Cloudgear Script for Havana Installation

README.md

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-cloudgear
+CloudGear
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+Here we are going to deploy openstack on a single node, i.e all openstack components Nova, Glance, Keystone, Quantum and Horizon will be running in the same box. Nova-compute is also running on the same machine which will provision virtual machines on the KVM.
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+Requirements:
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+* Ubuntu 12.04 running on Oracle VirtualBox with two NIC ‘s.
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+* Setup a ubuntu virtual machine in virtualBox. (can follow Guide http://ilearnstack.wordpress.com/2013/04/13/setting-ubuntu-vm-in-virtualbox/)
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+* Add a second NIC to the VM.
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+* Power Off the Virtual Machine
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+* In the Network Section select Adapter 2 tab
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+* Select “Attached to:” to internal
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+* Power On the VM
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+* When the VM boots up configure to network for second NIC
+  Edit /etc/network/interfaces to something like
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+* Restart Network service
+  service networking restart
+
+* You can verify your network setting using “ ifconfig ”
+
+Deploying Openstack
+====================
+
+* Login to the ubuntu VM.
+* Change the user to root.
+  sudo -i
+
+* If your network is behind proxy then please export proxy variables.
+   export http_proxy=<proxy-server>
+   export https_proxy=<proxy-server>
+   export no_proxy=”localhost,127.0.0.1″
+
+* Install git on the machine
+   apt-get install git -y
+
+* Clone the CloudGear git to install Openstack
+   git clone https://github.com/ilearnstack/cloudgear.git
+
+* Execute the script to set up openstack
+   cd cloudgear/
+   python cloudgear.py
+
+* Open Openstack Dashboard in browser from URL  http://<controller-ip>/horizon
+
+* Login with credentials  admin/secret
+
+
+Link to the detailed description of Deployment
+==============================================
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+You can refer to the step by step guide at Our Blog http://ilearnstack.wordpress.com/2013/04/26/setting-up-a-single-node-openstack-environment/
+Please Post your Comments to the page or write to us at learnstack@googlegroups.com for any issues faced with the script.