Installation

Source

The RPM packages for CloudConductor can be found at the official yum-repo. (http://yum.cloudconductor.net/) Just install it with: wget -O /etc/yum.repos.d/cloudconductor.repo http://yum.cloudconductor.net/cloudconductor.repo

CloudConductor

1. Install or unpack the provided packages on your system. By default, the CloudConductor can be found at /opt/cloudconductor/

2. Modify the cloudconductor.properties to provide your database and login information:
   ds.type : the database type. currently POSTGRESQL, MYSQL and HSQL are supported. (The use of HSQL is not recommended!)
   ds.host : the hostname of the database, e.g. localhost.
   ds.port : the port of the database, e.g. the default postgres port would be 5432.
   ds.user : the username for database access
   ds.password : the password associated with the username
   ds.db : the name of the database to use
   svc.port : the port used by this CloudConductor instance

3. Create the database, defined within the cloudconductor.properties file

4. Start CloudConductor

5. Go to the web frontend (default: http://<YourIP>:8090/web) and configure your environment

CloudConductor-Agent

1. Install or unpack the provided packages on your system. By default, the CloudConductor-Agent can be found at /opt/cloudconductor-agent/
2. Provide the template name and the url of your CloudConductor within the env.sh file at /opt/cloudconductor-agent/ an example is contained within the agent.
   CLOUDCONDUCTOR_URL: the url and port of the CloudConductor, e.g. localhost:8090
TEMPLATE_NAME: the name of the template the host should use, e.g. TEMPLATE_A
AUTH_TOKEN: an authorization token from a Cloudconductor User (get it from Webfrontend)
3. Start the CloudConductor-Agent