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Deploying With Crowbar
  1. About This Guide
  2. I Architecture and Requirements
    1. 1 The SUSE OpenStack Cloud Architecture
    2. 2 Considerations and Requirements
  3. II Setting Up the Administration Server
    1. 3 Installing the Administration Server
    2. 4 Installing and Setting Up an SMT Server on the Administration Server (Optional)
    3. 5 Software Repository Setup
    4. 6 Service Configuration: Administration Server Network Configuration
    5. 7 Crowbar Setup
    6. 8 Starting the SUSE OpenStack Cloud Crowbar installation
    7. 9 Customizing Crowbar
  4. III Setting Up OpenStack Nodes and Services
    1. 10 The Crowbar Web Interface
    2. 11 Installing the OpenStack Nodes
    3. 12 Deploying the OpenStack Services
    4. 13 Limiting Users' Access Rights
    5. 14 Configuration Files for OpenStack Services
    6. 15 Installing SUSE CaaS Platform Heat Templates
  5. IV Setting Up Non-OpenStack Services
    1. 16 Deploying the Non-OpenStack Components
  6. V Maintenance and Support
    1. 17 SUSE OpenStack Cloud Maintenance
    2. 18 Generate SUSE OpenStack Cloud Self Signed Certificate
    3. 19 Log Files
    4. 20 Troubleshooting and Support
  7. VI Proof of Concepts Deployments
    1. 21 Building a SUSE OpenStack Cloud Test lab
  8. A VMware vSphere Installation Instructions
  9. B Using Cisco Nexus Switches with Neutron
  10. C Documentation Updates
  11. Glossary of Terminology and Product Names
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Part IV Setting Up Non-OpenStack Services

16 Deploying the Non-OpenStack Components

In addition to OpenStack barclamps, SUSE OpenStack Cloud includes several components that can be configured using the appropriate Crowbar barclamps.

→Chapter 16 Deploying the Non-OpenStack Components←Chapter 15 Installing SUSE CaaS Platform Heat Templates
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