#OpenStack with Puppet
This project gathers many projects from OpenStack and StackForge Puppet efforts and brings a simple tool to have a clean OpenStack Juno installation on a Single Node all in one OpenStack installation perfects for testing purposes.
WARNING : This project has been tested only with Ubuntu 14.04 and might not work with other versions or OS without modifications
We use vagrant with VirtualBox to build up quickly a server running a puppet master but you can also, install the puppet master on the same node as your OpenStack server.
$ git clone https://github.com/bonclay7/puppet-stacktryout.git
$ cd puppet-stacktryout/puppetmaster
$ vagrant up
$ vagrant ssh # if necessary, for example get the ip address
$ sudo service apache2 restart # to restart puppet
We consider, at this point you have a Trusty Ubuntu Server (14.04) fresh install and running. Your Puppetmaster running as well. We can launch our allinone OpenStack server using the prepare-openstack-server.sh script. (do it as root)
But You will need to update those two variables :
# ** WARNING : Configure Properly this section **
PUPPETMASTER='192.168.1.39'
BRIDGEIFACE='eth1'
And then :
$ git clone https://github.com/bonclay7/puppet-stacktryout.git
$ cd puppet-stacktryout/
$ sed -i "s/192.168.1.39/YOUR PUPPETMASTER IP/" prepare-openstack-server.sh
$ sed -i "s/eth1/YOUR IFACE or LEAVE IT BLANK/" prepare-openstack-server.sh
$ sudo sh prepare-openstack-server.sh
- Fix Heat Domain Users (keystone user-role-add --user admin --tenant admin --role heat_stack_owner) neutron floatingip-create public nova floatingip-associate
- check volume_group = cinder-volumes on /etc/cinder/cinder.conf
- debug cinder with vgs and pvs
- check for hardware acceleration with
egrep -c '(vmx|svm)' /proc/cpuinfo> 0 and replace virtualization by qemu if the result is zero on /etc/nova/nova-compute.conf