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17 Compute node management
Once you have compute nodes or clusters created, you can bring them into CloudSystem for use
in the cloud you are creating for your end users. Use the information in this chapter to manage
the KVM compute nodes and ESX clusters in your virtual data center.
About Compute Nodes
A compute node provides the ephemeral storage, networking, memory, and processing resources
that can be consumed by virtual machine instances.
CloudSystem supports two types of compute nodes:
• ESX clusters: Clusters are created in VMware vCenter Server. When the vCenter Server is
registered and configured in the CloudSystem Console, clusters can be imported from vCenter
Server and activated in the cloud.
• KVM compute nodes: KVM compute nodes are created manually. Once created, the Cloud
Management Network enables the CloudSystem Console to see the KVM compute nodes.
When the CloudSystem Console detects a compute node, it is automatically added to the
Compute Nodes screen in an Unknown status.
Compute nodes in the cloud
Within a cloud environment, compute nodes form a core of resources. They supply the processing,
memory, network, and storage that virtual machine instances need. When an instance is created,
it is matched to a compute node with the available resources. A compute node can host multiple
instances until all of its resources are consumed.
Managing compute nodes
Activating an ESX cluster or a KVM compute node performs the configuration required to bring
the system into the cloud. This includes the following actions:
• Activating an ESX cluster: Verifies virtual switch settings and notifies the vCenter Server proxy
appliance to start managing instances deployed on the cluster.
IMPORTANT: Do not activate an ESX cluster in more than one cloud.
• Activating a KVM compute node: Installs agents, identifies network interfaces, and verifies the
operating system and the compute node status.
The Compute Nodes screen in the CloudSystem Console displays all available ESX clusters and
KVM compute nodes, along with their resources. You can perform the following tasks from this
screen:
• Import an ESX cluster from vCenter Server.
• Activate an ESX cluster or a KVM compute node.
• Deactivate an ESX cluster or a KVM compute node.
• Delete an inactive, previously imported ESX cluster or expire the DHCP lease on a KVM
compute node.
The CloudSystem Portal contains a Hypervisor tab, which allows administrators to see all activated
ESX clusters and KVM compute nodes, along with the number of instances attached to each.
Can I delete compute nodes from the cloud?
You can use the delete action to remove an imported ESX cluster, if it has been deactivated. Deleting
an inactive ESX cluster removes it from the Compute Nodes overview screen, but does not affect
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- Abstract 1
- Contents 3
- 4 Contents 4
- Contents 5 5
- 6 Contents 6
- Contents 7 7
- 8 Contents 8
- Contents 9 9
- 10 Contents 10
- Consumers 12
- Administrator 12
- Resources 12
- OpenStack 12
- Features 13
- 2 Concepts and architecture 15
- Associated appliances 16
- Physical servers 17
- User authentication 17
- OpenStack technology 18
- Network tasks and user roles 20
- 3 Security in CloudSystem 22
- Restricting console access 24
- Protecting credentials 25
- 26 Security in CloudSystem 26
- 4 Installation 27
- About Activity 29
- About alerts 30
- About tasks 31
- About the Activity sidebar 31
- Activity states 31
- Icon descriptions 32
- User control icons 33
- Browser requirements 34
- Search resources 35
- 6 Support and other resources 37
- Download audit logs 38
- Create a support dump file 39
- How to contact HP 41
- HP authorized resellers 41
- Documentation feedback 41
- Related information 41
- HP CloudSystem documents 42
- HP Software documents 42
- Related information 43 43
- HP ProLiant servers documents 44
- About managing the appliance 46
- Shut down the appliance 47
- Restart the appliance 47
- Reboot Foundation appliances 48
- Update Foundation appliances 48
- –insecure 51
- 8 Manage users and groups 52
- ◦ Initial password 53
- ◦ User's full name 53
- Authenticating users 54
- Adding a directory server 54
- Add a directory service 55
- 56 Manage users and groups 56
- Add a directory server 58
- Add a directory group 59
- 60 Manage users and groups 60
- Allow local logins 61
- Disable local logins 61
- Challenge = xyaay42a3a 62
- Password: 62
- VET ROME DUE HESS FAR GAS 62
- 9 Manage licenses 63
- License keys 64
- License key format 65
- View license details 66
- 10 Manage security 67
- Verifying a certificate 68
- Configuring cloud resources 70
- 12 Network configuration 73
- About Provider Networks 74
- Delete Provider Network 75
- About Private Networks 76
- About the External Network 77
- 78 Network configuration 78
- About the External Network 79 79
- 80 Network configuration 80
- Managing integrated tools 81
- VMware vCenter Server 82
- VMware vCenter Server 83 83
- 14 Image management 84
- Creating and obtaining images 85
- Add Image 86
- Edit Image 87
- Delete Image 88
- 15 Storage configuration 89
- Edit Block Storage Drivers 90
- Delete Block Storage Drivers 91
- About volume types 91
- Add Volume Types 92
- About Volumes 93
- Understanding Volumes data 94
- Delete Volumes 95
- 16 Compute node creation 96
- Configuring networks 97
- 98 Compute node creation 98
- Creating KVM compute nodes 99
- 102 Compute node creation 102
- 17 Compute node management 103
- 104 Compute node management 104
- Import a cluster 105
- Activate a compute node 105
- Deactivate a compute node 106
- Delete a compute node 107
- Start instance 108
- About Flavors 109
- Flavors in the cloud 110
- Manage flavors 110
- Add Flavor 110
- Delete Flavor 111
- About the Console Dashboard 112
- Dashboard status indicators 113
- Data refresh 114
- Create a security group 118
- Create a key pair 119
- Create a Private network 119
- CloudSystem Portal 122
- Enterprise in the cloud 124
- Multitenancy in Enterprise 125
- 23 Install Enterprise 126
- Enterprise appliance settings 132
- • Current date and time 133
- Set up a template 135
- Create a server group 135
- Create an offering 136
- Deploy an offering 137
- You cannot log in 141
- First-time setup 141
- External difficulties 142
- Enterprise management hosts 142
- Audit log 144
- Licensing 144
- Cannot add directory service 149
- Cannot add directory group 150
- CloudSystem Console 153
- Troubleshooting networks 155
- Neutron CLI 157
- OpenStack Nova command errors 158
- Floating IPs are not working 158
- Troubleshooting images 162
- Troubleshooting storage 166
- Unable to edit a volume type 170
- Troubleshooting compute nodes 173
- Implementation error 182
- 29 Troubleshoot CLI errors 183
- 30 Troubleshoot Enterprise 185
- Part VII Appendices 188
- Using OpenLDAP 189
- Using Active Directory 190
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- MIIEDTCCAvWgAwIBAgIJANgTCE 191
- IFl1P+c9Gro82S7z 191
- -----END CERTIFICATE 191
- Getting help for csadmin 192
- Command syntax and examples 193
- DefinitionArgument 198
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