Extended OpenStack and OpenNebula Functionalities

Last updated 6 years ago

Improved scheduling for allocation of resources by popular open source Cloud platforms, i.e. OpenStack and OpenNebula.
- Enhancements will address both better scheduling algorithms and support for spot-instances.
- We will also support dynamic partitioning of resources among “traditional batch systems” and Cloud infrastructures (for some LRMS).
Support for standards in IaaS resource orchestration engines through the use of the TOSCA standard.
- This overcomes the portability and usability problem that ways of orchestrating resources in Cloud computing frameworks widely differ among each other.
Improved IaaS orchestration capabilities for popular open source Cloud platforms, i.e. OpenStack and OpenNebula.
- Enhancements will include the development of custom TOSCA templates to facilitate resource orchestration for end users, increased scalability of deployed resources and support of orchestration capabilities for OpenNebula.

Components:

OpenStack support for INDIGO developments (AAI, preemptible instances, etc.)
- OpenStack support for INDIGO AAI
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Installation and Configuration

On CentOS 7, as root or otherwise using sudo: $ yum install -y https://repos.fedorapeople.org/openstack/openstack-liberty/rdo-release-liberty-5.noarch.rpm $ yum clean all $ yum install opie or $ yum install python2-keystoneauth1 or $ yum install python-nova-docker or $ yum install python2-novaclient or $ yum install python-openstackclient or $ yum install indigo-dc-reposync
On Ubuntu 16.04, as root or otherwise using sudo: $ add-apt-repository cloud-archive:liberty $ apt-get update $ apt-get install opie or $ apt-get install python3-keystoneauth1 or $ apt-get install python-keystoneauth1 or $ apt-get install python-nova-docker or $ apt-get install python-novaclient or $ apt-get install python-openstackclient or $ apt-get install reposync
For more details regarding individual services configuration please follow the links above for the respective components

Last updated 6 years ago

Improved scheduling for allocation of resources by popular open source Cloud platforms, i.e. OpenStack and OpenNebula.
- Enhancements will address both better scheduling algorithms and support for spot-instances.
- We will also support dynamic partitioning of resources among “traditional batch systems” and Cloud infrastructures (for some LRMS).
Support for standards in IaaS resource orchestration engines through the use of the TOSCA standard.
- This overcomes the portability and usability problem that ways of orchestrating resources in Cloud computing frameworks widely differ among each other.
Improved IaaS orchestration capabilities for popular open source Cloud platforms, i.e. OpenStack and OpenNebula.
- Enhancements will include the development of custom TOSCA templates to facilitate resource orchestration for end users, increased scalability of deployed resources and support of orchestration capabilities for OpenNebula.

Components:

OpenStack support for INDIGO developments (AAI, preemptible instances, etc.)
- OpenStack support for INDIGO AAI
&

After setting the INDIGO-DC repositories as explained in the :

On CentOS 7, as root or otherwise using sudo: $ yum install -y https://repos.fedorapeople.org/openstack/openstack-liberty/rdo-release-liberty-5.noarch.rpm $ yum clean all $ yum install opie or $ yum install python2-keystoneauth1 or $ yum install python-nova-docker or $ yum install python2-novaclient or $ yum install python-openstackclient or $ yum install indigo-dc-reposync
On Ubuntu 16.04, as root or otherwise using sudo: $ add-apt-repository cloud-archive:liberty $ apt-get update $ apt-get install opie or $ apt-get install python3-keystoneauth1 or $ apt-get install python-keystoneauth1 or $ apt-get install python-nova-docker or $ apt-get install python-novaclient or $ apt-get install python-openstackclient or $ apt-get install reposync
For more details regarding individual services configuration please follow the links above for the respective components