stoney cloud: Multi-Node Installation - Revision history

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2014-06-27T12:54:34Z

Node Integration

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	[[File:node-integration.png\|500px\|thumbnail\|none\|What does the node-integration script for the different node types]]		[[File:node-integration.png\|500px\|thumbnail\|none\|What does the node-integration script for the different node types]]


			You can modify/update these steps by editing [[File:node-integration.xmi]] (you may need [http://uml.sourceforge.net/ Umbrello UML Modeller] diagram programme for KDE to display the content properly).

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2014-06-27T12:52:49Z

Node Integration

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	The following figure gives an overview what the node-integration script does for the different node types		The following figure gives an overview what the node-integration script does for the different node types

	[[File:node-integration.png \| ~~thumb~~ \| ~~500 px~~]]		[[File:node-integration.png\|500px\|thumbnail\|none\|What does the node-integration script for the different node types]]

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2014-06-27T12:51:33Z

Node Integration

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	== Links ==		== Links ==
	= Node Integration =		= Node Integration =
			The following figure gives an overview what the node-integration script does for the different node types

			[[File:node-integration.png \| thumb \| 500 px]]

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2014-06-27T12:05:08Z

Links

2014-04-07T10:25:38Z

Specialized Installation

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 # Answer the questions.
 # Reboot the Server and make sure, that you boot from the first harddisk.
 == Specialized Installation ==

2014-04-07T10:25:12Z

First Storage-Node (tier1-storage-node-01)

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	* '''udevd''': Linux dynamic device management, that manage events, symlinks and permissions of devices.		* '''udevd''': Linux dynamic device management, that manage events, symlinks and permissions of devices.

	=== First Storage-Node (tier1-storage-node-01) ===		==== First Storage-Node (tier1-storage-node-01) ====
	# Insert the stoney cloud CD and boot the server.		# Insert the stoney cloud CD and boot the server.
	# Answer the questions as follows (the bold values are examples can be set through the administrator and are variable, according to the local setup):		# Answer the questions as follows (the bold values are examples can be set through the administrator and are variable, according to the local setup):

2014-04-07T10:24:57Z

Skipping Checks

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 * '''udevd''':  Linux dynamic device management, that manage events, symlinks and permissions of devices.
-=== Skipping Checks ===
+=== First Storage-Node (tier1-storage-node-01) ===
 # Insert the stoney cloud CD and boot the server.
 # Answer the questions as follows (the bold values are examples can be set through the administrator and are variable, according to the local setup):

2014-03-16T09:19:12Z

System Overview

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	== ~~System~~ Overview ==		== Overview ==
	The [http://www.stoney-cloud.org/ stoney cloud] builds upon various standard open source components and can be run on commodity hardware. The final Multi-Node Setup consists of the following components:		The [http://www.stoney-cloud.org/ stoney cloud] builds upon various standard open source components and can be run on commodity hardware. The final Multi-Node Setup consists of the following components:
	* One [[Primary-Master-Node]] with 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.		* One [[Primary-Master-Node]] with 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.

2014-02-06T14:24:12Z

Network overview: Logical layer

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 ==== Network overview: Logical layer ====
 The ideal stoney cloud environment is based on four logical separated VLANs (virtual LANs):
 * '''admin''': Administrative network, used for administration and monitoring purposes.

2014-01-31T08:12:11Z

Skipping Checks

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	yes or no?: '''no'''		yes or no?: '''no'''

	Then manually restart the stoney cloud installer with the desired options:		Then manually restart the stoney cloud installer with the desired options. For example:
	/mnt/cdrom/foss-cloud-installer -c		/mnt/cdrom/foss-cloud-installer -c