CloudVeneto.it User Guide¶

Note
For any issues, questions, problems concerning this document please contact the CloudVeneto admins at support@cloudveneto.it
Contents:
- 1. Overview of CloudVeneto
- 2. Registration
- 2.1. Prerequisites for using INFN resources
- 2.2. Apply for an account
- 2.3. Apply for other projects
- 2.4. Manage project membership requests (only for project managers)
- 2.5. Administer project members (only for project managers)
- 2.6. Manage account renewals (only for project managers)
- 2.7. Expired users
- 3. Getting Started
- 3.1. Access the Cloud through the Dashboard
- 3.2. Creating a keypair
- 3.3. Importing your keypair
- 3.4. Setting security group(s)
- 3.5. Password management
- 3.6. Switching between projects
- 3.7. Accessing the Cloud with command line tools
- 3.8. Accessing the Cloud through the euca2ools EC2 command line tools
- 4. Managing Virtual Machines
- 4.1. Creating Virtual Machines
- 4.2. Accessing Virtual Machines
- 4.3. Logging to a VM
- 4.4. Access a service running on the VM
- 4.5. Copying files to a VM
- 4.6. Giving a VM public access (getting a floating IP)
- 4.7. Creating accounts on your Virtual Machine
- 4.8. Accessing other hosts/services from Virtual Machines
- 4.9. Flavors
- 4.10. Stopping and Starting VMs
- 4.11. Contextualisation
- 4.12. Resizing Virtual Machines
- 4.13. Snapshotting Virtual Machines
- 4.14. Deleting Virtual Machines
- 4.15. Migrating an instance to another project/cloud
- 5. Managing Containers
- 6. Managing GPUs
- 7. Managing Storage
- 8. Orchestration
- 9. Managing Images
- 10. Creating Batch Clusters on the Cloud
- 10.1. Intro: the idea
- 10.2. Creating Batch Clusters on the Cloud with HTCondor
- 10.2.1. Prerequisites
- 10.2.2. The cluster configuration
- 10.2.3. Start the elastic cluster
- 10.2.4. How slave nodes are installed and configured
- 10.2.5. Use the elastic cluster
- 10.2.6. Use the elastic cluster to run docker containers
- 10.2.7. How to find the EC2 (AMI) id of an image
- 10.2.8. Restart the elastic cluster
- 10.2.9. Troubleshooting the elastic cluster
- 11. Creating Kubernetes Clusters on the Cloud
- 12. Some basics on Linux administration