Installation guide

1.Identity
(keystone)
Because the Identity service in Grizzly never purged expired tokens, it is
possible that your token table has a large number of expired entries. This can
dramatically increase the time it takes to complete the database schema
upgrade.
To flush expired tokens from the database and alleviate the problem, the
keysto ne-manag e to ken_fl ush command can be used before running the
Identity database upgrade.
On your Identity server, run:
# o penstack-servi ce sto p keysto ne
# yum -d 1 -y upg rad e \*keysto ne\*
# keysto ne-manag e to ken_fl ush
# o penstack-d b --servi ce keysto ne --upd ate
# o penstack-servi ce start keysto ne
2.Object Storage
(swift)
On your Object Storage servers, run:
# o penstack-servi ce sto p swi ft
# yum -d 1 -y upg rad e \*swi ft\*
# o penstack-servi ce start swi ft
3.Block Storage
(cinder)
On your Block Storage host, run:
# o penstack-servi ce sto p ci nd er
# yum -d 1 -y upg rad e \*ci nd er\*
# o penstack-d b --servi ce ci nd er --upd ate
# o penstack-servi ce start ci nd er
4.Image Service
(glance)
On your Image Service server, run:
# o penstack-servi ce sto p g l ance
# yum -d 1 -y upg rad e \*g l ance\*
# o penstack-d b --servi ce g l ance --upd ate
# o penstack-servi ce start g l ance
Service No t es
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