CloudBroker Platform Hands-on Part 1: Resource Definition

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CloudBroker Platform Hands-on Part 1: Resource Definition. Zoltán Farkas MTA SZTAKI LPDS zoltan.farkas@sztaki.mta.hu. Outline. Log in to the CloudBroker Platform Set up new: Resource Instance Type Storage Region. Targeted audience. Mostly system administrators Required knowledge: - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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SCI-BUS is supported by the FP7 Capacities Programme under contract nr RI-283481

CloudBroker Platform Hands-onPart 1: Resource Definition

Zoltán FarkasMTA SZTAKI LPDS

zoltan.farkas@sztaki.mta.hu

Outline

• Log in to the CloudBroker Platform• Set up new:

– Resource– Instance Type– Storage– Region

Targeted audience

• Mostly system administrators

• Required knowledge:– General concept about cloud systems

Outline of the setup

CloudBrokerPlatform

https://platform.cloudbroker.com/

Rados S3@LPDS

https://s3.lpds.sztaki.hu/

OpenNebulaCloud

@LPDS

http://cfe2.lpds.sztaki.hu:4567/

Proxy host@LPDS

jfe.lpds.sztaki.hu

User Account information

• OpenNebula, Rados S3 and CloudBroker access information is available at http://goo.gl/rf1E2

• Log in to https://platform.cloudbroker.com/

CloudBroker Platform Web Interface

Most important menus:

How to perform actions on entities:

Configure Resource in CloudBroker I.

• Log in through https://platform.cloudbroker.com/ (use your assigned username and password from http://goo.gl/rf1E2)

• Click „Resources” -> „New”• „Resource type” should be „OpenNebula”• Enter specifier as „SummerSchoolXY” (XY should be the numbers in your OpenNebula

username, e.g. 25 in case of „summerschool25”)• „Access key ID” should be your SZTAKI Cloud username followed by „@partners.sztaki.hu”

(e.g. summerschool25@partners.sztaki.hu)• „Secret access key” should be your Password’s SHA1 hash

• Click on „Expert Options”

Configure Resoruce in CloudBroker II.

• After clicking on „Expert Options”:– Set „Maximum nodes” to 1– Set „API URL” to

„http://cfe2.lpds.sztaki.hu:4567/”– Click on the „Proxy Server

Enabled” icon, and set proxy access details:

• „Proxy hostname”: set to „193.224.70.205”

• „Proxy username”: set to „cloudbroker”

• „Proxy password”: leave empty• „Proxy private key”: upload file

from http://goo.gl/ecj3H– Click „Save”

Configure Instance Type in CloudBroker

• Click „Instance types” -> „New”• Set „Human readable name” to

„SummerSchoolXY” (XY = your user ID, so e.g. „SummerSchool25”)

• Select the „Resource” as defined earlier

• Set „Architecture” to „x86_64”• Set „CPUs” to 1, „CPU cores” to 1,

„Memory [GB]” to 1, and „API name” to „m1.small”

• Click „Expert options”• Set „Maximum nodes”• Click „Save”

Configure Storage in CloudBroker

• Click „Storages” -> „New”• Storage type: Rados S3• „Identifier string” should be your

SZTAKI Cloud username• „Secret string” should be your

password’s SHA1 hash• „URL” should be

„https://s3.lpds.sztaki.hu”• Click „Expert Options”• Set „Specifier” to

„SummerSchoolXY” (XY = user ID)• Click „Save”

Activate some entities now

• In order to be able to use entities, they have to be activated

• Activate the followings:– Storage– Instance Type

Configure Region in CloudBroker

• Click „Regions” -> „New”• Set „Human readable name” to

SummerSchoolXY• Select the „Resource” as defined

earlier• Set „URL” to

„http://cfe2.lpds.sztaki.hu:4567/„• Select the „Storage” as defined

earlier• Click „Expert options”• Set „Maximum nodes” to 1• Click „Save”

Final step

• Now, activate the resource!

Status

• At this point, we have a new Resource defined that is connected to a specific account within LPDS’s OpenNebula cloud

• Next step: set up new Software for the AutoDock and Wrapper applications based on the LPDS OpenNebula cloud VM image