Yes, this is absolutely possible - the only Openstack components you need are Keystone and Swift. There's several decent tutorials out there on how to do it, depending if you just want a single-node or a full, multi-node Swift cluster.
I'd suggest reading:
http://blog.zhaw.ch/icclab/how-to-set...
or
Hi, Its possible to do with two components like Keystone and Swift. All you need to do is follow the general steps in installation guide. Try with simple setup with two system i.e one proxy node and one storage node. Install and configure them and finally verify the installation. This will help you understand swift working :)
You can add any number of storage nodes and proxy nodes based on your requirement.For understanding purpose you can try simply with two system.Horizon is not mandatory, it is optional. For more details about failure recovery, refer http://docs.openstack.org/openstack-ops/content/maintenance.html
Ok. I have setup the controller node and one object node. The swift seems to work, but the Horizon interface doesn't seem to work well. When I try to login to it it literally takes 5 minutes to login and even option I click on in the interface take a tremendously long time and some of the items d
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