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During the installation, you will be asked to provide a password for the Oracle VM Server agent.

The lab was created in such a way that there is no dependency on an IP address. It is recommended that you use DHCP because it is likely that you will try the VM in different places with different network settings.

You can choose the network option that is convenient to you for the public interface either DHCP or static will work.

During the installation you will need to provide some standard information.

Boot up the VM and the Oracle VM server installation will start.

Installing and Configuring Oracle VM 3.3.1

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Here is what the virtual machine looks like after it is created and the ISO image is mounted:ДЇigure 1.

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Download the Oracle VM 3.3.1 Media Pack for x86 64 bit ISO from /linux and mount it as an ISO image to your virtual machine.

One interface configured as 'Bridged'-to allow internet access to the VM A 50 GB disk, allocated dynamically for a Virtual Desktop Infrastructure (VDI).

Start up Oracle VM VirtualBox and create a VM that has the following characteristics:.

Creating the Oracle VM VirtualBox Virtual Machine The exercises are independent of each other and can be done in any order. Completing all the exercises might take several hours however, you can do only as much as you're interested in, and you can complete more exercises later. Subsequent exercises explore network features, storage features, and guest communication. The first exercise explores basic OpenStack operation. This lab is long and consists of several exercises. To use this option, before you start the exercises, you must perform the procedures in the ' Creating the Oracle VM VirtualBox Virtual Machine,' ' Installing and Configuring Oracle VM 3.3.1,' and ' Installing and Configuring OpenStack Icehouse' sections.

The 'long version.' This option requires you to have an internet connection.This option also allows you to skip Step 2 of Exercise 1 for uploading an image, because an image has already been uploaded to the VM. If you choose this option, you can directly go to the Step 7 of the 'Installing and Configuring OpenStack Icehouse' section (changing the novncproxy_base_url parameter) and then, after completing that step, continue to Exercise 1.

If you use this option, after you download the VM, you do not need to have an internet connection to complete the rest of the lab. This VM is useful if you would like to skip the installation and configuration stages, which can take some time. Select the link labeled Oracle OpenStack for Oracle Linux VirtualBox VM (download image for Hands-on lab - short version).

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This VM is available for download here after you accept the license agreement. The 'short version.' In addition to this document, a VM was created that has OpenStack already installed on it and an image of Oracle Linux 6.5 already loaded.Two options are provided for taking this lab: The lab is designed specifically to run inside an Oracle VM VirtualBox virtual machine (VM) to allow you to try out OpenStack on a laptop without any requirements for a server or storage. This lab will walk you through the complete process of installing the OpenStack Icehouse release and exercising some key features of the software. Users can pick and choose various components for network, storage, and compute capabilities to create an OpenStack deployment using their technologies of choice. OpenStack provides a scalable, pluggable framework for creating private and public clouds. It has become one of the most popular open source projects to date (late 2014) and has more than 2000 active developers from wide range of companies contributing to it. OpenStack is open source cloud management software. This document details the actions that were done during Oracle OpenWorld 2014 session Hands-On Lab 9870. Installing and Configuring OpenStack Icehouse.Installing and Configuring Oracle VM 3.3.1.Creating the Oracle VM VirtualBox Virtual Machine.Disclaimer: This hands-on lab makes use of Oracle product features and functionality in a test environment and is not intended to be used in a production environment.

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