Installing Openstack Stein in CentOS-7 using Packstack ( Attached .vmdk and .qcow2 for Ready to Use)

[NareshKumarVenu]

Hello Everyone

i have attached  Openstack installed CentOS 7 Virtual machines images for Ready to Use in VMware workstation(.vmdk) and Virt-manager(.qcow2 for KVM)  for POC(Proof Of Concept) , Testing and practising Openstack Stein Release.

i have also attached  the screenshots in Step wise manner. 

1. Creating a Centos 7 Vm in Vmware workstation (30 Days Trial)  and in Virt-Manager (in RHEL , Fedora or Centos)

2. Installing Centos 7 Operating System with Server-GUI package and enabling  Network Type as NAT.

3. Installing Openstack  Stein using packstack tool in Centos .

https://www.rdoproject.org/install/packstack/   - Followed RDO Link

4. Accessing the Dashboard of Openstack .

Link to get VMDK and Qcow2 Image files:- Shared throught Google Drive

https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1vJNpyQ12HAyk5wka5V6A9DBxlnzAevfE?usp=sharing

kindly use Tar and Gunzip to get the compressed file for qcow2 image.

password for any users is redhat.

example:-

$tar  -xvf  qcow.tar

$gunzip  centos7.qcow2.gz

Link to Download Centos 7 ISO file:-

http://centos.mirrors.estointernet.in/7.8.2003/isos/x86_64/

Have attached all screenshots below:- 

VM Creation - Step 1 VM Creation - Step 2 ( Choose Typical) VM Creation - Step 3 (Choose Centos ISO) VM Creation - Step 4 (Choose the Destination Folder for Virtual Disk of VM) VM Creation - Step 5 (Choose Store as Single Disk) VM Creation - Step 6 (Choose Customize Hardware) VM Creation - Step 7 (Choose RAM = minimum 8GB ) VM Creation - Step 8 ( Choose CPU to 2 Core) VM Creation - Step 9 ( Select Finish ) install Centos - Step 1 ( Choose Install Centos 7) install Centos - Step 2 ( Choose Language ) install Centos - Step 3 (Choose Server-Gui package) install Centos - Step 4 (select Disk Paritioning ) install Centos - Step 5 ( Choose Automatically configure partitioning) install Centos - Step 6 ( Begin Installation) install Centos - Step 7 ( Provide Root password) install Centos - Step 8 ( Create a local user and set password) install Centos - Step 9 install Centos - Step 10 ( Reboot) install Centos - Step 11 (Accept License ) install Centos - Step 12 install Centos - Step 13 ( Power on Ethernet Interface) installing Openstack - Step 1 ( check whether you have internet connectivity) installing Openstack - Step 2 ( If you cant access internet try to ifup the interface to get IP through NAT) installing Openstack - Step 3 installing Openstack - output installing Openstack - Step 4 installing Openstack - output installing Openstack - Step 5 installing Openstack - output installing Openstack - Step 6 installing Openstack - output installing Openstack - Step 7 installing Openstack - Execution Takes more Than 30 mints ) installing Openstack - output (Installation of Openstack Completed - Dashboard - password informations will be displayed here) Accessing Openstack Dashboard ( Opening Adminrc file to get password of Admin user) Accessing Openstack Dashboard - ( access internet browser with lhttp://localhost/dashboard ) Accessing Openstack Dashboard - (Provide user as admin and password of admin from admin-rc file) Accessing Openstack Dashboard ( Overview Dashboard of Openstack) Creating VM in Virt-Manager - Step 1 ( choose local media iso) Creating VM in Virt-Manager - Step 2 ( Browse the Centos iso file) Creating VM in Virt-Manager - Step 3 - (Choose appropriate RAM 8 GB and CPU 2 core) Creating VM in Virt-Manager - Step 4 ( Create disk size as minimum 20 GB) Creating VM in Virt-Manager - Step 5 ( Verify Network as NAT) Creating VM in Virt-Manager - Step 6 ( chose Display spice as VNC Server) Creating VM in Virt-Manager - Step 7 ( Provide name to your virtual machine) Creating VM in Virt-Manager - Step 8 ( Begin Installation and wait for Console of VM) Creating VM in Virt-Manager - Step 9 (Install Centos)

ALL THE BEST ..!!

Thank You

Naresh Kumar Venu

[ClaudioPalmeira]

Hey Naresh, You forgot to post the password to login on those VMS.

Cheers,

[NareshKumarVenu]

yes...

oopss will add it..

password is   redhat for all the users..