.2 Deploying Pacemaker (Optional, HA Setup Only)
- 12.3 Deploying the Database
- 12.4 Deploying RabbitMQ
- 12.5 Deploying keystone
- 12.6 Deploying monasca (Optional)
- 12.7 Deploying swift (optional)
- 12.8 Deploying glance
- 12.9 Deploying cinder
- 12.10 Deploying neutron
- 12.11 Deploying nova
- 12.12 Deploying horizon (OpenStack Dashboard)
- 12.13 Deploying heat (Optional)
- 12.14 Deploying ceilometer (Optional)
- 12.15 Deploying manila
- 12.16 Deploying Tempest (Optional)
- 12.17 Deploying Magnum (Optional)
- 12.18 Deploying barbican (Optional)
- 12.19 Deploying sahara
- 12.20 Deploying Octavia
- 12.21 Deploying ironic (optional)
- 12.22 How to Proceed
- 12.23 SUSE Enterprise Storage integration
- 12.24 Roles and Services in SUSE OpenStack Cloud Crowbar
- 12.25 Crowbar Batch Command
- 13 Limiting Users' Access Rights
- 14 Configuration Files for OpenStack Services
- 15 Installing SUSE CaaS Platform heat Templates
- 16 Installing SUSE CaaS Platform v4 using terraform
- IV Setting Up Non-OpenStack Services
- V Troubleshooting and Support
- A Using Cisco Nexus Switches with neutron
- B Documentation Updates
- Glossary of Terminology and Product Names
List of Figures
- 1.1 SUSE OpenStack Cloud Crowbar Infrastructure
- 2.1 SUSE OpenStack Cloud Network: Overview
- 2.2 SUSE OpenStack Cloud Network: Details
- 7.1 YaST Crowbar Setup: User Settings
- 7.2 YaST Crowbar Setup: Network Settings
- 7.3 YaST Crowbar Setup: Network Settings for the BMC Network
- 7.4 YaST Crowbar Setup: Network Settings for the Bastion Network
- 7.5 YaST Crowbar Setup: Repository Settings
- 8.1 The SUSE OpenStack Cloud Crowbar installation Web interface
- 8.2 Crowbar Web Interface: The Dashboard
- 10.1 Crowbar UI—Dashboard (Main Screen)
- 11.1 Discovered Nodes
- 11.2 Grouping Nodes
- 11.3 Editing a Single Node
- 11.4 Bulk Editing Nodes
- 11.5 All Nodes Have Been Installed
- 11.6 SUSE Updater barclamp: Configuration
- 11.7 SUSE Updater barclamp: Node Deployment
- 11.8 SUSE Manager barclamp
- 11.9 NFS barclamp
- 11.10 Editing an NFS barclamp Proposal
- 11.11 Node Information
- 12.1 The Pacemaker Barclamp
- 12.2 The Pacemaker Barclamp: Node Deployment Example
- 12.3 The Database Barclamp
- 12.4 MariaDB Configuration
- 12.5 The RabbitMQ Barclamp
- 12.6 SSL Settings for RabbitMQ Barclamp
- 12.7 The keystone Barclamp
- 12.8 The SSL Dialog
- 12.9 The monasca barclamp Raw Mode
- 12.10 The monasca Barclamp: Node Deployment Example
- 12.11 The swift Barclamp
- 12.12 The swift Barclamp: Node Deployment Example
- 12.13 The glance Barclamp
- 12.14 The cinder Barclamp
- 12.15 The cinder Barclamp: Node Deployment Example
- 12.16 The neutron Barclamp
- 12.17 The neutron barclamp
- 12.18 The nova Barclamp
- 12.19 The nova Barclamp: Node Deployment Example with Two KVM Nodes
- 12.20 The horizon Barclamp
- 12.21 The heat Barclamp
- 12.22 the heat barclamp: Raw Mode
- 12.23 The ceilometer Barclamp
- 12.24 The ceilometer Barclamp: Node Deployment
- 12.25 The manila Barclamp
- 12.26 The manila Barclamp: Node Deployment Example
- 12.27 The Tempest Barclamp
- 12.28 The Magnum Barclamp
- 12.29 The barbican Barclamp: Raw Mode
- 12.30 The SSL Dialog
- 12.31 The sahara Barclamp
- 12.32 The ironic barclamp Custom view
- 17.1 The Crowbar barclamp: Raw Mode
- A.1 The neutron barclamp: Cisco Plugin
List of Tables
- 2.1 Minimum Number of IP Addresses for Network Ranges
- 2.2
192.168.124.0/24(Admin/BMC) Network Address Allocation - 2.3
192.168.125/24(Storage) Network Address Allocation - 2.4
192.168.123/24(Private Network/nova-fixed) Network Address Allocation - 2.5
192.168.126/24(Public Network nova-floating, public) Network Address Allocation - 2.6
192.168.130/24(Software Defined Network) Network Address Allocation - 5.1 Local Product Repositories for SUSE OpenStack Cloud
- 5.2 SMT Repositories Hosted on the Administration Server
- 5.3 SMT Repositories hosted on a Remote Server
- 5.4 SUSE Manager Repositories (Channels)
- 5.5 Default Repository Locations on the Administration Server
- 7.1 Separate BMC Network Example Configuration
- 7.2 Example Addresses for a Bastion Network
- 7.3 VLANs used by the SUSE OpenStack Cloud Default Network Setup
List of Examples
- 7.1 Changing the Network Interface Order on a Machine with four NICs
- 7.2 Network Modes for Different NIC Numbers
- 7.3 Network Modes for Certain Roles
- 7.4 Network Modes for Certain Machines
- 7.5 Example Network Definition for the External Network 192.168.150.0/16
- 12.1 Example network.json
- 12.2 Diff of ironic Configuration
- A.1 Exclusively Mapping to conduit in dual mode
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