Welcome to AIOstack Documentation¶

AIOstack is a python script that helps you to quickly deploy OpenStack on your Virtual Machine

Table of Contents¶

Getting Started¶

This document will show you how to get up and use AIOstack to quickly install OpenStack

Quick Installation¶

AIOstack default method to install openstack is rdo packstack, by default AIOstack will use the –all-in-one option.

you have to execute the script with two options, –method and –version, for installing the ocata version use

./AIOstack.py --method rdo --version ocata

The rdo packstack method needs the root privileges , so add sudo to the command line

sudo ./AIOstack.py --method rdo --version ocata

The script will check if you’re running it as root or not.

You can also install it using the devstack method

sudo ./AIOstack.py --method devstack --version ocata --interface eth0

Methods for installing Openstack¶

There are many methods to deploy Openstack, here is a list of the supported methods

rdo packstack
devstack
openstack-ansible
TripleO
Fuel

RDO Packstack¶

Using rdo packages to installOpenstack

./AIOstack.py --method rdo --version <version>

DevStack¶

Using the ./stack.sh

./AIOstack.py --method devstack --version <version> --interface <name>

–interface is required if you’re using devstack

OpenStack-Ansible¶

Using Ansible

./AIOstack.py --method ansible --version <version>

TripleO¶

TripleO is short for “OpenStack on OpenStack”

Not implemented yet

Fuel¶

Fuel is an open-source tool that simplifies and accelerates the initial deployment of OpenStack

Not implemented yet

Arguments¶

There many arguments for using AIOstack, here’s the full-list :

–method
–version
–no-vm
–no-hardware
–interface
–force

–method¶

Telling AIOstack which method you want to use for installing OpenStack

./AIOstack.py --method <name>

–version¶

Telling AIOstack which version of OpenStack you want to install

./AIOstack.py --version <name>

–novm¶

Disabling the check of the virtual machine

–nohardware¶

Disabling the check of hardware perf

–interface¶

set the interface name, ex : eth0

This is required when using devstack

–force¶

to force devstack to install OpenStack

Requirements¶

To use AIOstack, you need to install some extras tools, here’s the list of the requirements

Version 0.3 requirements¶

Git¶

sudo apt-get install git

GitPython¶

pip install gitpython

Version 0.1 requirements¶

python-dev¶

sudo apt-get install python-dev

psutil¶

pip install psutil

virt-what¶

sudo apt-get install virt-what

or

sudo yum install -y virt-what

Changelog Version 0.3¶

This is the changelog of the version 0.3

version 0.3¶

Correcting UserChange Bug
Changing display
Aadding –force to force devstack
Passwords can be set on install
Adding aiostack user
Adding password read
Adding –interface for devstack method
Adding tasks
Adding git support (install GitPython and git)
Changing –novm to –no-vm
Adding –no-hardware for skiping ahrdware check
Adding information about Hypervisor
Correcting bug Abort install when running in VM
Install python-dev for psutil -> sudo apt-get install python2.7-dev
Correcting bug when virt-what is instlled and not running in VM
Correcting display errors
Correcting bug with *args while installing virt-what
Correcting bug when checking OS
Correcting bug if virt-what is not installed
Adding support for devstack method

Version 0.2¶

Adding warnings
Adding –novm options to skip vm check

Version 0.1¶

Only rdo method is supported
Adding animation while installing
Adding threads for installing packages
Adding hardware check (RAM>=4GB,newtork adapters <=1)
Adding OS and virtualisation check (using virt-what)
Adding ENV check
Adding ROOT check
Adding Header informations

Quick Informations ?¶

AIOstack is python script
Version 0.3 support rdo packstack and devstack method
Rdo packstack method only works on CentOS
DevStack method only works on Ubuntu
The goal of this repo is to help you install OpenStack using different methods
Version 0.3
www.github.com/invicnaper/AIOstack