Getting started in cloud &devstack
my steps :-
1) order a cloud computing instance from softlayer
2) make sure you have enough memory and latest ubuntu (i ran into problems with 10:04 Devstack did not like it and did not work with it well :( learned it the hardway)
3) wait ...
4) once you get the IP and credentials
5) putty into it
my steps :-
1) order a cloud computing instance from softlayer
2) make sure you have enough memory and latest ubuntu (i ran into problems with 10:04 Devstack did not like it and did not work with it well :( learned it the hardway)
**to check what ubunut version running
lsb_release -a
3) wait ...
4) once you get the IP and credentials
5) putty into it
6) change password 'sudo passwd'
7) Now this is headless and as i mentioned i love visuals in computing ..
8) i followed these steps to get vnsserver running and then view it with tighvncviewer
https://t3n.zendesk.com/entries/20646106-Steps-to-Install-a-Headless-GNOME-GUI-Desktop-on-Ubuntu-Server-and-Then-Remote-Control-Server-Deskto
if connection breaks and you have to run it again
rm -rf /tmp/.X*
vncserver
if you see loopback error that means you need to enable loopback on tightvnc configuration
refer http://pocketcloudsupport.wyse.com/entries/21263056-Error-message-VNC-authentication-failed-loopback-connections-are-not-enabled-
restart tightvncserver
startt putty session
start vncserver there
note the port
change settings of the putty session and add ssh tunnel with that port
connect with vncviewer
9) you could also do nxclient using these steps
1 aptg-get Ubuntu-dekstop is needed for head less
2 Started nxserver on it and then connect by
nxclient
3
Follow these directions https://www.nomachine.com/AR10K00710
by sshing into your Ubuntu
1 10) i feel that vnc --gives better resolution than nx but the connection is not as stable as nx :( .. so none of them come out as a clear winner
1 11 ) Devstack installation :- i am still struggling with this part .. i have been fighting with various errors..probably should be a blog by itself ..
http://blog.felipe-alfaro.com/2014/02/03/openstack-with-devstack-in-ubuntu/
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