May 2018
Intermediate to advanced
256 pages
7h 6m
English
In Chapter 1, Introducing OpenStack, we ran packstack with the all-in-one option, taking the defaults for a test installation. Packstack has the ability to save the default options into a configuration file that can then be edited with a text editor. We'll use this ability in this chapter to create a reusable configuration. Also, Packstack has the ability to apply the generated puppet manifests to remote machines over SSH. For this to work, you will need to be able to access SSH from the controller machine (where we'll be running Packstack) to the other machines in the deployment. It's a good idea to test this out prior to running Packstack.
To begin, start by installing a fresh copy of the ...
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