01. Identity: Keystone
- Using Horizon, get the necessay credential variables to get access to Openstack environment through CLI.
- Create a project named "new-project1", a user "new-user1" with password "new-user1", and assign a new role role "manager" to that user.
- Without accessing Horizon, build a user credential file to get access to CLI openstack client.
- project domain id : default
- user domain id : default
- project name : admin
- user name : admin
- type of password : password
4.A new service is developped to manage projects IPv4 and IPv6 address space (IPAM). You are asked to create a service and associate the appropriate endpoints:
Service
- type: ipam
- name: ipam
- description: ipam service
endpoint Interfaces
- public http://controller:60666
- admin http://controller:60666
- internal http://controller:60666
- Region: RegionOne
5.You are told to create a keypair named "ku1p1" for a user "u1p1" (passwrd="u1p1") from on project "p1" without accessing the Dashboard. Knowing you already have an RC file for another user you have access to.
file openrc_demo:
unset OS_SERVICE_TOKEN
export OS_USERNAME=demo
export OS_PASSWORD=openstack
export PS1='[\u@\h \W(keystone_demo)]$ '
export OS_AUTH_URL=http://192.168.236.10:5000/v2.0
export OS_TENANT_NAME=demo
export OS_IDENTITY_API_VERSION=2.0
- Create a domain named "domain1"
- Create a project named "domain1_project1" within the domain "domain1"
- Create a user "domain1_admin" in the domain "domain1"
- Assign domain scope "admin" role to user "domain1_admin"
- Create a regular user within the domain "domain1"
