Installation guide

# no va-manag e servi ce l i st
Which should result in one no va-co mpute entry for each Havana Compute node, as
well as the following entries:
no va-co nd ucto r
no va-co nso l eauth
no va-cert
no va-sched ul er
6. Register your new controller with the Identity service in a separate region (register Identity
service endpoints):
a. Find the service ID for the Compute service:
# keysto ne servi ce-g et no va
+-------------+----------------------------------+
| Property | Value |
+-------------+----------------------------------+
| description | Openstack Compute Service |
| id | befb024666424084b37a84ed5ee1143b |
| name | nova |
| type | compute |
+-------------+----------------------------------+
b. Create a new Compute endpoint. For example, using the name Havana for the new
region and 19 2. 16 8. 122. 19 8: 8774 for the endpoint URL:
# keysto ne end po i nt-create --reg i o n Havana \
--servi ce-i d befb0 24 6 6 6 4 24 0 84 b37a84 ed 5ee114 3b \
--publ i curl http: //19 2. 16 8. 122. 19 8: 8774 /v2/%(tenant_i d )s \
--ad mi nurl http: //19 2. 16 8. 122. 19 8: 8774 /v2/%(tenant_i d )s \
--i nternal url http: //19 2. 16 8. 122. 19 8: 8774 /v2/%(tenant_i d )s
c. To use volume attachment in the Havana environment, create a new endpoint for the
Block Storage service in your new region. For example:
# keysto ne servi ce-g et ci nd er
...
# keysto ne end po i nt-l i st
...
# keysto ne end po i nt-create --reg i o n Havana \
--servi ce-i d 1a6 f234 3a6 f14 bc9 b5a2c2f4 e4 a89 4 ca \
--publ i curl ' http: //19 2. 16 8. 122. 110 : 8776 /v1/%(tenant_i d )s'
\
--ad mi nurl ' http: //19 2. 16 8. 122. 110 : 8776 /v1/%(tenant_i d )s' \
--i nternal url ' http: //19 2. 16 8. 122. 110 : 8776 /v1/%
(tenant_i d )s'
d. Verify that you can communicate with the new region. After loading appropriate
Identity service credentials, run:
# no va --o s-reg i o n-name regionName ho st-l i st
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