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Be sure to let your supervisor know once you have created your Docker Hub account, so you can be added to the ndslabs organization as a contributor.
Enter:
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The next few steps will involve familiarizing yourself with Nebula, our on-site OpenStack implementation.
Retrieve Your Nebula Password
Specify your AD username, then execute the following command to retrieve your Nebula password:
export AD_USERNAME=
sudo ssh ${AD_USERNAME}@public-linux.ncsa.illinois.edu cat /afs/ncsa/projects/openstack/etc/users/${AD_USERNAME}/password
Create an SSH Keypair
Log into Nebula and expand the Compute dropdown.
Select Access & Security, navigate to the Key Pairs tab, and click the Create Key Pair button.
Walk through the wizard to generate an SSH key pair.
Your browser should automatically download a private key (a .pem file).
Allocate a development VM
At the top, choose the project: NDSLabsDev.
Create a new Instance using the image entitled Core899.
Be sure to select a size (which is paradoxically entitled "flavor").
If you are unsure which to use, you likely should be using "large" or "medium".
Networking Gotchas
- DO NOT FORGET to associate an SSH key for this machine, or else you will never be able to get into it
- Remember to associate a Floating IP with this VM, so you can access it externally via a 141.142.xxx.xxx IP
- Be sure to add Permissions to this VM:
- remote SSH
- remote HTTP
Enter: CoreOS
Now that you've got a development environment set up, you should be able to SSH into it using the .pem file you downloaded from Nebula:
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