Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform 4
Getting Started with Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform
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Abstract
This guide covers the basic getting started tasks for OpenStack Havana. The deployment method described here uses PackStack for proof of concept deployments, and is not meant for production environments.
- Preface
- I. Introduction
- II. Deploying OpenStack using PackStack
- III. Using OpenStack
- 7. Using OpenStack With the Dashboard
- 7.1. Accessing the Dashboard
- 7.2. Uploading a Disk Image
- 7.3. Creating a Keypair
- 7.4. Creating a Network
- 7.5. Launching an Instance
- 7.6. Creating a Volume
- 7.7. Attaching a Volume
- 7.8. Creating an Instance Snapshot
- 7.9. Adding a Rule to a Security Group
- 7.10. Adding Floating IP Addresses
- 7.11. Creating a Router
- 7.12. Controlling the State of an Instance (Pause, Suspend, Reboot)
- 7.13. Deleting an Instance
- 8. Using OpenStack With the Command Line Interface
- 8.1. Authenticating with the Identity service
- 8.2. Uploading a Disk Image
- 8.3. Creating or Adding a Keypair
- 8.4. Launching a Compute Instance
- 8.5. Creating a Volume
- 8.6. Attaching a Volume
- 8.7. Accessing a Volume from a Running Instance
- 8.8. Creating an Instance Snapshot
- 8.9. Working with Compute Networking
- 8.10. Working with OpenStack Networking
- 8.11. Controlling Instance State (Suspend, Resume, Reboot, Terminate)
- 8.12. Deleting Instances
- IV. Monitoring OpenStack PackStack Deployments
- A. Removing PackStack Deployments
- B. Revision History