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How to Install OpenStack in five simple steps | OpenStack tutorial for beginners | Ubuntu LTS

In this video you will learn how to Install OpenStack in five simple steps.

Looking for an easy OpenStack installation tutorial for beginners?
Break the ice with OpenStack today by watching this video.

You will only need one physical or virtual machine with:
1) The latest Ubuntu LTS installed,
2) Static IP address assigned to its primary network interface,
3) OpenSSH server installed and configured,
4) 4+ core amd64 CPU,
5) 16 GB of RAM,
6) 50 GB of SSD storage.

Get OpenStack up and running in under an hour by running five simple commands:

$ sudo snap install openstack
$ sunbeam prepare-node-script | bash -x && newgrp snap_daemon
$ sunbeam cluster bootstrap –accept-defaults
$ sunbeam configure –accept-defaults –openrc demo-openrc
$ sunbeam launch ubuntu -n test

Additional resources:
MicroStack website: https://microstack.run
Sunbeam documentation: https://microstack.run/docs
OpenStack tutorials for beginners: https://ubuntu.com/openstack/tutorials
OpenStack cheat sheet: https://ubuntu.com/openstack/openstack-cheat-sheet
Report a bug in Sunbeam: https://bugs.launchpad.net/snap-openstack/+filebug
Get community help: https://discourse.charmhub.io/tag/microstack
Purchase commercial support: https://ubuntu.com/pro

Want to learn more about OpenStack, download our OpenStack for Beginners ebook: https://ubuntu.com/engage/openstack-ebook-beginners

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9 thoughts on “How to Install OpenStack in five simple steps | OpenStack tutorial for beginners | Ubuntu LTS

  • Which companies are using OpenStack? Seems like everybody using AWS, Azure, or Google Cloud with Oracle also now targeting cloud computing business.

  • When i open the url dashboard openstack in dashboard, the browser result "This site can’t be reached"

    Why and what should i do?

    Thank you

  • This is more like "2 easy steps" my install always fails at around 5/23 after running "sunbeam prepare-node-script | bash -x && newgrp snap_daemon". I get the impression this video was released by the marketing department rather that the techies. I've tried the forums but they aren't much help. A more detailed walk-through would help a lot. That way we can see where the script is failing.

  • This is really helpful, as the previous requirements to run a local test environment for openstack were cumbersome.

  • sorry , but it simply not working. Ok. after a few attemps I was able to create test instance, but after the khost was restarted everithing stops working.

  • this work perfect, however the other "multi-node" never work, even with several machines available. someone manage to make it work?

  • during the stage of

    sunbeam cluster bootstrap –accept-defaults

    i got this error message kindly help me to solve this.

    Error: Host FQDN and Hypervisor hostname prerecived by libvert is different , check 'hostname -f' and '/etc/hosts' file

    but in my case both are same.

  • during the stage of
    sunbeam cluster bootstrap –accept-defaults

    i get a message saying watchdog: BUG: soft lockup = CPU#2 stuck for 32s

    i get a message saying watchdog: BUG: soft lockup = CPU#0 stuck for 32s

    i get a message saying watchdog: BUG: soft lockup = CPU#1 stuck for 36s
    [how to solve it? i am using VMware pro 17 with ubuntu 22.04 server]

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