OPENSTACK MULTI NODE KVM – Cloud Enabled

OpenStack is a free and open-source software platform for cloud computing, mostly deployed as an infrastructure-as-a-service (IaaS). This revolutionary platform addresses the need of organizations to have flexible and automated resource provisioning and orchestration devices. As the market share for OpenStack keeps increasing (expected to reach 5.38 billion U.S dollars by 2020) the demand for OpenStack qualified engineers and developers is hitting the roof, with the average salary being $136K according to Indeed.com.

KnowledgeHut brings you the perfect opportunity to enhance your career and earning opportunities by learning the ropes of OpenStack and how to operate the OpenStack environment. This advanced course will teach you how to deploy a Multi-Node OpenStack Cloud in the Ubuntu server. The course starts off with re-visiting the OpenStack fundamentals and looking at the OpenStack services such as Swift, Nova, Glance, Keystone, and others. Through in-depth practical and hands on exercises you will learn to build a private cloud by deploying 3 nodes (Controller node, Network node and KVM node) with Ubuntu in distributed mode. You will also learn to showcase Proof of concept of OpenStack and run cloud at scale.
Module 1 : OpenStack Ecosystem Overview

Module 1.1 : OpenStack Releases

Module 1.2 : OpenStack Project Overview Part-1

Module 1.3 : Openstack-project-overview-Part-2

Module 1.4 : Role-of-OpenStack-Projects

Module 2 : Prepare Your Setup for OpenStack Deployment ( optional -we can use Ubuntu servers preinstalled)

Module 2.1 : System Requirements

Module 2.2 : OpenStack Multi Node Architecture

Module 2.3 : Create VM and install Ubuntu server

Module 2.4 : Create OVF of Ubuntu Server

Module 2.5 : Deploy OVF

Module 3 : Prepare Your OS for OpenStack Nodes

Module 3.1 : Prepare Controller Node

Module 3.2 : Prepare Network Node

Module 3.3 : Prepare Compute Node

Module 4 : Prepare Your Network OpenStack Nodes

Module 4.1 : Prepare networking on Controller Node

Module 4.2 : Prepare Networking on Network Node

Module 4.3 : Prepare Networking Compute Node

Module 4.4 : Verify your node communication

Module 4.5 : NTP and Sysctl.conf

Module 4.6 : Where are we in the lab

Module 5 : MySQL

Module 5.1 : MySQL -Server Overview

Module 5.2 : Role of MySQL DB in OpenStack

Module 5.3 : Install and configure MySQL-Server

Module 5.6 : Where are we in the lab

Module 6 : RabbitMQ-Server

Module 6.1 : RabbitMQ-Server Overview

Module 6.2 : Role of RabbitMQ Server in OpenStack

Module 6.3 : Install and Configure RabbitMQ-Server

Module 6.4 : Where are we in the lab

Module 7 : Keystone

Module 7.1 : Keystone – An Overview

Module 7.2 : Role of Keystone in OpenStack

Module 7.3 : Keystone – Terms and terminologies

Module 7.4 : Install and Configure Keystone

Module 7.5 : Create Projects, Users, Service, Endpoints Roles

Module 7.7 : Where are we in the lab

Module 8 : Horizon

Module 8.1 : Horizon an overview

Module 8.2 : Install and configure Horizon dashboard

Module 8.3: Where are we in the lab

Module 9 : Glance

Module 9.1 : Glance and its Role in OpenStack

Module 9.3 : Create Glance service user and endpoint

Module 9.4 : Install and Configure Glance

Module 9.5: Glance CLI , verify operation and Manage Images ( add,update,remove)

Module 9.7 : Where are we in the lab

Module 10 : Nova – Controller Node

Module 10.1 : Nova and its Role in OpenStack

Module 10.2 : Nova Components

Module 10.4 : Create Nova service, user and endpoint

Module 10.5 : Install and Configure Nova on Controller

Module 10.6 : Where are we in the lab

Module 11 : Nova- Compute node

Module 11.1 : Install and configure KVM and Libvirt

Module 11.2 : Install and Configure Nova-compute

Module 11.3 : Where are we in the lab

Module 12: OpenvSwitch

Module 12.1 : OpenvSwitch – An Overview

Module 12.2 : OpenvSwitch Components

Module 12.3 : Role of OpenvSwitch in OpenStack

Module 12.5 : Install and configure OpenvSwitch on Neutron Node

Module 12.6: Install and configure OpenvSwitch on Compute Node

Module 12.7 : Where are we in the lab

Module 13 : Neutron -controller Node

Module 13.1 : Neutron and its Role in OpenStack

Module 13.2 : Create Neutron user,service and endpoints

Module 13.3 : Install and configure Neutron server

Module 13.4 : Where are we in the lab

Module 14: Neutron- Network Node

Module 14.1 : Overview of neutron agents and their roles

Module 14.2 : Configure neutron DHCP,L3 and metadata agent

Module 14.3 : Configure OpenvSwitch agent

Module 14.4 : Where are we in the lab

Module 15: Neutron- OVS agent on Compute Node

Module 15.1 : Install and configure OpenvSwitch agent

Module 15.2 : OpenvSwitch peering and Tunnelling

Module 15.3 : Where are we in the lab

Module 16: Compute –Operations Part-01

Module 16.1 : OpenStack Dashboard overview

Module 16.2 : Create a tenant and user

Module 16.3 : Manage compute quotas

Module 16.4 : Manage flavors

Module 17 Networking – Operations

17.1 Verify operation of network service

17.2 Manage project security group rules

17.3 Manage network quotas

17.4 Create project networks

17.5 Create project routers

17.6 Create external networks

Module 18 : Compute Operations Part-02

Module 18.1 : Manage Nova user keypairs

Module 18.2 : Launch a new instance

Module 18.3: Assign security group to Instance

Module 18.4 : Assign, Attach and detach a floating IP address to Instance

Module 18.5 : Access an Instance using a keypair

Module 18.8 : Manage instance snapshots

Module 18.9 : Launch instance using snapshot

Module 19 : Cinder – Controller node

Module 19.1 : Cinder and its role in OpenStack

Module 19.2 : Cinder Components

Module 19.3: Create cinder service, user and endpoint

Module 19.4 : Install and Configure cinder

Module 19.5 : Create volume group for block storage

Module 19.6 : Set up storage pools

Module 19.7: Manage volumes quotas

Module 19.8 : Create a new Block Storage Volume and mount it to a Nova Instance
What you will learn:
- What is OpenStack, its features and architecture
- Installing OpenStack
- Master OpenStack services such as Neutron, Nova, Cinder, Keystone, Glance, Horizon
- Deploy a private cloud on Ubuntu server using Openstack in distributed mode with 3 nodes
- Test your cloud
You will also get:
- 1 KnowledgeHut credit per hour of learning
- Comprehensive, downloadable courseware
- In-depth case studies for better retention
- Hands-on lab exercises
Apt for Cloud Solution architects, Windows server administrators, Unix/Linux administrators, Storage admins, Network administrators, and Virtualization administrators who want to pursue OpenStack Implementation or OpenStack administrator roles.