Deployment of RHOSP 16.1 with for Virtualized Controllers-Part2

In our first part we covered Red Hat® enterprise virtualization deployment, created 1 VM installed with RHEL 8.2 for undercloud deployment and Skelton for running 3 virtual controllers. Let us start the deployment of Undercloud and overcloud nodes. We create Undercloud.conf file and Instack.json files. The input like MAC address, Interface names comes from the Virtual machines we created in previous steps. Our control plane interface is enp2s0, which came…

Deployment of RHOSP 16.1 with for Virtualized Controllers-Part1

Deployment of RHOSP 16.1 with for Virtualized Controllers In this blog we demonstrate to deploy overcloud controllers as virtual machines in a Red Hat Virtualization cluster. This article might provide the audience with additional insights and tips that will help to succeed in deploying Red Hat OSP 16.1 with virtualized controller. We are building private cloud for “PoC” and documenting best practices for RHOSP 16.1 deployment gained through our experience.…

Openstack-Installation-Packstack

Welcome to Openstack. I am writing this series in 7 parts as I try to cover all the components with fair level of details. In this episode lets go through Installation process via PACKSTACK. OpenStack is a stack of open source software that service providers can use to setup and run their cloud compute and storage infrastructure. Different Components of Openstack: 1) Block Storage (Cinder) 2) Compute (Nova) 3) Dashboard…

Project_Frequently_Used_Command ( Generic commands)

Handy commands while working on Openstack Project with RHOSP10 and RHOSP 16 environment and HP Switches environment Command used when the introspection fails on RHOSP sudo podman restart ironic_conductor 2. Command to check PCS status on all controllers from director using loop. IP= Controllers ip address . IP=”10.1.2.31 10.1.2.27 10.1.2.21″ for i in $IP; do ssh heat-admin@$i “hostname; sudo pcs status”; done 3. Validating JSON file python3 -m json.tool instack.json…