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Build your IaaS Cloud infrastructure with OpenStack
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Build your IaaS Cloud infrastructure with OpenStack

Cloud infrastructure by OpenStack XENA DEPLOYMENT ON UBUNTU 20.04 OVER KVM HOST
Created byAkoley Aristide BEKROUNDJO
Last updated 3/2022
English

What you'll learn

  • OpenStack Cloud Components deployment
  • Deploy OpenStack on multi-nodes
  • Operate your openstack cluster from CLI
  • Operate your openstack cluster from dashboard

Course content

1 section • 12 lectures • 1h 58m total length

  • Training LAB presentation4:38

    Build a training lab on a KVM-based openstack setup hosted on a cloud-accessible physical server with public IP, deploying controller, compute, and storage nodes.

  • Networks SetUP and NODES Deployment13:38
  • Openstack Requirements12:54

    Update the hosts file, stop firewall, install heat and rabbitmq, configure the database, install necessary packages and repositories, create the OpenStack user, and prepare control and compute nodes.

  • Identity Service With Keystone Install on Controller Node15:13
  • Image Service With Glance Install on Controller Node7:44

    Install the OpenStack image service Glance on the controller node and configure Keystone authentication. Create a Glance user and admin role, define a project and endpoints, and manage image storage.

  • Add New Cloud Image Ubuntu and Cirros5:41

    Learn how to add new cloud images, including Ubuntu and Cirros, to your OpenStack datastore, assign access permissions, and verify images for use in your cluster.

  • Placement install on Controller7:30

    Install and configure the placement service on the controller, create the keystone user and API access, synchronize RabbitMQ, and verify resources before enabling the Nova compute service.

  • Compute Service install on Controller9:43

    Install the compute service on the controller and compute node within an OpenStack environment, configure nova and keystone endpoints and users, install nova packages, and restart services.

  • Compute Service install on Compute Node7:11
  • Network Service with Neutron install on Controller Node17:50

    Set up neutron on the controller node to manage provider and private networks, configure keystone and nova, and enable self-service environments for users to deploy virtual machines and routers.

  • Network Service with Neutron install on Compute Node8:06
  • Dashboard service with Horizon install on controller Node8:20

    Install and configure the Horizon dashboard on the OpenStack controller node, adjust OpenStack host and Keystone settings, restart services, and verify access through a browser.

Requirements

  • Some experience with Linux administration
  • Virtualization concepts with KVM

Description

Linux Foundation ranked OpenStack® as the most popular open source project.

It's market is projected to grow at 30+ percent in the upcoming several years.

Openstack is gaining  more and more attraction in private cloud market and also serves  as the foundation for public clouds. Organizations throughout the world have aggressive.

OpenStack adoption plans, but they list IT skills as their #1 challenge to getting started.

This course has been designed for IT professionals seeking to develop a solid understanding of OpenStack and it's core services. It will help any IT professional or manager who want to find out if OpenStack is the right solution to meet the needs of their organization.

  I will teach you how to setup a "multinode" OpenStack cluster using on a  KVM.

The Nodes will be based on Ubuntu 20.04 LTS.

  After this, you can practice hands-on, at your own pace, by building out several real-world lab   scenarios.

The points below will be addressed:

• The basic configuration of the physical server as well as its virtualization with KVM then

the deployment of the virtual nodes (Compute, Controller, BlockStorage, ObjectStorage).

We will have a multi-node architecture.


  • Manual deployment and configuration of OpenStack services:

Keystone, Glance, Placement, Neutron, Nova, Horizon, Cinder.

  • The deployment of an instance that will be accessible from the Internet.

  • IaaS public (Internet) access.

  • The simulation of a client who will connect from the Internet to the IaaS and create its own VMs.

Who this course is for:

  • system/network administrators
  • cloud administrators

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