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The api key is found under the MAAS admin page as below.

To create a MAAS based cloud you will need to enter the MAAS API endpoint. Once you have selected OpenStack with NovaKVM, you will be prompted to create a new cloud with a single option provided: MAAS. If building a production cloud we recommend choosing this option.

This installs OpenStack with nova configured to use the KVM hypervisor ready to launch full virtual machine. Choose this option to run Linux workloads in LXD containers This installs OpenStack with nova configured to use the lxd hypervisor ready to launch machine containers. !(/api/file/getImage?fileId=59f6ca6741a3d5000ca6ac9d)Ĭonjure-up offers two options with OpenStack: If successful you should see a screen as below:

On the MAAS server, in a terminal window, install the conjure-up snap: The first NIC should be the same except the IP address field will be set to “Auto assign”

Has the “IP address” field set to “unconfigured” Verify the networking by going to the details page for the node(s) that have multiple NICs and check that the second NIC (the non-PXE one): Wait until all machines have a “Ready” status Select all the machines and, using the “Take action” dropdown, “Commission” them Edit each machine, filling in the power type and other parameters, if they are not correct already They will all appear in the “Nodes” tab of MAAS after a while Ensure all machines are set to PXE boot, if possible disable all other boot options, including local disk, in the BIOS Now you need to enlist and commission machines: You can only proceed with the next steps if the images are synced This is the process started earlier, and depending on your bandwidth it may take a while for it to finish. Go to the “Images” tab and check if the Ubuntu images have all been downloaded and are in a “Synced” state. To start with, count one IP per NIC connected to the network Select “Provide dhcp” in the “Take action” button and select a suitable Dynamic range. Go back (or click on “subnets” again) and this time click on the “untagged” VLAN.

Verify that “gateway” and “DNS” are filled in and update as necessary Go to the “Subnets” tab and click on your subnet. If you haven’t imported your SSH key before, now is your chance to import one from Launchpad, GitHub or you can also upload it directly Importing images may take a while, but you can click “continue” as soon as it’s started To install MAAS, start off on your Ubuntu Server 16.04 LTS machine and type the command below following the step-by-step instructions:Ĭreate your admin credentials and optionally import your SSH key by typing:įill in the details on the welcome page and import images for Ubuntu 14.04 LTS and 16.04 LTS. This network must not have a DHCP server: MAAS will fill in that role.įor the simplest topology, connect the second NIC of the dual-nic machine(s) to the same network. You need to setup a private network with all machines plugged in and enough IP addresses available for all physical and virtual machines you plan to run. Install Ubuntu Server 16.04 LTS on the machine designated to be the MAAS server.

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