Get started Managing images Managing SSH keys

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On a fresh CentOS install: List available images: Creating a new key pair:
$ sudo yum install -y \ $ openstack image list $ openstack keypair create mykey > mykey.pem
https://rdoproject.org/repos/rdo-release.rpm Uploading a new image: Uploading a pre-existing key:
$ sudo yum install -y openstack-packstack
$ openstack image create <name> \ $ openstack keypair create \
$ sudo packstack --allinone --public --disk-format qcow2 \ –public-key mykey.pub mykey
--container-format ovf \
And you're done! --file <qcow2 image file> \ List available SSH keys:
--property os_distro=[fedora|
$ openstack keypair list
ubuntu|...]
Useful Links Creating a new QCOW2 image: Managing users and projects
RDO OpenStack $ qemu-img create -f qcow2 \ List projects/users/roles:
<image> <size>
 rdoproject.org  www.openstack.org $ openstack {project,user,role} list
 @rdocommunity  docs.openstack.org Installing an image from an ISO:
Add new user:
 rdoproject.org/blog  www.openstack.org $ qemu -m 1024 -hda <image> \
-cdrom <iso> \ $ openstack user create <user-name> \
 trystack.org  ask.openstack.org -kernel-kqemu -boot d --project <project> --password <user-password>
-net nic -net user
 planet.openstack.org Grant role to user:
openstack role add --user <user> \
--project <project> <role>
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Managing instances Managing volumes Attach a volume to an instance:

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$ openstack server add volume \
Show running instances: Create bootable volume from an image: <server-name> <volume-name>
$ openstack server list $ openstack volume create <volume-name> \
--image <image> --size <size in GB> Managing networks
Start a new instance:
$ openstack server create <server-name> \
Create a snapshot: Create network:
--flavor <flavor> \ $ openstack snapshot create <volume> \ $ openstack network create \
--image <image> \ --name <snaphost-name> [--prefix PREFIX] [--enable | --disable] \
--key-name <key-name> [--share | --no-share] <network-name>
List available volumes:
List flavors: Delete network:
$ openstack volume list
$ openstack flavor list $ openstack network delete <network>
Booting an instance from a volume:
Migrate an instance to a different host: List networks:
$ openstack server create <server-name> \
$ openstack server migrate <server-name> \ --flavor <flavor> --key-name <key-name> \ $ openstack network list
--live <target> --image <image> \
--block-device-mapping \ Show network:
Reboot instance: <device-name>=<volume ID> $ openstack network show <network>
$ openstack server reboot <server-name>
Creating a new volume:
Destroy instance: $ openstack volume create <name> \
Got Questions?
$ openstack server delete <server-name> --size <size in GB> Join us on #rdo, on the Freenode IRC network!