How-to Guides

Installation

• Install Canonical OpenStack using the manual bare metal provider
• Install Canonical OpenStack using Canonical MAAS

Operations

• Live Migration
• Removing the primary node
• Scaling the cluster in
• Scaling the cluster out

Optional Features

• Containers as a Service
• DNS as a Service
• Images Sync
• LDAP
• Load Balancer as a Service
• Object storage
• Observability
• Orchestration
• Secrets as a Service
• Telemetry
• TLS CA
• Ubuntu Pro
• Validation
• Vault

Miscellaneous

• Backup and restore access to a MAAS deployment
• Bootstrap highly available Juju controller on top of a LXD cluster
• Implementing TLS using a third-party CA
• Set up the bastion
• Install and configure the Juju client
• Create a Juju controller
• Deploy an application
• Verify the OpenStack server instances
• List manifests
• Show a manifest
• Generate a manifest
• Manifest for non-stable deployments
• Specify a manifest
• Register the Juju controller
• Unregister the Juju controller
• Manage a proxied environment
• Reconfigure the Kubernetes API endpoint in Juju
• Register the Juju controller
• Bootstrap with registered Juju controller
• Example external Juju configuration
• Using the OpenStack CLI
• Accessing the OpenStack Dashboard

Troubleshooting

• Inspecting the cluster