(Elastic Utility Computing Architecture for Linking Your Programs To Useful Systems) is an infrastructure for implementing "cloud computing" on clusters (compatible with Amazon’s EC2 interface, but designed to support multiple client-side interfaces).
| INSTALL (eucalyptus-4.4.1) | : | INSTALL (eucalyptus-4.4.2) |
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| Building and Installing from Source | | Building and Installing from Source |
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| This is the Eucalyptus process for developers wishing to understand or | | This is the Eucalyptus process for developers wishing to understand or |
| modify Eucalyptus source code. It allows them to obtain and build the | | modify Eucalyptus source code. It allows them to obtain and build the |
| Eucalyptus source code into installable packages. | | Eucalyptus source code into installable packages. |
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| If you instead wish to evaluate Eucalyptus by deploying a small private | | If you instead wish to evaluate Eucalyptus by deploying a small private |
| cloud on your own machine with a single command, see | | cloud on your own machine with a single command, see |
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| http://www8.hp.com/us/en/cloud/helion-eucalyptus-overview.html to download | | http://www.eucalyptus.com/download to download and install the FastStart |
| and install the FastStart package. | | package. |
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| If you instead wish to implement a Eucalyptus cloud on multiple systems with | | If you instead wish to implement a Eucalyptus cloud on multiple systems with |
| full configurability, from pre-built component packages, refer to the | | full configurability, from pre-built component packages, refer to the |
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| Eucalyptus documentation at http://docs.hpcloud.com/eucalyptus to get | | Eucalyptus documentation at https://docs.eucalyptus.com/eucalyptus/latest/#insta |
| started. | | ll-guide/eucalyptus.html |
| | to get started. |
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| The process consists of: | | The process consists of: |
| 1. Setting up your Linux environment, | | 1. Setting up your Linux environment, |
| 2. Obtaining the source code and dependent github repositories, | | 2. Obtaining the source code and dependent github repositories, |
| 3. Installing build dependencies, | | 3. Installing build dependencies, |
| 4. Building the code from source into RPM packages, | | 4. Building the code from source into RPM packages, |
| 5. Distributing the RPMs to other systems, | | 5. Distributing the RPMs to other systems, |
| 6. Installing the RPMs to the build system and other systems, | | 6. Installing the RPMs to the build system and other systems, |
| 7. Configuring Eucalyptus, using the Eucalyptus Install Guide, | | 7. Configuring Eucalyptus, using the Eucalyptus Install Guide, |
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| # rsync -ar $EUCARPM/RPMS/ root@{host-2}:$EUCAPKGS | | # rsync -ar $EUCARPM/RPMS/ root@{host-2}:$EUCAPKGS |
| # rsync -ar $EUCARPM/RPMS/ root@{host-3}:$EUCAPKGS | | # rsync -ar $EUCARPM/RPMS/ root@{host-3}:$EUCAPKGS |
| ... | | ... |
| >>>>> (end of commands) | | >>>>> (end of commands) |
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| 6. Install and Configure Eucalyptus (on all systems) | | 6. Install and Configure Eucalyptus (on all systems) |
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| You can now install the Eucalyptus RPMs onto each system. | | You can now install the Eucalyptus RPMs onto each system. |
| The Eucalyptus documentation can be found here: | | The Eucalyptus documentation can be found here: |
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| http://docs.hpcloud.com/eucalyptus | | https://docs.eucalyptus.com/ |
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| Follow the instructions in the Installation Guide for the following | | Follow the instructions in the Installation Guide for the following |
| sections: | | sections: |
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| - Plan Your Installation | | - Plan Your Installation |
| - Configure Dependencies | | - Configure Dependencies |
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| After completing those sections, install the packages you have built. | | After completing those sections, install the packages you have built. |
| Install ALL of the Eucalyptus RPMs even if all the components are not | | Install ALL of the Eucalyptus RPMs even if all the components are not |
| needed, to prevent dependency problems with Eucalyptus packages that have | | needed, to prevent dependency problems with Eucalyptus packages that have |
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