Fuel 5.1 Installing the OpenStack I version number environment

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Fu Binjie

team: Huawei Hangzhou OpenStack Team

Fuel Brief Introduction Fuel is the deployment of OpenStack cluster tool developed by Mirantis company, the main function is bare metal PXE installation operating system, the master node provides DHCP, TFTP service, can realize OpenStack service orchestration, Configure service management through Puppet, and also provide basic operations services such as health check and log real-time viewing for OpenStack critical services. Support for the OpenStack service HA deployment. There is a friendlier and more interactive web interface.

Installing the OpenStack Icehouse version number with fuel 5.1 environment Introduction This environment is built with a common server, which installs VMware ESX virtualization software. Create 3 virtual machines. One for use as a fuel-master. The other two as Fuel-node. Deploy OpenStack services.

Virtual network planning such as the following
Fuel Management Network:

OpenStack Storage Network:

OpenStack Management Network:

Install Step 1, create the fuel-master virtual machine, and set the boot from CD. Select the FUEL-DHCP and VM Network network card. Load Fuel 5.1 Image:

After the virtual machine is booted, you can see that Fuel-master is using the CentOS operating system by proactively installing the operating system. After about 30 minutes, the Fuel-master node is installed:

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2, according to the network card MAC address. Find eth1 to manage your network for OpenStack, configure ip:192.168.206.144
Enter 192.168.206.144:8000 login fuel in the browser dashboard





3. Create 2 Fuel-node virtual machines. Select Fuel-dhcp, storage, VM network network card, do not need to set up from the CD drive


After the power on the virtual machine itself actively from PXE loading, select bootstrap Minimum operating system:


5 minutes later. You can see the spontaneous nodes from the fuel dashboard:


4. Create an OpenStack environment through the fuel UI interface

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5. Add nodes to the created OpenStack environment:

Select the appropriate OpenStack node role and tick the FUEL-NODE0 node:

With the same action, join the FUEL-NODE1 node as the OpenStack compute node:

6. Configure the network and storage for 2 OpenStack nodes

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Fuel 5.1 Installing the OpenStack I version number environment