Ask Your Question
0

Is it possible to use Xenserver on HP Blade to install CentOS 7 for Management Node and Network node?

asked 2014-12-09 01:24:58 -0600

dhanesh gravatar image

Hi All,

We have a requirement to configure Openstack Juno setup in Data Center with two Dell Blade Server.

We are planning to use one blade server to install Centos 7 which will be our Hypervisor

Second machine we will install Xenserver.

Inside Xenserver we will create two CentOS 7 machine one for Management , Object Storage , Block Storage and Second one (CentOS 7) for Network Node.

Please guide me on this.

edit retag flag offensive close merge delete

Comments

Consider the Vendor Name common

dhanesh gravatar imagedhanesh ( 2014-12-09 01:26:51 -0600 )edit
add a comment

1 answer

Sort by ยป oldest newest most voted
0

answered 2015-01-20 07:55:56 -0600

Bob Ball gravatar image

This should be possible, although we have primarily been testing with Ubuntu as the control VM. See https://wiki.openstack.org/wiki/XenSe... for the getting started guide, but you'll need to install the VM and run stack.sh inside the VM yourself since the devstack scripts supplied install and configure a Ubuntu VM only.

edit flag offensive delete link more
add a comment

Get to know Ask OpenStack

Resources for moderators

Question Tools

subscribe to rss feed

Stats

Asked: 2014-12-09 01:24:58 -0600

Seen: 354 times

Last updated: Jan 20 '15

Related questions

ERROR (ClientException): Unknown Error (HTTP 407)

Volume-attach fails - ERROR No initiators or wwpns supplied.

Created instances are not pingabe sometimes

Unable to create instances

Hello. How can I interconnect two openstack deployments so that I can launch VMs from either clouds through a single web interface? [closed]

openstack juno version of VM can not get iP address

Is it possible to use Xenserver on HP Blade to install CentOS 7 for Management Node and Network node?

Is there any log management tool which work closely with openstack logs?

How to get Devstack Juno

unable to assign ip to instances but able to launch instance.