This guide is intended to detail design considerations, configuration, deployment and ongoing operational practices for the successful implementation of OpenStack services atop or in concert with NetApp technologies. Please note that this version of the guide applies to the Juno (October 2014) release of OpenStack. The Icehouse release and prior are documented in version 3.0 available at http://netapp.github.io/openstack-deploy-ops-guide/.
Contents
List of Figures
- 2.1. OpenStack High Level Architecture
- 4.1. Cinder and Nova Logical Architecture
- 4.2. Cinder Processes Concept Diagram
- 4.3. Cinder Workflow - Volume Creation
- 4.4. Cinder & Nova Workflow - Volume Attach
- 4.5. Cinder & E-Series Deployment Topology
- 5.1. Enhanced Instance Creation Flowchart
- 7.1. Traditional and E-Series Swift Stack Comparison
- 7.2. Controller-subsystem based zoning
- 7.3. E-Series Controller Layout
List of Tables
- 2.1. OpenStack Releases to Date
- 4.1. Cinder API Overview - Volume
- 4.2. Cinder API Overview - Snapshot
- 4.3. Cinder API Overview - Volume Type
- 4.4. Cinder API Overview - Volume Type Extra Specs
- 4.5. Cinder API Overview - Volume Type QoS Specs
- 4.6. Behavioral Differences in Cinder Volume Placement
- 4.7. NetApp supported Extra Specs for use with Cinder Volume Types
- 4.8. Configuration options for clustered Data ONTAP with iSCSI
- 4.9. Configuration options for clustered Data ONTAP with NFS
- 4.10. Configuration options for Data ONTAP operating in 7-Mode with iSCSI
- 4.11. Configuration options for Data ONTAP operating in 7-Mode with NFS
- 4.12. Common Access Level Permissions Required with Cluster Account
- 4.13. Access Level Permissions Required For Extra Specs Support with SVM Administrative Account
- 4.14. Access Level Permissions Required For iSCSI Support with SVM Administrative Account
- 4.15. Access Level Permissions Required For NFS Support with SVM Administrative Account
- 4.16. Configuration options for E-Series with iSCSI
