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stoney cloud: Single-Node Installation

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= Overview =
TBDThe [http: PJU/DVO/www.stoney-cloud.org/ stoney cloud] builds upon various standard open source components and can be run on commodity hardware. The Single-Node installation consists of one node with the following software-stack installed:* The Linux kernel based virtualization technology.* An OpenLDAP Directory Server for the storage of the stoney cloud user and service related data with the web based management [[VM-Manager]] interface and the Linux kernel based virtualization technology.
== Prerequisites ==The following items and conditions are required to be able to install and configure a stoney cloud environment:* A dedicated server which fulfils the following requirements: ** 64-Bit Intel with VT-Technologie (AMD is not tested at the moment, but it should work).** 8 Gigabyte Memory (more is better).** 130 Gigabyte up to 2 Terabyte disks (for the first RAID-Set, the 2 Terabyte restriction applies).*** For the mass storage (where the virtual machines are stored) we recommend a second RAID-Set configured as [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RAID_6#RAID_6 RAID6]-Set with battery backup.** One or more physical Ethernet Interfaces, which support the same bandwidth (for example 1 Gigabit/s).* Two Gigabit layer-2 switches supporting [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.3ad IEEE 802.3ad] (dynamic link aggregation), [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.1Q IEEE 802.1Q] (VLAN tagging) and stacking (optional, but recommended).* Experience with Linux environments especially with [http://www.gentoo.org Gentoo Linux].* Good experience with IP networking, because the Switches need to be configured manually (dynamic link aggregation and VLAN tagging). == Limitations ==During the installation of the [http://www.gentoo.org/ Gentoo Linux] operating system, the first two physical Ethernet Interfaces are automatically configured as a logical interface (bond0) and the four tagged VLANs are set up. If more than two physical Ethernet Interfaces are to be included in to the logical interface (bond0) or the physical Ethernet Interfaces have different bandwidths (for example 1 Gigabit/s and 10 Gigabit/s), the final logical interface (bond0) needs to be configured manually after the installation of the [http://www.gentoo.org/ Gentoo Linux] operating system. = Installation === Booting ==Choose '''1) FOSS-Cloud Installer: default boot options''' [[Image:stoney_cloud_single-node_01.png||600px]] == Keymap Selection == Set the desired keymap. The following example works for the German speaking part of Switzerland: '''46 (de_CH)''' [[Image:stoney_cloud_single-node_02.png||600px]] == Start the Installation ==Start the actual installation by typing: '''yes''' [[Image:stoney_cloud_single-node_03.png||600px]] == Choose the Single-Node Installation ==Choose the Single-Node Installation by typing: '''2''' [[Image:stoney_cloud_single-node_04.png||600px]] == Device Selection ==You'll need to select a SCIS, SATA, PATA or virtual disk. The following installation in done in a virtualized environment, therefore we choose the virtual disk: '''vda''' [[Image:stoney_cloud_single-node_05.png||600px]] If you type yes, you'll be deleting all the existing data on the chosen disk: '''yes''' [[Image:stoney_cloud_single-node_06.png||600px]] == Proceeding ... ==The installation proceeds with the partitioning of the disk and the installation of the operating system: You can ignore the message "Error: /dev/vda: unrecognised disk label" as this is normal for a first installation in a virtual disk. [[Image:stoney_cloud_single-node_07.png||600px]] [[Image:stoney_cloud_single-node_08.png||600px]] == Network ==Now we configure the network. In this example, we only have one network interface: '''eth0''' [[Image:stoney_cloud_single-node_09.png||600px]] == Hostname ==Set the desired hostname (not the fully qualified domain name). We'll choose: '''kvm-0237''' [[Image:stoney_cloud_single-node_10.png||600px]]  = Skipping Checks =To skip checks, type '''no''' when asked: Do you want to start the installation? yes or no?: '''no''' Then manually restart the stoney cloud installer with the desired options. For example /mnt/cdrom/foss-cloud-installer -c Options: -c: Skip CPU requirement checks -m: Skip memory requirement checks -s: Skip CPU and memory requirement checks [[Category: stoney cloud]][[Category: Installation]]
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