The document provides an agenda and overview for a session on setting up accounts with Intercloud Fabric on AWS and Azure. It discusses the steps required to set up accounts on each platform, including creating credentials, configuring policies and permissions, and connecting Intercloud Fabric. The conclusion encourages participants to ask questions and provides information on related sessions at Cisco Live.

2. Intercloud Fabric
AWS and Azure Account Setup
and Utilization
John McDonough
Intercloud Fabric Technical Marketing Engineer
DEVNET-1120

3. Agenda

4. • Introduction
• Hands On
• Cisco Intercloud & Intercloud Fabric – Overview
• Intercloud Fabric Account Requirements for AWS
• Connecting to AWS
• Intercloud Fabric Account Requirements for Azure
• Connecting to Azure
• Conclusion
• Q & A
Agenda

5. Introduction

6. Introduction – Session Information
• Session: Intercloud Fabric - AWS and Azure Account Setup and Utilization
• Abstract: Getting started with Intercloud Fabric requires an account on a cloud
provider. The easiest place to get started is Amazon AWS or Microsoft Azure.
Find out what account settings you'll need to started with Azure and AWS.

7. Hands On

8. Hands On
• 60 Day License for 10 VMs included in Intercloud Fabric
• Install and run with your Amazon AWS or Microsoft Azure provider accounts
• Azure 30 day $200 credit works with Intercloud Fabric
• DevNet Sandbox
• Test out the ICF APIs in DevNet sandbox
• http://develper.cisco.com/cloud
• Cisco dCloud
• Self-Paced lab covering all aspects of Intercloud Fabric
• Running the latest release, offering the greatest flexibility
• http://dcloud.cisco.com
• Now Supporting ICF Release 2.2.1

9. Intercloud
&
Intercloud Fabric

10. Intercloud and Cisco Intercloud Fabric
INTERCLOUD
Public
Clouds
Enterprise
Private
Clouds
Intercloud
Alliance
Intercloud
Services
Intercloud
Providers
Security
WebEx
DRaaS
IOE aaS
vDesktop aaS
HANA aaS
Analytics
Meraki
HCS
IaaS
Enterprise Workloads
Big Data and Analytics
Microsoft Suite aaS
PaaS
Native Cloud
Applications
Collaboration and Video

11. Intercloud Fabric
Provider Platform
Intercloud Fabric
for Providers
Intercloud Fabric Secure Extender
(Secure Network Extension)
DC/Private
Cloud
Provider
Cloud
Cisco Intercloud Fabric Architectural Details
Intercloud
Switch
VM Manager
Intercloud
Fabric Services
Intercloud
Extender
Intercloud
Fabric Director
End User and IT Admin Portal
Workload and Fabric ManagementIT AdminsEnd Users
VM VM
VM VM
Intercloud Fabric
for Business

12. Intercloud Fabric Structure
Cisco Intercloud Fabric Architecture is Modularized to Achieve the Elasticity
Needed to Support Evolving Cloud Environments
ICF Core Infrastructure ICFD PNSC ICFPP
Secure
Communications
Private Cloud: Enterprise Public Cloud: Provider
ICF Core Services
Security Management
and Visibility
AutomationNetworking VM Portability
ICF Extended Services + External Partners (storage, load balancing, etc.)

13. Security
ICF Core Services
ICF Core Services
Fundamental Service Functions and Capabilities
Integrated Natively to ICF and its Operation
Management
and Visibility
Automation
and APIs
Networking
VM
Portability
Switching, routing and other advanced network-based capabilities
VM to VM and App-to-App security controls
VM format conversion and mobility
Private and hybrid cloud monitoring capabilities
VM lifecycle capabilities, automated operations and Programmatic APIs

14. ICF Core Infrastructure
ICF Core Infrastructure
PNSC
ICFPP
Secure
Communications
Enterprise tool to manage and orchestrate hybrid clouds
Enterprise Service orchestration function for private
and public services
Site-to-site and VM-to-VM communication technology
Cloud Provider Public Cloud management tool
Fundamental Technologies and Components
That Support Intercloud Fabric Functions
Intercloud
Fabric Director

15. Intercloud Fabric Account
Requirements for AWS

16. Amazon – AWS Account Setup Steps
1. Sign up for AWS account - http://aws.amazon.com
2. Create Amazon login Credentials
3. Sign up for AWS
4. Fill in Contact Information
5. Fill in Payment Information
6. Identity Verification
7. Select Support Plan, this will complete the process and you will need to sign in again
8. Launch Management Console, using the credentials just created
9. Click on your Account Name and Click the “Security Credentials” option in the drop-down
10. Click on “Users” in the left hand navigation, then Click “Create New Users” button
11. Enter A User Name, up to five can be entered, then Click the “Create” button

17. Amazon – AWS Account and Keys Steps continued
12. Click “Show User Security Credentials”, this is the only time the credentials are available. New
credentials can be generated at any time, however processes that use these credentials will have
to be updated. These credentials are needed for the ICF “IcfCloud” setup process.
13. Click “Download Credentials” button, a “credentials.csv.txt” file will be downloaded, then Click
“close”
14. Click on the user name
15. Scroll down and click the “Create User Policy” button
16. Build a policy for “EC2 Full Access”, “S3 Full Access” and “Marketplace Full Access”, Apply
17. Click “Attach Policy” button and attach “VPC Full Access”
18. Use the created credentials in the IcfCloud setup for ICFB
19. Groups can be used as well for policies and then assign users to groups
20. In Marketplace Accept the License Agreement for the CSR 1000V

18. Sign up for AWS account - http://aws.amazon.com

19. Create Amazon login Credentials

20. Sign up for AWS

21. Fill in Contact Information

22. Fill in Payment Information

23. Identity Verification

24. Select Support Plan, this will complete the process and you will need to sign in again

25. Launch Management Console, using the credentials just created

26. Click on your Account Name and Click the “Security Credentials” option in the drop-down

27. Click on “Users” in the left hand navigation, then Click “Create New Users” button

28. Enter A User Name, up to five can be entered, then Click the “Create” button

29. Click “Show User Security Credentials”, this is the only time the credentials are available. New
credentials can be generated at any time, however processes that use these credentials will have to
be updated. These credentials are needed for the ICFB “IcfCloud” setup process.

30. Click “Download Credentials” button, a “credentials.csv.txt” file will be downloaded,
credentials in the picture are not active, then Click “close”

31. Click on the user name

32. Scroll down and click the “Create User Policy” button

33. Build a policy for “EC2 Full Access”, “S3 Full Access” and “Marketplace Full Access”

34. Click “Apply Policy” button

35. Select AmazonVPCFullAccess and Click “Attach Policy” button

36. Connecting to AWS

37. Use the created credentials in the IcfCloud setup for ICFB

38. In Marketplace Accept the License Agreement for the CSR 1000V
Search for CSR 1000V, Select it and then Click “Continue”

39. Request Service Limit Increase

40. Intercloud Fabric Account
Requirements for Azure

41. Microsoft – Azure Account Setup Steps
1. Sign up for Azure account - http://azure.microsoft.com
2. Click “Try for free”, Click “Try it now”
3. Create an account
4. Verify your email address
5. Use the just created account to Sign in
6. Mobile Verification
7. Enter Mobile Verification Code
8. Provide Payment Information
9. Account is being setup, click refresh
10. Fully Enable Windows Azure

42. Microsoft – Azure Account Setup Steps continued
12. From ICFB “Export Azure Certificate
13. Scroll to and select “Settings” in the Azure Portal
14. Click “MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATES” Click “UPLOAD A MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATE”
15. Upload a management certificate, this is the one you exported from ICF
16. Return to Azure Portal Settings and copy the “SUBSCRIPTION ID”, this id the key for ICF
17. Use the created credentials in the IcfCloud setup for ICFB

43. Sign up for Azure account - http://azure.microsoft.com

44. Click “Sign up now”

45. Create an account

46. Verify your email address

47. Use the just created account to Sign in

48. Mobile Verification

49. Enter Mobile Verification Code

50. Provide Payment Information

51. Account is being setup, click refresh

52. Fully Enable Windows Azure if you want to upgrade the account to Pay Account

53. From ICFB “Export Azure Certificate”

54. Scroll to and select “Settings” in the Azure Portal

55. Click “MANAGEMENT CERTIFICATES” Click “UPLOAD”

56. Upload a management certificate, this is the one exported from ICF

57. Return to Azure Portal Settings and copy the “SUBSCRIPTION ID”

58. Connecting to Azure

59. Use Subscription ID in the IcfCloud setup for ICFB

60. Request Service Limit Increase

61. Conclusion

62. Q & A

63. Intercloud Fabric @ CiscoLive San DiegoBreakouts
TECCLD-3001 Sun 8:00 4 hrs 16B Mezz Intercloud Fabric Technical Deepdive
PSOCLD-1001 Mon 11:00 60 min 14B Mezz Hybrid Cloud with Intercloud Fabric
PSODCT-1009 Mon 2:00 60 min 14B Mezz Hybrid Clouds: Integrating the Enterprise Data Center and Public Cloud
BRKCLD-2003 Wed 8:00 2 hrs 7A Upper Building Hybrid Cloud Applications with Intercloud Fabric
BRKCLD-1828 Thu 8:00 90 min 25C Upper Designing Hybrid Cloud operations with ServiceGrid and Intercloud Fabric
DevNet
DEVNET-1008 Mon 9:00 30 min Devnet Theater Private or Public or Hybrid ? Which Cloud Should I choose?
DEVNET-1120 Mon 1:00 60 min Devnet Classrm #2 Intercloud Fabric - AWS and Azure Account Setup and Utilization
DEVNET-1128 Mon 2:00 30 min Devnet Classrm #2 Cisco Intercloud Fabric NB APIs for Business
DEVNET-1009 Tue 9:00 30 min Devnet Theater Cisco Intercloud Fabric for Business, Helping Enterprises Move to Hybrid!
DEVNET-2009 Wed 12:00 30 min Devnet Classrm #2 Intercloud Fabric REST APIs for Providers
World of Solutions Learning Labs Table Topics Meet the Engineer
ICF in Hybrid
Cloud
Mon 12:00
Table #11
Wed 11:30
Table #13
Building Hybrid
Cloud Apps with
ICF
Tue 11:30
Table # 11
Wed 11:30
Table #10
Talk to an ICF
Expert @ ‘The Hub’
Ground Level
See ICF in action with 3-tier
hybrid cloud application
‘Cloud’ Booth in WoS, Ground
Level
Hands on with ICF:
‘Intercloud Fabric Learning Lab’
‘DevNet Zone’ Ground Level
cisco.com/go/intercloudfabric

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