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13.3. Create the File Share Service Identity Records
After installing the necessary packages, create the Identity records required for the File Share Service. Perform the following procedure on the Identity service host, or on any machine onto which you have copied the
keystonerc_admin file.
Note
For more details about the
keystonerc_admin file, see Section 3.5, “Create an Administrator Account”.
Procedure 13.1. Creating Identity Records for the File Share Service
- Set up the shell to access the Identity service as an administrative user.
#source ~/keystonerc_admin - Create the
manilaservice user:[(keystone_admin)]#keystone user-create --name manila --pass MANILAPASS --enabled true --email manila@localhostReplace MANILAPASS with a password that will be used by the File Share Service when authenticating with the Identity service. - Add the
adminrole to themanilauser.[(keystone_admin)]#keystone user-role-add --user manila --tenant services --role admin - Create the
manilaservice entities:[(keystone_admin)]#keystone service-create --name manila --type share --description "OpenStack Shared Filesystems" - Create the
manilaendpoint entry:[(keystone_admin)]#keystone endpoint-create \--service manila \--publicurl 'http://MANILAIP:8786/v1/%(tenant_id)s' \--internalurl 'http://MANILAIP:8786/v1/%(tenant_id)s' \--adminurl 'http://MANILAIP:8786/v1/%(tenant_id)s' \--region 'RegionOne'Replace MANILAIP with the IP of the Controller node.

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