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The Easiest Way To Try Out OpenStack. We've set up large clusters of hardware running OpenStack on both x86 and ARM architectures. The best part? It's totally free for you to try & test your apps—thanks to our generous individual and corporate contributors.

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Once we approve your account...

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Testing only, please.

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Rule No. 1: Remember that TryStack is designed exclusively as a testing sandbox. We wanted a fast, easy way for developers to test code against a real OpenStack environment, without having to stand up hardware themselves. It probably goes without saying that this is not the place for production code - you should host only test code and test servers here. In fact, your account on TryStack will be periodically wiped to help make sure no one account tries to rule tyrannically over our democracy. Play nice in the sandbox!

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TryStack is made possible by the equipment, expertise, and generosity of:

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Just the FAQs, please.

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Some quick answers to common questions.

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Setup

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How do I get an account?

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Join our Facebook Group. We'll post updates there. (We hear you about Facebook and we're working on adding other alternatives, too.)

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At the moment, we are approving group requests manually, so please allow up to a couple days to process your request.

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IMPORTANT NOTE: In order to log in with the Facebook link, you must be a member of the TryStack Facebook group. API access is available by resetting your password in the web interface

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How long does creating an account take?

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There's a manual approval step in our process, so it may take a little time for you to get access to TryStack. Please be patient.

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Help

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How do I get help?

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There are a few great avenues available to get help. For quick API reference, the OpenStack Compute and OpenStack Identity APIs are well documented at api.openstack.org. It would also serve you well to spend a moment reading the API Quick Start Guide. More OpenStack documentation is also available at docs.openstack.org. Finally, OpenStack has a very active IRC channel #openstack. You can quickly connect right in your browser using The FreeNode Browser Client.

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Usage

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What can I do with TryStack?

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TryStack, in large part, resembles the type of cloud environment you can create on your own with OpenStack Software. However, we have set a few sensible limits in place for the good of the project. First, the server instances you launch are only available for 24 hours until the hardware is reclaimed for use by new instances. Secondly, you can't upload your own server images, you can only select from three available images (Ubuntu 12.10, Fedora17 and Fedora18). Lastly, even though you can view the API endpoints on the Dashboard, we are limiting API access in the x86 zone.

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How should I use TryStack?

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For testing purposes only—TryStack is a testing environment by design. Instances are typically deleted after 24 hours, so for obvious reasons you should NOT put any data on this cloud you don't want to lose.

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Wait... the server instances I create won't last forever?

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You got it. Scripts run periodically to remove instances after 24-hours. Your instances may also be removed if your account uses more than your allocated project quota of one instance.

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Is there an SLA?

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Since this cloud is managed by volunteers in the OpenStack community, there is no SLA. The cloud may go down from time to time for maintenance or to upgrade to the latest release of OpenStack.

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Credits

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Why can't I have more project quota?

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When you first get your account, it will be preloaded with a limited quota.

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Get Involved

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I'd like to help!

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You are speaking our language. TryStack is run by volunteers passionate about helping more and more people experience OpenStack. If you'd like to be involved in our efforts, please request to join the TryStack Facebook Group (and post that you'd like to help) or email trystack@openstack.org. Thanks for volunteering!

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Once we approve your account...

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Try out OpenStack:

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OpenStack RDO Kilo on x86/RHELLogin
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Or Learn About Using + The API

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Testing only, please.

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Rule No. 1: Remember that TryStack is designed + exclusively as a testing sandbox. We wanted a + fast, easy way for developers to test code against a real + OpenStack environment, without having to stand up hardware + themselves. It probably goes without saying that this is + not the place for production code - you should host only + test code and test servers here. In fact, your account on + TryStack will be periodically wiped to help make sure no + one account tries to rule tyrannically over our democracy. + Play nice in the sandbox!

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TryStack is made possible by the + equipment, expertise, and generosity of:

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TryStack is powered by OpenStack and run and supported by members of the OpenStack community.

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Just the FAQs, please.

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Some quick answers to common + questions.

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Setup

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How do I get an account?

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Join our Facebook Group. We'll post updates there.  + We understand Facebook authentication is not ideal so + we'll be working on adding OpenStackID support via OAuth2 + in the future.
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At the moment, we are approving group requests manually, + so please allow up to a couple days to process your + request.

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IMPORTANT NOTE: In order to log in + with the Facebook link, you must be a member of the + TryStack Facebook group. API access is available by + resetting your password in the web interface API + access is currently disabled until we get it working in + Kilo again, bear with us.

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How long does creating an account take?

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There's a manual approval step in our process, so it may + take a little time for you to get access to TryStack. + Please be patient.

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Help

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How do I get help?

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There are a few great avenues available to get help. For + quick API reference, the OpenStack Compute and OpenStack + Identity APIs are well documented at api.openstack.org. + It would also serve you well to spend a moment reading the + API -

+ Quick Start Guide. More OpenStack documentation is + also available at docs.openstack.org.   + You can find us on #trystack on IRC and OpenStack has a + very active IRC channel via #openstack. You can quickly + connect right in your browser using The FreeNode Browser + Client.

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Usage

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What can I do with TryStack?

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TryStack, in large part, resembles the type of cloud + environment you can create on your own with OpenStack + Software. However, we have set a few sensible limits in + place for the good of the project. First, the server + instances you launch are only available for 24 hours until + the hardware is reclaimed for use by new instances. + You can select from several available varieties of images + (CentOS, Fedora, Ubuntu, and OpenSUSE) or upload your own + and we'll be adding more.  Lastly, even though you + can view the API endpoints on the Dashboard, we are + limiting API access in the x86 zone until we can work + out API key generation within Kilo (in progress).
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How should I use TryStack?

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For testing purposes only—TryStack is a testing + environment by design. Instances are typically + deleted after 24 hours, so for obvious reasons you should + NOT put any data on this cloud you don't + want to lose.

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Wait... the server instances I create won't last + forever?

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You got it. Scripts run periodically to remove instances + after 24-hours. Your instances may also be removed if your + account uses more than your allocated project quota of one + instance.  Your accounts will never be deleted during + the current OpenStack release.

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Is there an SLA?

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Since this cloud is managed by volunteers in the + OpenStack community, there is no SLA. The cloud may go + down from time to time for maintenance or to upgrade to + the latest release of OpenStack.

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Credits

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Why can't I have more project quota?

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When you first get your account, it will be preloaded + with a limited quota.

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Don't get too hung up on your quota, we have to keep + limits in place to prevent abuse.

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Get Involved

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I'd like to help!

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You are speaking our language. TryStack is run by + volunteers passionate about helping more and more people + experience OpenStack. If you'd like to be involved in our + efforts, please request to join the TryStack - - +

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TryStack is powered by OpenStack and run and + supported by members of the OpenStack community.

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