Configuring Cinder volume services
In this recipe, we will use Openstack-Ansible to deploy the Cinder service. We assume that your environment has been deployed using the recipes described in Chapter 1, Installing OpenStack with Ansible.
Getting ready
To use Cinder volumes with LVM and iSCSI, you will need a host (or hosts) running Ubuntu 16.04. Additionally, you will need to ensure the volume hosts are manageable by your Openstack-Ansible deployment host.
The following is required:
An
openrc
file with appropriate credentials for the environmentAccess to the
openstack-ansible
deployment hostA dedicated server to provide Cinder volumes to instances:
An LVM volume group, specifically named
cinder-volumes
An IP address accessible from the deployment host
If you are using the lab environment that accompanies this book, cinder-volume
is deployed to a host with the following details:
cinder-volume
API service host IP:172.29.236.10
cinder-volume
service host IP: OpenStack management calls over172...