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On 12/02/2011 07:09 PM, yu wang wrote:
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<p>Is there any doc about How juju work with openstack using
keystone?<br>
The parameters in environment.yaml confused me.<br>
Thanks very much!</p>
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Hi-<br>
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This is long over due, but Juju with Openstack+Keystone is pretty
straight forward.<br>
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Instead of obtaining your EC2 credentials from 'nova-manage project
zipfile', you create EC2 credentials per tenant on the keystone
server:<br>
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keystone-manage credentials add some_tenant EC2 myec2accesskey
supersecretkey<br>
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And then use these in your Juju environments.yaml:<br>
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juju: environments<br>
openstack:<br>
type: ec2<br>
control-bucket: openstack-bucket<br>
admin-secret: fooooooo<br>
access-key: myec2accesskey<br>
secret-key: supersecretkey<br>
ec2-uri: <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://nova.api.server:8773/services/Cloud">http://nova.api.server:8773/services/Cloud</a><br>
s3-uri: <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://nova.api.server:3333">http://nova.api.server:3333</a><br>
ec2-key-name: keypairname<br>
default-image-id: ami-00000004<br>
default-series: precise<br>
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<br>
Adam<br>
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