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Lab 00 - Student Setup
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Lab 00 - Student Setup

Lab Objective

The objective of this lab is to instruct students on how to access their lab environment from a Windows or Apple platform. All you will need to do the labs is a browser. Labs have been tested with Google Chrome and Firefox.

Procedure

  1. Here is your OpenStack lab environment:

    Lab Environment

  2. While holding down the control key, click the link with your name to connect to Horizon. If your name is not here contact us ASAP.

    Openstack Labs: http://alta3.com/labs

    Your Horizon FQDN - My Instructor is Mark Stephens "Beachhead" user ssh to "Controller"
    http://username.alta3.training username ssh [email protected].

  3. If your default browser is Chrome or firefox, while holding down the control key, click: https://alta3.com/beachhead to connect to your Lab Desktop. If your default browser is IE, then cut and paste https://alta3.com/beachhead into a new chrome or firefox browser window.

  4. Answer the following questions to confirm that you understand the lab environment:

    • Q1: How many browser tabs will you have open to do these labs?
    • Q2: When you are asked to connect via command line, will everyone use the same URL? If so, what is it?
    • Q3: When you connect to OpenStack Horizon, what URL will you browse? (Hint, find your name on the table above)
      • Q3: The OpenStack Horizon Dashboard is available via (https://YOUR_LAST_NAME_HERE.alta3.training)
    • Q4: How many nodes are in your OpenStack lab environment?
      • Q4: Four - Controller, Networking, Compute1, and Compute2
    • Q5: Where will VMs run?
      • Q5: VMs will always run on compute nodes, never on the Controller or Networking nodes.