Automation Failover in Openstack
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This document discusses a final year project proposal to automate failover of the compute service (Nova) in OpenStack. The objectives are to design a more automated and friendly environment for Nova failover. The methodology involves installing and configuring OpenStack, modifying Nova configuration files to implement the intended coding, and testing failover by corrupting virtual machines. The expected result is an automated Nova failover that provides reliable computing services and maximizes resource utilization.
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× Management of openstack is very important to make sure its
achieve its flexibility and scalability. The existing work
performed in Openstack have mainly focused on the
discussion of the architecture, feature set and performance
analysis [6]. Based on documentation that provided by Redhat,
the nova community had developed the automated evacuation
through instance high availability (HA) However some of the
environment requirement need to be manually enabled.
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- 1. 1 CSF 35104 FINAL YEAR PROJECT 1 WAN NURSHUHADA BT WAN MOHD ASRI (044408) BACHELOR OF SCIENCE COMPUTER (COMPUTER NETWORK SECURITY) WITH HONORS SUPERVISOR: PM DR ZARINA BINTI MOHAMAD
- 3. 3 ❖ Objectives ❖ Problem Statement ❖ Project Methodology ❖ Project Framework ❖ Data Model ❖ Proof of Concept ❖ Expected Result ❖ References PRESENTATION CONTENT
- 4. 4 OBJECTIVES ➢ To propose the automation failover of the compute (nova) in Openstack. ➢ To design the friendlier environment for automation compute (nova). ➢ To implement the effectiveness automation failover of the compute (nova) in Openstack.
- 5. PROBLEM STATEMENTS × Management of openstack is very important to make sure its achieve its flexibility and scalability. The existing work performed in Openstack have mainly focused on the discussion of the architecture, feature set and performance analysis [6]. Based on documentation that provided by Redhat, the nova community had developed the automated evacuation through instance high availability (HA) However some of the environment requirement need to be manually enabled. 5
- 6. 6 • Design procedures • Determine the required data • Resolve problems and implement solutions PROJECT METHODOLOGY
- 7. PROJECT FRAMEWORK 2) Configuring nova to manage resources 1) Installing and configuring openstack 3) Corrupt virtual machines 4) Automating the failover session 5) Operating standby virtual machines
- 8. 8 Nova Compute Nova-Api Nova- Network Nova- Scheduler Nova- Volume AMPQ Horizon Main module in nova that is responsible for instantiating virtual machine and run, create, end and reboot.
- 9. DATA MODEL 9 Admin/User input Scheduler Filter Host Calculate weight values Pass Require ment Add requirements Admin/User Output NO YES Nova-Api Nova-Scheduler and nova- network Nova-Api send back the admin/user response
- 10. PROOF OF CONCEPT 10 Cd etc commands would bring the super user to the folder in the root to check on the installed packstack The installed packstack
- 11. 11 Openstack have been installed and configured. Enter the cd pathname command to navigate to the openstack configuration files and directories.
- 12. 12 Enter vi command to edit the nova program files.
- 13. 13 This is where all the coded program is. All we need to do is modify it by deleting all lines of codes and replace it with the intended coding.
- 14. Expected Result Able to provide service to each user within the deadline and maximize New features are being added for automating failover instances In computing (nova). the utilization of resources.
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- 18. Thank You for your kind attention. 18