Mirantis Fuel 9.0 Offline Rapid Deployment Openstack Mitaka

MOS 9.0 is the Mirantis company developed OpenStack Automation Installation tool, this tool also has a special name, called fuel.

There is no need to update Ubuntu and MOS packages when installing offline, i.e. no internet connection is required. It can be deployed faster than online installation with the same network bandwidth. If you have bad luck, you may encounter a fatal bug with an online installation, which can cause installation to fail, such as https://bugs.launchpad.net/fuel/+bug/1648732.

This guide is installed using a July 2016 offline source. No Internet connection is required throughout the installation. Before installing, make sure that the fuel node ping does not get out of network 

preparation work:

Download MOS9.0 local source and unzip: Http://pan.baidu.com/s/1gfe69iV Password: B2M5

Go to mirantis website to download mos9.0:www.mirantis.com/software/openstack/download/

Hardware Resources:

A total of three servers, respectively do Fue,controller,compute.

Each node can be installed on a physical or virtual machine, and the three servers are connected to the same physical switch.

The minimum resource requirements for each node are:

Minimum memory allocation 16GB

CPU Core is assigned a minimum of 4

HDD min. GB

Minimum of 2 Ethernet ports

The physical network topology for this experiment:

Physical Switch Configuration:

First, install the fuel

The specific process does not repeat, note the following: In the installation interface, uncheck the Generate Build bootstrap now option

The PXE gateway is x.x.x.1, ensuring that the first IP address for the network segment

second, import the local source 

with the FTP tool to upload the extracted local source to/var/www/nailgun in the directory execution Fuel-createmirror, ignoring the intermediate process error. The last few lines show a successful prompt:

Try to update Therelease ' Mitaka on Ubuntu 14.04 '

Try to update Therelease ' Mitaka on Ubuntu+uca 14.04 '

Operations have been completed successfully

Login fuel interface, setting->general can see the source has been updated to the local IP address

Bootstrap image backup/etc/fuel-bootstrap-cli/fuel_bootstrap_cli.yaml for PXE boot is generated offline after modification

Add the contents of the blue box.

Auxiliary points to this directory has a lot of local source package, here is missing auxiliary, affect bootstrap image generation. To create an image online:

Fuel-bootstrap Build--activate

Restart the client and select PXE boot. In about 7 minutes, you can see them in the fuel web interface. 

Third, configure the network

Configure your network according to your own planning. 

The NTP server is set to fuel IP (if there are multiple IPs, there are multiple IP addresses to fill in):

fourth. Configuration Node

1. Add a node:

To configure the interface:

Network connectivity Check

Deployment environment

Click the "Deploy" button on the console to start the installation

Due to the use of offline installation, unable to utilize the public network NTP server School, the installation process will be reported to the NTP problem similar error:

(/stage[main]/main/exec[sync_time_shell]/returns) failed:/bin/bash "/etc/puppet/shell_manifests/sync_time_ Command.sh "Excuted failed

There are 2 solutions: build another NTP server in the Intranet

Fuel Node Modification/etc/ntp.conf

Restrict 4.0.0.0 mask 255.255.255.0 nomodify # Local network segment Authorized access

Server 192.168.200.X iburst Minpoll 3 Maxpoll 9

Controller,compute Node Modification/etc/ntp.conf

Server 4.0.0.1 iburst minpoll 3 Modify sync_time_command.sh script, comment out other content, enter exit 0 manually

This skips the NTP checksum.

Click on the "Deploy changes" button to proceed with the installation.

Fifth, installation success

The following are the tips for successful installation:

Click Horizon to enter OpenStack