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OpenStack EC2 API README
Support of EC2 API for OpenStack. This project provides a standalone EC2 API service which pursues two goals: 1. Implement VPC API which now absent in nova's EC2 API 2. Create a standalone service for EC2 API support which later can accommodate not only the VPC API but the rest of the EC2 API currently present in nova as well.
This service implements VPC API related commands only. For the rest of the EC2 API functionality it redirects request to original EC2 API in nova.
It doesn't replace existing nova EC2 API service in deployment it gets installed to a different port (8788 by default).
Installation =====
Run install.sh
#TODO: The following should be automated later.
Change /etc/ec2api/ec2api.conf: [database] connection_nova = <connection to nova> #should be taken from nova.conf [DEFAULT] external_network = <public network name> #obtained by neutron net-external-list
The service gets installed on port 8788 by default. It can be changed before the installation in install.sh script.
Usage
Download aws cli from Amazon. Create configuration file for aws cli in your home directory ~/.aws/config:
[default] aws_access_key_id = 1b013f18d5ed47ae8ed0fbb8debc036b aws_secret_access_key = 9bbc6f270ffd4dfdbe0e896947f41df3 region = us-east-1
Change the aws_access_key_id and aws_secret_acces_key above to the values appropriate for your cloud (can be obtained by "keystone ec2-credentials-list" command).
Run aws cli commands using new EC2 API endpoint URL (can be obtained from keystone with the new port 8788) like this:
aws --endpoint-url http://10.0.2.15:8788/services/Cloud ec2 describe-instances
Limitations
VPN-related functionality is not supported yet. Filtering in describe functions is not fully implemented everywhere. Default VPC Security Groups had to be named "Default" instead of Amazon's "default" due to conflict with OpenStack's default groups.
Supported Features
VPC API except for the Limitations above is supported.