[Openstack-operators] [openstack-operators] Onboarding Legacy Apps into OpenStack
Adam Young
ayoung at redhat.com
Mon Jun 22 18:36:59 UTC 2015
On 06/15/2015 07:46 PM, Barrett, Carol L wrote:
> Operators – The Enterprise Work Group (formerly known as Win The
> Enterprise) has a team working on a Proof Of Concept for using
> Metadata to describe requirements for legacy apps and workloads to be
> on boarded onto an OpenStack Cloud.
> We have 2 use cases that we are planning to implement: Encrypted
> Storage and Workload Isolation.
> You can find these use cases here:
> I am asking for your help:
>
> 1. We’re looking for an Operator who has a real world example of
> either of these use cases and can share information about config
> and overall requirements. We want to make sure our PoC is realistic.
> 2. We need more use cases to run through our PoC. Do you have Legacy
> App or Workload that you can work with us to write up a use case
> around?
>
> If you’re game for either of these please let me know.
> Thanks
> Carol Barrett
>
>
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I'm not an operator, but I play one on TV. My examples are not real
world except as a developer using OpenStack.
I want to be able to launch a VM and have it automatically register with
an Identity management service. To do this, I need to generate a one
time password that gets passed to both the IdM and to the VM, and
User-Data seems to be the only tool. However, I would ideally have
something that perform this workflow, regardless of how the user kicked
off the task, and that would not require the user to modify the
user-data when launching the VM; it would be a property of the project
instead.
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