OpenStack : DevStack installation using VirtualBox & Ubnutu (Juno with Neutron)
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This slide briefly describes how to install DevStack Juno with Neutron using VirtualBox and Ubuntu. The main difference from the two videos: http://youtu.be/zoi8WpGwrXM and http://youtu.be/1GgODv34E08 are 1) Juno, not Icehouse and 2) two NICs (NAT & Host-only) are used in Ubuntu virtual machine.
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OpenStack : DevStack installation using VirtualBox & Ubnutu (Juno with Neutron)
- 1. October 2014 Ian Y. Choi
- 2. 2 Before watching, please see… • Icehouse with Neutron (1) • VirtualBox & Ubuntu installation • URL: http://youtu.be/zoi8WpGwrXM • Icehouse with Neutron (2) • DevStack installation • URL: http://youtu.be/1GgODv34E08
- 3. 3 Juno has been released!
- 4. 4 Installation demo environment • VirtualBox 4.3 + Ubuntu Desktop 14.04.1 LTS • Neutron with testing fixed IPs
- 5. 5 Differences from the previous video • Network configuration in VirtualBox • Adapter 1: NAT (same) • Adapter 2: Host-only • IP configuration is needed • Adapter 2: eth1
- 6. 6 Installation: DevStack • Steps • 1. Install Linux on VirtualBox • 2. (basic upgrade on Linux) • 3. Install git • 4. git clone –b stable/juno git://github.com/openstack-dev/devstack.git • 5. cd devstack • 6. (creating localrc file) • 7. ./stack.sh • 8. http://192.168.56.101 to connect to Horizon [Sample localrc file download] wget -O localrc http://goo.gl/Y6OTR2 [NAT port forwarding using iptables] sudo iptables -t nat -A POSTROUTING -o eth0 -j MASQUERADE
- 7. 7 ‘localrc’ configuration file HOST_IP=192.168.56.101 PUBLIC_INTERFACE=eth0 # Logging DEST=/opt/stack LOGFILE=$DEST/logs/stack.sh.log SCREEN_LOGDIR=$DEST/logs/screen # Credentials ADMIN_PASSWORD=openstack MYSQL_PASSWORD=openstack RABBIT_PASSWORD=openstack SERVICE_PASSWORD=openstack SERVICE_TOKEN=tokentoken # Neutron - Networking Service DISABLED_SERVICES=n-net ENABLED_SERVICES+=,q-svc,q-agt,q-dhcp,q-l3,q-meta,q-metering,neutron localrc:
- 8. 8 DevStack: Checking lists 1) Horizon web interface • Sign in & Sign out • Accounts: demo & admin 2) Neutron • Network Network topology 3) Cirros instance • Compute instance • ID/Password: ‘cirros’, ‘cubswin:)’
- 9. Finished!
Hinweis der Redaktion
- Hello! My name is Ian from South Korea. OpenStack Juno was released on October 16th. It was the last Thursday night in Korea. So, I tested DevStack Juno release installation, and I have found that Juno completely works well with DevStack.
- Before watching this video, please refer to my 2 previous videos. The main purpose of the first video is to show how to install VirtualBox and Ubuntu before actually installing DevStack. And in the 2nd video, I showed how to install DevStack for Icehouse release, with Neutron. I used port forwarding functionality to connect from my computer to the VirtualBox Linux, but today, I would like to use a kind of different technique to connect to the VirtualBox Linux.
- As you know, Juno has been released! It was just a few days ago. I usually wait for ‘openstack-announce’ in the OpenStack mailing list. A few days later after that e-mail, I have finally found that DevStack branch was created on GitHub. So after then, I have tested DevStack Juno release, and it worked very well
- To test DevStack for Juno, I used VirtualBox. I mainly use VirtualBox because it is a good Open Source software to simply test something with Virtualized environment. And I used Ubuntu 14.04, LTS version.