Tag: CentOS

You must have Python 2.7 and Python pip installed on your CentOS 7 host before you can install OpenStack CLI. Python is available, by default, on a CentOS 7 host…. Read More

This OpenStack tutorial describes prerequisites to prepare your servers to leverage OpenStack Neutron with CentOS Linux/KVM. For a general description of Neutron networking concepts, refer to this Tutorial: Networking with… Read More

Before you can run Platform9 Managed Kubernetes, you must prepare your CentOS or RHEL machine for it. Read through and follow the general requirements checklist related to the memory and… Read More

This document describes how prepare a CentOS Linux physical server to be added to Platform9 Managed OpenStack. Step 1 – Install CentOS Operating System Make sure that your server is configured appropriately… Read More

If you’re using Platform9 Managed OpenStack with Nova Networking, Platform9 requires one or more Linux bridges on your Linux servers. The network bridges are used in networking for Virtual Machines…. Read More

This tutorial describes how to manually prepare a CentOS physical server with KVM virtualization, and other auxiliary packages. NOTE: When you deploy a Platform9 agent on your CentOS physical server,… Read More

This tutorial describes how to populate your Platform9 private cloud image store with CentOS images, using RedHat’s Virtual Machine Manager. In general, there are three basic ways to get started with… Read More

There are multiple ways to create a CentOS image compatible with OpenStack Glance image repository. You can: Download a pre-built image from RedHat RDO: https://openstack.redhat.com/Image_resources (default user is ‘centos’ on… Read More

You can convert a plain CentOS machine into an NFS server by installing the NFS Linux packages and configuring access to the shared directories. Here’s a simple step-by-step guide to… Read More