Difference between revisions of "OpenStack HOWTO"
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Creating user "openstack" ... | Creating user "openstack" ... | ||
...done. | ...done. | ||
| + | </console> | ||
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| + | Now, let's get [[Keystone]] up and running. Let's emerge it: | ||
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| + | <console> | ||
| + | # ##i##emerge keystone | ||
| + | # ##i##cd /etc/keystone | ||
| + | # ##i##cp keystone.conf.sample keystone.conf | ||
| + | </console> | ||
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| + | Note that <tt>admin_token</tt> is set to <tt>ADMIN</tt> by default. This is the master password for Keystone. You may want to change this to something harder to guess. We can disable <tt>admin_token</tt> later for enhanced security. | ||
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| + | <console> | ||
| + | # ##i## rc-update add keystone default | ||
| + | # ##i## rc | ||
</console> | </console> | ||
Revision as of 05:56, 7 May 2012
Installation
This section contains a work-in-progress list of steps to get OpenStack up and running under Funtoo Linux:
# emerge rabbitmq-server # rc-update add rabbitmq default # rc
RabbitMQ is now running. Now let's create an openstack user with password foobar:
# rabbitmqctl add_user openstack foobar
Creating user "openstack" ...
...done.
Now, let's get Keystone up and running. Let's emerge it:
# emerge keystone # cd /etc/keystone # cp keystone.conf.sample keystone.conf
Note that admin_token is set to ADMIN by default. This is the master password for Keystone. You may want to change this to something harder to guess. We can disable admin_token later for enhanced security.
# rc-update add keystone default # rc
