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Hybrid Cloud Management with Red Hat CloudForms

You're reading from   Hybrid Cloud Management with Red Hat CloudForms Build, manage, and control an open hybrid cloud infrastructure using Red Hat CloudForms

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Product type Paperback
Published in Aug 2015
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ISBN-13 9781785283574
Length 174 pages
Edition 1st Edition
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Sangram Rath Sangram Rath
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Preface 1. Red Hat CloudForms Internals FREE CHAPTER 2. Installing Red Hat CloudForms on Red Hat OpenStack 3. Building a Hybrid Cloud Environment Using Red Hat CloudForms 4. Provisioning Instances Using Red Hat CloudForms 5. Life Cycle Management Using Red Hat CloudForms 6. Automation Using Red Hat CloudForms 7. Managing Red Hat CloudForms 8. Monitoring a Hybrid Cloud Infrastructure Using Red Hat CloudForms 9. Optimizing Using Red Hat CloudForms 10. APIs for Red Hat CloudForms Index

Provisioning an Amazon EC2 instance

Provisioning an Amazon EC2 instance from CloudForms involves providing information in seven different tabs in the Provision Instances form, and we begin with these three steps:

  1. Click on the Clouds menu option and select Instances. This will list all existing instances by provider.
  2. Click on Lifecycle and select Provision Instances, like this:
    Provisioning an Amazon EC2 instance

    This will show the list of all the images available to select from, in this case all AMI images of Amazon Web Services in that region.

  3. Select the image you wish to provision the instance from and click on Continue, as shown here:
    Provisioning an Amazon EC2 instance

This will load up the Provision Instances form we visited in the last chapter. The provisioning dialog contains seven different tabs, which we will explore and fill in the following sections.

Note

Note that any label that has a * sign next to it is a mandatory field to be filled in.

Request

The Request tab requires mandatory information, such as E-mail, First Name, and Last Name. It has optional information...

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