I raised a bug against nova for it, to start the question with the nova core team about what the right thing to do would be. I expect it’ll evolve more at the summit next week

I hate to admit this, but even as the PTL of Keystone, I ran into a brick wall of old docs referring to using the command of “nova-manage project list” to see the projects, when I knew darn well and good they were all in the keystone system, and to see a list of them I should use the command “keystone tenant-list“.

What kept you from filing doc bugs against these issues? Is there something the doc team could do that would make it easier to flag outdated docs when you come across them?

You’ve done a good job on the essex release, but please make keystone shine on Folsom. BTW I think you meant “My ideal goal is to get all the heavy features implemented early in the FOLSOM release cycle”?

Your post was (and is) very useful to me and I believe it should help many others developers here in Brazil. Can I translate it to Portuguese e post on my blog (with a reference to original post), like I did with Martin Fowler’s CI post (http://bit.ly/9b0qy) ?

Thanks!

Thanks

all logs checked all seems ok

any suggestion? I followed this guide for Ubuntu 11.10 e diablo
nova e glance 2011.3 release

Thanks for a great tutorial. I have one slight issue. I need to access my virtuals remotely so I need to allocate/associate floating ips to them. How do I do that with your setup? Can I do it without disturbing the 6 virtual machines I have currently running?

Thanks,

Thomas

It’s a bug – you’re using the very latest trunk PPA to install your packages, and it looks like there’s a problem with that package. You can either use one of the “released” packages, or you can wait a bit until the bug gets resolved. I’d recommend at least reporting this bug at https://bugs.launchpad.net/glance/+filebug

thanks for a nice & clear tutorial; however, when installing glance (apt-get install glance) I have some issues, not sure if it’s my setup of a bug; I get
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Setting up glance (2012.1~e2~20111110.1090-0ubuntu0ppa1~maverick1) …
Traceback (most recent call last):
File “/usr/bin/glance-manage”, line 44, in
from glance import version as glance_version
ImportError: No module named glance
dpkg: error processing glance (–configure):
subprocess installed post-installation script returned error exit status 1
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(I’m on a ubuntu 10.10);

Thanks!
/nico

Any chance, you are planning on doing on addendum to this post explaining keystone and dashboard installation. Due to Keystone issues, that has been a real challenge with to know which version and how to get all that properly installed.

I was unable to get your config to work on 10.10 following your steps exactly. In the end I had to use this doc: _http://cssoss.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/openstackbookv1-0_csscorp.pdf when it came to the creation of the user, project and credentials. When I followed your steps I did not receive any errors until trying to publish the tarball. I would then run a simple euca command and get:

nova@licof038:~$ euca-describe-images
Warning: failed to parse error message from AWS: :1:0: syntax error
EC2ResponseError: 403 Forbidden
403 Forbidden

Access was denied to this resource.

I knew it was a credentials issue which is why I tried another document which had a variant of the procedure. It think it was a combination of the different syntax as well as restarting all the services after the sourcing of novarc which this document did not mention. Can you think of any other reason why following the steps herein ended in the credentials issue for me? These steps were far easier and straightforward so I would prefer to use it in the future.

Thanks.