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Guide to the SwiftStack Plugin version 0.3-0.3.0-1 for Fuel

This document provides instructions for installing, configuring and using SwiftStack plugin for Fuel.

Key terms, acronyms and abbreviations

SwiftStack On-Premises controller

Provides a management service inside user's private place to help users to deploy and manage Swift clusters.

SwiftStack Public Controller

Provides a public management service in public cloud that help users to deploy and manage Swift clusters.

SwiftStack Nodes

A node installed SwiftStack agents and packages, that can be managed by a SwiftStack ccontroller, the node could be assigned a Swift role likes Swift node (Proxy/Account/Container/Object services are running in a single node)

SwiftStack Fuel Plugin

Allow Mirantis OpenStack environment able to use a running Swift cluster managed by a SwiftStack Controller. SwiftStack fuel plugin disables the default Swift cluster that deployed on the Controller or Primary-Controller nodes, and then reconfigures Swift API endpoints, Keystone and Glance settings to a running SwiftStack Swift cluster.

Requirements

License

Component License type
No components are present

Requirements

Requirement Version/Comment
Mirantis OpenStack compatibility 8.0
A running SwiftStack Swift cluster

All versions

Please enable Keystone Auth and Keystone Auth Token Support middlewares

Limitations

The plugin only supports a running SwiftStack Swift cluster and it able to reach from the OpenStack environment. Make sure you have the correct network configuration for the Swift cluster and Mirantis OpenStack environment before you enable this plugin.

Installation Guide

install

User Guide

user

Known issues

  1. Need DNS server support to map Swift APIs hostname and IP

    SwiftStack provides a software load balancer, which requries an external DNS server to operate. Please use DNS server insteand of static hostname records in /etc/hosts.

  2. Self-signed SSL certificates are not supported in the SwiftStack plugin

    Self-signed certificates could be an issue when used in a production environment because all clients need to trust the cert to pass the TLS/SSL verification. It is highly recommended to use certificates signed by a known, trusted Certificate

Appendix

  1. SwiftStack docs can be found at https://swiftstack.com/docs/