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We have an on premise OpenStack cluster, with distributed storage based on Ceph.The OpenStack@ISTI dashboard is reachable at https://isti-cloud.isti.cnr.it/.
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We have an on premise OpenStack cluster, with distributed storage based on Ceph.
All the pre-authorized ISTI users have access from default to the LAB-cloud project (where LAB is the ISTI laboratory user belong to).
 
  
== Virtual Machines Management using the dashboard ==
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The OpenStack@ISTI dashboard is reachable at https://isti-cloud.isti.cnr.it/.
  
The OpenStack dashboard is available at ISTI at the following URL: https://isti-cloud.isti.cnr.it/dashboard/project/
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All the pre-authorized ISTI users have access from default to the LAB-cloud project (where LAB is the ISTI laboratory user belong to).
 
 
===Launch an instance (which means Create Instance) ===
 
 
 
# From the Compute menu, select Instances
 
# Press Launch Instance
 
# Fill the following section
 
 
 
'''Details'''
 
Write the instance name (it's actually a prefix if more than one instance is being lauched), no spaces are allowed
 
Choose the number of instances to launch
 
 
 
'''Source'''
 
        Select Image as boot source if you don't have the necessity to boot from a existing snapshot
 
        Choose the Volume size
 
        Select Yes for Delete Volume on Instance Delete
 
        Select the chosen operating system image
 
 
 
'''Flavor'''
 
 
 
        Select the flavor of the VM. When launching more than one instance, every instance will have the same flavor (and the same OS)
 
 
 
'''Network'''
 
 
 
    Select the PROJECT-main Network
 
    The public IP addresses can be assigned later
 
 
 
'''Network ports'''
 
 
 
    Not used by us
 
 
 
'''Security groups'''
 
 
 
    @ISTI The default one opens
 
 
 
        ssh from the VPN gateways and using the proxy jump configuration.
 
        http and https from the load balancers only
 
        port 8100 from the proxy jump host (this is the port we use for the tomcat debugging service)
 
        port 9100 from the prometheus server (node exporter)
 
 
 
 
 
'''Key Pair'''
 
 
 
    Select your key pair. You can create or import one if it's not present already
 
 
 
'''Server groups'''
 
 
 
    They can optionally be used to equally distribute the VMs on the hypervisor. They must be created in advance, from the Compute -> Server Groups menu
 
 
 
'''Scheduler hints'''
 
 
 
    Not used by us
 
 
 
'''Metadata'''
 
 
 
    Not used by us
 
 
 
 
 
'''==>''' Now press '''Launch Instance''' , you'll be redirected to the instances page
 
 
 
 
 
'''Public Ip addresses (Floating IP)'''
 
 
 
You can now add a public IP address to your instances using the Associate Floating IP item of the menu associated to the VM.
 
 
 
 
 
''Important : in the ISTI infrastructure, you can associate a FQDN to the floating IP address.
 
You have to add the hostname and the domain (ending with a .) in the form used to allocate the floating IP addresses.
 
Note that the operation gives back an error, but the operation still completes successfully.
 
If you are unsure about the domain name, you can find it in the DNS -> Zones menu.''
 

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We have an on premise OpenStack cluster, with distributed storage based on Ceph.

The OpenStack@ISTI dashboard is reachable at https://isti-cloud.isti.cnr.it/.

All the pre-authorized ISTI users have access from default to the LAB-cloud project (where LAB is the ISTI laboratory user belong to).