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getting-started-with-openstack 0.0.1.dev9
OpenStack quickstart via CentOS-based Vagrant environment
License: Apache

Getting Started with OpenStack
==============================

A little project to quickly set up all-in-one OpenStack using Vagrant

Introduction
------------

The Vagrantfile provided in this project will download and launch a
CentOS 7 Vagrant Box, install RDO, and provide you an environment to
follow along with in the original `Getting Started With
OpenStack <https://www.openstack.org/videos/austin-2016/getting-started-with-openstack>`__
video. These are the same (updated) materials used to present that
session.

Requirements
------------

Your machine must meet a minimum set of requirements to successfully run
an all-in-one OpenStack installation. At a minimum you need:

1. A compatible hypervisor.

-  Linux: KVM, Virtual Box.
-  OS X: VMware Fusion, Virtual Box.
-  Windows: VMWare Workstation, Virtual Box.

2. Vagrant to control your hypervisor, along with supported provider.
3. At least 8 GB of RAM to support a 6 GB virtual machine.

-  12 GB or more to support an 8 GB virtual machine is highly
   recommended.

Installing OpenStack
--------------------

1. Install Vagrant from: https://www.vagrantup.com/docs/installation/
2. Download this repository:
   ``git clone https://github.com/hogepodge/getting-started-with-openstack``
3. Start the virtual machine and install OpenStack:
   ``$ cd getting-started-with-openstack; vagrant up``
4. Wait for the machine startup and installation to complete, it will
   take some time.

Pausing the Installation
------------------------

To suspend your installation you can use: ``$ vagrant halt``

To resume it:\ ``$ vagrant up``

Troubleshooting
---------------

If you have trouble, please file a issue or pull request and we'll help
you out as quickly as possible.

If your vagrant environment fails for any reason, you can start off with
a clean slate by destroying the VM: ``$vagrant destroy -f``

Then beginning the process again with ``$vagrant up``.

Acknowledgments
---------------

Thanks to Dan Radez for the initial content, and to both him and Kenneth
Hui for the introductory presentation at the Austin OpenStack Summit.