Part III. Using OpenStack
Once OpenStack is deployed, interacting with the environment is primarily done using either the Dashboard or the command line interface. This part of the guide provides procedures for performing some common tasks using either of these interfaces.
Note
Commands that begin with
vm$ as opposed to just $ are commands that should be run inside a virtual machine.
Table of Contents
- 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