OnApp Cloud

5.6

Administration Guide

1. OnApp 5.6 Administration Guide9

1.1 Document Revisions9

1.2 Index10

1.3 What's New in OnApp Cloud 5.620

1.4 Document Conventions20

1.5 OnApp Cloud Overview21

1.5.1 Main Components & Features22

1.5.2 API and Integrations24

1.5.3 Hardware & Software Requirements24

1.5.4 Architecture26

1.5.5 Network Configurations27

1.5.6 Zone Types31

1.6 Dashboard32

1.6.1 API Key33

1.6.2 Login Screen34

1.6.3 User Profile34

1.6.4 Cloud Search Tool38

1.7 Service Catalog38

1.8 Appliances38

1.8.1 Virtual Servers40

1.8.1.1 View Virtual Servers40

1.8.1.2 View Virtual Server Details41

1.8.1.3 Create Virtual Server43

1.8.1.4 Virtual Server Creation Workflow49

1.8.1.5 Edit Virtual Server50

1.8.1.6 Rebuild/Build Virtual Server Manually51

1.8.1.7 Migrate Virtual Server51

1.8.1.8 Autoscale Virtual Server52

1.8.1.9 Set VIP Status for Virtual Server53

1.8.1.10 Purge Content53

1.8.1.11 Segregate Virtual Server54

1.8.1.12 Delete Virtual Server54

1.8.1.13 Virtual Server Power Options55

1.8.1.14 Virtual Server Administrative Options55

1.8.1.15 Virtual Server Networks56

1.8.1.15.1 Configure Virtual Server Network Interface56

1.8.1.15.2 Rebuild Virtual Server Network57

1.8.1.15.3 Set Virtual Server Firewall Rules57

1.8.1.15.4 Virtual Server IP Addresses59

1.8.1.15.5 Display Network Speed for Network Interfaces on Virtual Server Page60

1.8.1.15.6 Edit Virtual Server Network Speed60

1.8.1.15.7 Virtual Server as a Gateway60

1.8.1.16 Virtual Server Disks61

1.8.1.16.1 Add Disks to Virtual Servers62

1.8.1.16.2 Edit Virtual Server Disks63

1.8.1.16.3 Migrate Virtual Server Disks63

1.8.1.16.4 Assign Disk to VS64

1.8.1.16.5 Delete Virtual Server Disks64

1.8.1.17 Virtual Server Backups65

1.8.1.17.1 View Virtual Server Backups69

1.8.1.17.2 Take Virtual Server Backup69

1.8.1.17.3 Take Virtual Server Disk Backup70

1.8.1.17.4 Convert Virtual Server Backup to Template70

1.8.1.17.5 Restore Virtual Server Backup70

1.8.1.17.6 Delete Virtual Server Backup71

1.8.1.17.7 Add Virtual Server Backup Note71

1.8.1.18 Virtual Server Backup Schedules71

1.8.1.18.1 View Virtual Server Backup Schedules71

1.8.1.18.2 Create Virtual Server Backup Schedule72

1.8.1.18.3 Edit Virtual Server Backup Schedule72

1.8.1.18.4 Delete Virtual Server Backup Schedule73

1.8.1.19 Virtual Server Statistics73

1.8.1.19.1 Virtual Server CPU Utilization73

1.8.1.19.2 Virtual Server Billing Statistics74

1.8.1.19.3 Virtual Server Network Interface Statistics74

1.8.1.19.4 Virtual Server Disk IOPS Statistics75

1.8.1.19.5 Accelerated Virtual Server Statistics75

1.8.1.20 Virtual Server Integrated Console75

1.8.1.21 Virtual Server Transactions and Logs76

1.8.1.22 Virtual Server Recipes76

1.8.1.23 Virtual Server Recipe Custom Variables77

1.8.1.24 Virtual Server Service Add-ons77

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1.8.1.25 Manage Suspended Virtual Server78

1.8.2 ISO Virtual Servers80

1.8.2.1 Create ISO Virtual Server82

1.8.2.2 Manage ISO Virtual Servers85

1.8.2.3 ISO Virtual Server Networks88

1.8.2.4 ISO Virtual Server Disks91

1.8.2.5 ISO Virtual Server Statistics92

1.8.2.6 ISO Virtual Server Backups95

1.8.2.7 ISO Virtual Server Backup Schedules96

1.8.3 OVA Virtual Servers98

1.8.3.1 Create OVA Virtual Server100

1.8.3.2 Manage OVA Virtual Servers103

1.8.3.3 OVA Virtual Server Networks105

1.8.3.4 OVA Virtual Server Disks108

1.8.3.5 OVA Virtual Server Statistics110

1.8.3.6 OVA Virtual Server Backups112

1.8.3.7 OVA Virtual Server Backup Schedules113

1.8.4 Smart Servers115

1.8.4.1 View Smart Servers116

1.8.4.2 View Smart Server Details116

1.8.4.3 Create Smart Server117

1.8.4.4 Smart Server Creation Workflow118

1.8.4.5 Rebuild/Build Smart Server Manually119

1.8.4.6 Edit Smart Server120

1.8.4.7 Delete Smart Server120

1.8.4.8 Autoscale Smart Server120

1.8.4.9 Purge Content.121

1.8.4.10 Migrate Smart Server122

1.8.4.11 Smart Server Power Options122

1.8.4.12 Smart Server Administrative Options123

1.8.4.13 Smart Server Networks123

1.8.4.13.1 Configure Smart Server Network Interfaces123

1.8.4.13.2 Rebuild Smart Server Network124

1.8.4.13.3 Allocate/Remove Smart Server IP Addresses124

1.8.4.13.4 Display Network Speed for Network Interfaces on Smart Server Page124

1.8.4.14 Smart Server Disks124

1.8.4.14.1 Add Disks to Smart Server125

1.8.4.14.2 Edit Smart Server Disks125

1.8.4.14.3 Migrate Smart Server Disks126

1.8.4.14.4 Delete Smart Server Disks126

1.8.4.15 Smart Server Backups126

1.8.4.15.1 View Smart Server Backups127

1.8.4.15.2 Take Smart Server Backup128

1.8.4.15.3 Take Smart Server Disk Backup128

1.8.4.15.4 Convert Smart Server Backup to Template128

1.8.4.15.5 Restore Smart Server Backup129

1.8.4.15.6 Delete Smart Server Backup129

1.8.4.15.7 Edit Smart Server Backup Note129

1.8.4.16 Smart Server Backup Schedules129

1.8.4.16.1 View Smart Server Backup Schedules129

1.8.4.16.2 Create Smart Server Backups Schedule130

1.8.4.16.3 Edit Smart Server Backup Schedule131

1.8.4.16.4 Delete Smart Server Backup Schedule131

1.8.4.17 Smart Server Statistics132

1.8.4.17.1 Smart Server CPU Utilization132

1.8.4.17.2 Smart Server Billing Statistics132

1.8.4.17.3 Smart Server Disk IOPS Statistics133

1.8.4.18 Smart Server Integrated Console133

1.8.4.19 Smart Server Transactions and Logs133

1.8.4.20 Smart Server Recipes134

1.8.4.21 Smart Server Recipe Custom Variables134

1.8.4.22 Smart Server Billing134

1.8.5 Baremetal Servers135

1.8.5.1 View the List of Baremetal Servers135

1.8.5.2 View Baremetal Server Details135

1.8.5.3 Create Baremetal Server135

1.8.5.4 Baremetal Server Creation Workflow137

1.8.5.5 Edit Baremetal Server138

1.8.5.6 Delete Baremetal Server139

1.8.5.7 Manage Baremetal Server Recipes139

1.8.5.8 Manage Baremetal Server Recipe Custom Variables139

1.8.5.9 Baremetal Server Billing140

1.8.5.10 Baremetal Server Recovery Mode140

1.8.6 Application Servers140

1.8.6.1 View Application Servers141

1.8.6.2 View Application Server Details142

1.8.6.3 Create Application Server143

1.8.6.4 Edit Application Server145

1.8.6.5 Rebuild/Build Application Server Manually145

1.8.6.6 Migrate Application Server145

1.8.6.7 Autoscale Application Server145

1.8.6.8 Set VIP Status for Application Server146

1.8.6.9 Segregate Application Server146

1.8.6.10 Delete Application Server146

1.8.6.11 Application Server Power Options147

1.8.6.12 Application Server Administrative Options147

1.8.6.13 Application Server Networks148

1.8.6.13.1 Configure Application Server Network Interface148

1.8.6.13.2 Rebuild Application Server Network149

1.8.6.13.3 Set Application Server Firewall Rules149

1.8.6.13.4 Application Server IP Addresses150

1.8.6.13.5 Display Network Speed for Network Interfaces on Application Server Page150

1.8.6.13.6 Edit Application Server Network Speed150

1.8.6.14 Application Server Disks151

1.8.6.14.1 Add Disks to Application Servers151

1.8.6.14.2 Edit Application Server Disks152

1.8.6.14.3 Migrate Application Server Disks152

1.8.6.14.4 Delete Application Server Disks153

1.8.6.15 Application Server Backups153

1.8.6.15.1 View Application Server Backups154

1.8.6.15.2 Take Application Server Backup155

1.8.6.15.3 Take Application Server Disk Backup155

1.8.6.15.4 Restore Application Server Backup156

1.8.6.15.5 Delete Application Server Backup156

1.8.6.15.6 Add Application Server Backup Note156

1.8.6.16 Application Server Backup Schedules156

1.8.6.16.1 View Application Server Backup Schedules156

1.8.6.16.2 Create Application Server Backup Schedule157

1.8.6.16.3 Edit Application Server Backup Schedule158

1.8.6.16.4 Delete Application Server Backup Schedule158

1.8.6.17 Application Server Statistics159

1.8.6.17.1 Application Server CPU Utilization159

1.8.6.17.2 Application Server Billing Statistics159

1.8.6.17.3 Application Server Network Interface Statistics160

1.8.6.17.4 Application Server Disk IOPS Statistics160

1.8.6.18 Application Server Transactions and Logs160

1.8.6.19 Application Server Billing161

1.8.7 Container Servers161

1.8.7.1 View Container Servers162

1.8.7.2 View Container Server Details162

1.8.7.3 Create Container Server163

1.8.7.4 Edit Container Server166

1.8.7.5 Container Server Cloud Config166

1.8.7.6 Container Server Billing167

1.8.7.7 Rebuild/Build Container Server Manually168

1.8.7.8 Migrate Container Server168

1.8.7.9 Set VIP Status for Container Server168

1.8.7.10 Segregate Container Server168

1.8.7.11 Delete Container Server169

1.8.7.12 Container Server Power Options169

1.8.7.13 Container Server Administrative Options169

1.8.7.14 Container Server Backups170

1.8.7.15 Container Server Backup Schedules171

1.8.7.16 Container Server Networks173

1.8.7.16.1 Configure Container Server Network Interface173

1.8.7.16.2 Rebuild Container Server Network173

1.8.7.16.3 Set Container Server Firewall Rules174

1.8.7.16.4 Container Server IP Addresses176

1.8.7.16.5 Display Network Speed for Network Interfaces on Container Server Page177

1.8.7.16.6 Edit Container Server Network Speed177

1.8.7.17 Container Server Disks177

1.8.7.17.1 Add Disks to Container Servers177

1.8.7.17.2 Edit Container Server Disks178

1.8.7.17.3 Migrate Container Server Disks178

1.8.7.17.4 Delete Container Server Disks179

1.8.7.18 Container Server Statistics179

1.8.7.18.1 Container Server CPU Utilization179

1.8.7.18.2 Container Server Billing Statistics180

1.8.7.18.3 Container Server Network Interface Statistics180

1.8.7.18.4 Container Server Disk IOPS Statistics180

1.8.7.19 Container Server Integrated Console181

1.8.7.20 Container Server Transactions and Logs181

1.8.7.21 Container Server Recipes182

1.8.7.22 Container Server Recipe Custom Variables182

1.8.8 Load Balancers183

1.8.8.1 View Load Balancers183

1.8.8.2 Create Load Balancer Cluster184

1.8.8.3 Create Autoscaling Cluster185

1.8.8.4 Edit Load Balancer186

1.8.8.5 Delete Load Balancer187

1.8.8.6 View Load Balancer Billing Statistics187

1.8.8.7 View Load Balancer Autoscaling Monitors187

1.8.9 Compute Resources188

1.8.9.1 Compute Resource Matrix189

1.8.9.2 CloudBoot Compute Resources191

1.8.9.3 VMware Compute Resources192

1.8.9.4 View Compute Resources192

1.8.9.5 View Compute Resource Details.192

1.8.9.6 Edit Compute Resource Details193

1.8.9.7 Reboot Compute Resource193

1.8.10 Assets195

1.9 Applications195

1.9.1 The List of Available Applications195

1.9.2 View Applications200

1.9.3 Create Application200

1.9.4 Delete Application203

1.9.5 Application Backups203

1.9.5.1 View Application Backups203

1.9.5.2 Create Application Backup203

1.9.5.3 Restore Application Backup204

1.9.5.4 Delete Application Backup204

1.9.6 Manage FTP Users204

1.9.7 Manage Domains205

1.9.8 Manage Databases206

1.9.9 System Application Settings209

1.9.10 Manage Email Accounts210

1.9.11 Manage Services211

1.10 Blueprints211

1.11 SolidFire Integration212

1.12 Integrated Storage213

1.13 Service Add-ons214

1.13.1 Manage Service Add-ons216

1.13.2 Manage Service Add-on Store220

1.14 Templates221

1.14.1 Manage Templates225

1.14.1.1 View Template Details225

1.14.1.2 Edit Template Details225

1.14.1.3 Delete System Templates226

1.14.1.4 Install/Update Templates226

1.14.1.5 Create Custom Templates227

1.14.1.6 Edit Custom Templates228

1.14.1.7 Delete Custom Templates228

1.14.1.8 Make Templates Public228

1.14.1.9 Allow Users to Make Templates Public228

1.14.1.10 Manage Template Recipes228

1.14.1.11 Manage Template Recipe Custom Variables229

1.14.2 Template Software Licenses229

1.14.2.1 KMS Licensing230

1.14.2.2 MAK Licensing230

1.14.3 Template Store230

1.14.4 My Template Groups231

1.15 ISOs233

1.15.1 View ISOs233

1.15.2 Boot from ISO233

1.15.3 Upload ISOs235

1.15.4 Edit ISOs236

1.15.5 Delete ISOs236

1.16 OVAs236

1.16.1 View OVAs237

1.16.2 Upload OVAs238

1.16.3 Edit OVAs239

1.16.4 Using OVA on Cloudboot Backup Server239

1.16.5 Delete OVAs240

1.17 Recipes240

1.17.1 View List of All Recipes242

1.17.2 View Recipe Details242

1.17.3 View the List of Assigned Servers243

1.17.4 Create Recipe243

1.17.5 Assign Recipe to Multiple Servers244

1.17.6 Edit Recipe245

1.17.7 Edit Recipe Step245

1.17.8 Delete Recipe246

1.17.9 Recipe Permissions246

1.17.10 Recipe Groups247

1.17.11 Recipe Use Examples248

1.17.12 Control Panel Recipes Settings.251

1.18 AWS252

1.18.1 Enable/disable AWS252

1.18.2 Manage EC2 Instances253

1.18.3 Launch New EC2255

1.19 Users257

1.19.1 User Accounts257

1.19.1.1 View Users257

1.19.1.2 View User Account Details258

1.19.1.3 User Payments260

1.19.1.4 User Billing Statistics260

1.19.1.5 User Whitelist IPs261

1.19.1.6 Log in as User261

1.19.1.7 Create User261

1.19.1.8 User Additional Fields262

1.19.1.9 Edit User262

1.19.1.10 Add SSH Key263

1.19.1.11 Delete User263

1.19.1.12 Suspend and Activate Users264

1.19.1.13 View User Backups264

1.19.1.14 Unlock User264

1.19.2 Drop Session264

1.19.2.1 Drop Own Sessions264

1.19.3 Users with Config Problems265

1.20 Groups265

1.20.1 View User Group265

1.20.2 Create User Group265

1.20.3 Edit User Group266

1.20.4 Assign New User to Group266

1.20.5 Change User Group for User266

1.20.6 Delete User Group266

1.21 Roles266

1.21.1 Create New Role266

1.21.2 Edit Role267

1.21.3 Delete Role267

1.21.4 Clone Role267

1.21.5 Transaction Approvals267

1.22 Restrictions Sets270

1.22.1 Configure Reseller Role271

1.22.2 Create Restrictions Sets272

1.22.3 List of Restrictions Resources272

1.22.4 Edit Restrictions Sets275

1.22.5 Delete Restrictions Sets275

1.23 Buckets275

1.23.1 Create and Manage Buckets276

1.23.2 Create User Billing Plan279

1.23.3 Configure Resource Allocation And Prices279

1.23.4 User Billing Plan Configuration Workflow286

1.23.5 Billing Calculation286

1.23.6 Assign Users to Billing Plan294

1.23.7 Edit User Billing Plan294

1.23.8 Copy User Billing Plan294

1.23.9 Delete User Billing Plan294

1.23.10 Create and Manage Payments294

1.24 Instance Packages296

1.24.1 View Instance Packages296

1.24.2 Set up Instance Packages for Cloud296

1.24.3 Billing for Instance Packages299

1.24.4 Edit Instance Package301

1.24.5 Delete Instance Package301

1.25 Compute Resource Settings301

1.25.1 Compute Resource Settings.301

1.25.1.1 View Compute Resource Details302

1.25.1.2 Create Compute Resource303

1.25.1.3 Create CloudBoot Compute Resource304

1.25.1.4 Manage CloudBoot Compute Resource Devices307

1.25.1.5 Edit Xen/KVM Compute Resource308

1.25.1.6 Edit CloudBoot Compute Resource308

1.25.1.7 Edit Baremetal CloudBoot Compute Resource310

1.25.1.8 Edit Smart CloudBoot Compute Resource310

1.25.1.9 Delete Compute Resource311

1.25.1.10 Manage Compute Resource Data Stores311

1.25.1.11 Manage Compute Resource Networks312

1.25.1.12 Maintenance Mode for Xen/KVM Compute Resources312

1.25.1.13 Compute Resource Extended CPU Flags313

1.25.2 Compute Zones Settings315

1.25.2.1 View Compute Zones315

1.25.2.2 View Compute Zone Details316

1.25.2.3 Create Compute Zone316

1.25.2.4 Add Compute Resource to Compute Zone318

1.25.2.5 Remove Compute Resource from Compute Zone319

1.25.2.6 Delete Compute Zone319

1.25.2.7 Edit Compute Zone319

1.25.2.8 Manage Compute Zone Data Stores321

1.25.2.9 Manage Compute Zone Networks321

1.25.2.10 Manage Compute Zone Recipes321

1.25.2.11 Manage Compute Zone Backup Servers322

1.25.2.12 Manage Extended CPU Flags for Compute Zone323

1.26 Storage Settings324

1.26.1 Data Store Zones Settings324

1.26.1.1 View Data Store Zones325

1.26.1.2 View Data Store Zone Details325

1.26.1.3 Create Data Store Zone325

1.26.1.4 Create Solidfire Data Store Zone325

1.26.1.5 Edit Data Store Zone326

1.26.1.6 Attach Data Stores to Data Store Zone326

1.26.1.7 Remove Data Stores From Data Store Zone326

1.26.1.8 Delete Data Store Zone326

1.26.2 Data Stores Settings326

1.26.2.1 View Data Stores327

1.26.2.2 Create LVM Data Store327

1.26.2.3 Create SolidFire Data Store328

1.26.2.4 Edit Data Store329

1.26.2.5 Delete Data Store329

1.26.2.6 Edit Data Store IO Limits329

1.26.3 Disks Settings330

1.26.3.1 View Disks330

1.26.3.2 Enable Disk Auto-backups331

1.26.3.3 Backup Disks331

1.26.3.4 Migrate Disks.331

1.26.3.5 View Disk IOPS331

1.26.3.6 Edit Disk IO Limits332

1.26.3.7 Schedule Disks for Backups332

1.26.3.8 Delete Disks332

1.27 Location Groups333

1.27.1 Add Location Groups333

1.27.2 View Location Groups333

1.27.3 Edit Location Groups333

1.27.4 Assign Zones to Location Groups334

1.27.5 Unassign Zones from Location Groups334

1.28 Backup Settings334

1.28.1 Auto-backup Presets Settings334

1.28.2 Backup Servers Settings335

1.28.2.1 Create Backup Server336

1.28.2.2 Edit Backup Server337

1.28.2.3 Backup Server Balancing337

1.28.2.4 Manage Backups For Backup Server338

1.28.2.5 Delete Backup Server338

1.28.3 Backup Server Zones Settings338

1.28.3.1 View Backup Server Zone Details338

1.28.3.2 Create Backup Server Zone338

1.28.3.3 Edit Backup Server Zone339

1.28.3.4 Add Backup Server to Backup Server Zone339

1.28.3.5 Remove Backup Server From Backup Server Zone339

1.28.3.6 Delete Backup Server Zone339

1.28.4 Schedules Settings339

1.28.4.1 View Schedules339

1.28.4.2 Edit Schedules340

1.28.4.3 Delete Schedules340

1.29 Network Settings340

1.29.1 Network Zones Settings340

1.29.1.1 Create Network Zone341

1.29.1.2 View Network Zone341

1.29.1.3 View Network Zone Details341

1.29.1.4 Edit Network Zone341

1.29.1.5 Add Networks to Network Zone342

1.29.1.6 Remove Networks From Network Zone342

1.29.1.7 Delete Network Zone342

1.29.2 Firewalls342

1.29.2.1 View/Edit/Delete Firewalls342

1.29.2.2 Create firewall342

1.29.3 Resolvers Settings343

1.29.3.1 View Resolvers343

1.29.3.2 Create Resolver343

1.29.3.3 Edit Resolver343

1.29.3.4 Delete Resolver343

1.29.4 Network Settings.343

1.29.4.1 Create and Manage Networks344

1.29.4.2 Assign/Unassign IP Address to User345

1.29.4.3 Create and Manage IP Nets346

1.29.4.4 Create and Manage IP Ranges347

1.30 OnApp Configuration348

1.30.1 Authentication348

1.30.1.1 OAuth349

1.30.1.2 SAML Authentication351

1.30.1.2.1 Add New ID Provider352

1.30.1.2.2 Attributes Mapping Configuration354

1.30.1.2.3 Manage Identity Providers356

1.30.1.2.4 SAML Troubleshouting356

1.30.2 License356

1.30.3 Configuration Settings358

1.30.3.1 Edit System Configuration358

1.30.3.2 Edit Backups/Templates Configuration361

1.30.3.3 Edit Interface Configuration362

1.30.3.4 Edit Defaults Configuration363

1.30.3.5 Edit Infrastructure Configuration364

1.30.4 Control Panel Recipes Settings365

1.31 Notifications Setup366

1.31.1 Manage Notifications370

1.32 Permissions List374

1.32.1 List of all OnApp Permissions374

1.32.2 List of Default Permissions for Admin Role397

1.32.3 List of Default Permissions for User Role402

1.33 Tools405

1.33.1 Logs405

1.33.2 Sysadmin407

1.33.3 Alerts411

1.33.4 Failover Processes412

1.34 Statistics412

1.34.1 Usage Trends412

1.34.2 Cloud Usage414

1.34.3 Top IOPS disks414

1.35 Localization and Customization414

1.35.1 Languages414

1.35.1.1 Add Custom Languages414

1.35.1.2 Enable Custom Language for Specific User415

1.35.2 Currencies415

1.35.2.1 Create currency415

1.35.2.2 Edit Currency416

1.35.2.3 Delete Currency416

1.35.3 Localization and Customization Search416

1.35.4 Look & Feel417

1.35.5 Service Insertion Framework Configuration418

1.36 Miscellaneous420

1.36.1 Reset Control Panel Administrator Password420

1.36.2 Add IPs in Windows Environment421

1.36.3 Create New Linux/Windows Templates421

1.36.4 Transaction Server421

1.36.5 Failover Configuration421

1.36.6 Calculate Billing Statistics for the Missing Period424

1.36.7 Advanced Configuration Settings424

1.36.8 Track Daemon Process Activity428

1.36.9 Virtual Server Provisioning428

1.36.10 Add Google Map API Key429

1.37 High Availability Control Panel429

1.37.1 Manage Hosts430

1.37.2 Manage Communication431

1.37.3 Manage Clusters432

1.37.4 Disable High Availability434

1.38 Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)434

1.39 SSL Certificates436

1.40 Help437

OnApp 5.6 Administration Guide

This guide provides an overview of OnApp's cloud deployment and management software, and explains in detail how to configure and manage your cloud using the OnApp Control Panel interface.

Key to interface and icons

This guide refers to various elements of the OnApp interface, including Menu items, Tabs, Icons and Buttons. These are illustrated below. The specific functions available depend on the permissions assigned to the user currently logged in.

This guide is aimed at Administrators and Users with limited permissions will not be able to access all functionality, or may be denied access to functions they can see.

The following icons are referred to in this guide:

Document Revisions

OnApp 5.6

Added

Added Manage Suspended Virtual Server section

Updated

Updated the Billing Plans chapter: it has been renamed to Buckets and now includes the information on the new buckets functionality. Updated Service Add-ons, Virtual Server Service Add-ons, Manage Service Add-on Store, Templates and Template Store sections: added information on new billing for templates and service add-ons, setting prices for individual templates and service add-ons has been moved to buckets.

Updated OVA Virtual Servers, View Virtual Server Details, View Smart Server Details, View Baremetal Server Details, View Application Server Details, View Load Balancers and View Container Server Details sections: changed the Price per hour parameter to Estimated price per hour.

Updated Smart Server Billing, Baremetal Server Billing, Container Server Billing and Application Server Billing sections: added information on billing these servers using buckets.

Updated User Billing Statistics: added information on the Free amount and Total Cost with Discount parameters.

Updated View Load Balancer Billing Statistics, Container Server Billing Statistics, Application Server Billing Statistics, Smart Server Billing Statistics, ISO Virtual Server Statistics, OVA Virtual Server Statistics and Virtual Server Billing Statistics sections: added information to the note on price calculation.

Updated License section: added information on the Isolated Licensing model.

Updated Add New ID Provider and Attributes Mapping Configuration sections: added new keys for attributes mapping. Updated Edit CloudBoot Compute Resource and Edit Smart CloudBoot Compute Resource sections: added the Storage VLAN parameter.

Updated Create Compute Zone and Edit Compute Zone sections: added ability to apply custom config when a compute zone is booted. Updated User Profile and View User Account Details sections: updated the description of the Total cost parameter, added Total cost with discount and Discount due to free parameters.

Updated migration_rate_limit and simultaneous_migrations_per_hypervisor parameters in the Edit Defaults Configuration section. Updated the Edit Virtual Server and View Virtual Server Details sections: removed the note on the delay between resizing a VS and the change of its pricing.

Updated OVAs section: added information on increasing upload size.

Added information that a compute zone custom config is applied before a CloudBoot compute resource custom config to the following docs:

Edit Xen/KVM Compute Resource Edit CloudBoot Compute Resource

Edit Baremetal CloudBoot Compute Resource Edit Smart CloudBoot Compute Resource

Added information on the Target ID in Logs to the following docs: Logs

View Compute Resource Details

Replaced Hostname parameter with FQDN parameter on VS overview page in the following docs: View Virtual Server Details

OVA Virtual Servers

View Smart Servers Details View Baremetal Server Details View Application Server Details View Container Server Details

Index

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O P R S T U V W X Y Z

A

Access Control Administrator Password

Add IPs in Windows Environment Advanced Configuration Settings Alerts

Appliances Application Servers

Application Server Administrative Options

Autoscale Application Server Application Server Backups Application Server Backup Schedules Application Server Billing

Create Application Server Delete Application Server Application Server Disks Edit Application Server Migrate Application Server

Application Server Power Options Rebuild/Build Application Server Manually Segregate Application Server

Set VIP Status for Application Server Application Server Statistics

Application Server Transactions and Logs View Application Servers

View Application Server Details Applications

Application Backups Create Application Delete Application Manage Domains Manage FTP Users Manage Databases Manage Email Accounts Manage Services

System Application Settings View Applications

API and Integrations API Key

Approvals Architecture Assets Authentication

OAuth

SAML Authentication Add New ID Provider

Auto-Backup Presets Settings AWS

B

Background Task Daemon Backup Servers Settings

Create Backup Server Delete Backup Server Edit Backup Server

View Virtual Server Backups Backup Server Balancing

Backup Server Zone

Add Backup Server to Backup Server Zone Create Backup Server Zone

Delete Backup Server Zone Edit Backup Server Zone

Remove Backup Server From Backup Server Zone View Backup Server Zone Details

Billing Calculation Blueprints Buckets

Access Control

Assign Users to Bucket Assign User Groups to Bucket Billing Calculation

Create Bucket Copy Bucket Delete Bucket Edit Bucket Payments Rate Card

Resource Allocation And Prices

C

CloudBoot IPs Cloud Locations Cloud Search Tool Compute Resources

Baremetal Servers

CloudBoot Compute Resources Create CloudBoot Compute Resource Create Compute Resource

Delete Compute Resource

Edit Xen/KVM Compute Resource

Location Groups

Reboot Compute Resource Compute Resource Settings Smart Servers

View Compute Resources Compute Zones Settings

View Compute Zones

View Compute Zone Details Create Compute Zone

Edit Compute Zone Delete Compute Zone

Add Compute Resource to Compute Zone Remove Compute Resource from Compute Zone Manage Compute Zone Data Stores

Manage Compute Zone Networks Manage Compute Zone Recipes Manage Compute Zone Backup Servers

Container Servers Create Virtual Server

Compute Resource Extended CPU Flags CPU Utilization

Configuration Settings

Edit Backups/Templates Configuration Edit Defaults Configuration

Edit Interface Configuration Edit System Configuration

Customization and Localization

D

Dashboard

Data Stores Settings

Delete Data Store Edit Data Store

Create LVM Data Store Create SolidFire Data Store View Data Stores

Edit Data Store IO Limits Data Store Zones Settings

Attach Data Stores to Data Store Zone Create Data Store Zone

Delete Data Store Zone

View Data Store Zone Details Delete Data Store Zone

Remove Data Stores From Data Store Zone Delete Data Store Zone

Disks Settings

Delete Disks Disk IO Limits Backup Disks Migrate Disks View Disk IOPS

Schedule Disks for Backups Document Conventions

Disaster Recovery as a Service (DRaaS)

E

Error Collector Edit Data Store

F

Failover Configuration Failover Processes Firewall

Delete Firewalls Edit Firewalls View Firewalls

G H

Hardware & Software Requirements

I

Instance Packages Billing

Delete Instance Package Edit Instance Package

Set up Instance Packages for Cloud View Instance Packages

Integrated Storage IP Nets

IP Ranges Isolated License ISOs

Boot from ISO Delete ISOs Edit ISOs View ISOs Boot from ISO

ISO Virtual Servers

Create ISO Virtual Server Manage ISO Virtual Servers ISO Virtual Server Networks ISO Virtual Server Disks ISO Virtual Server Statistics ISO Virtual Server Backups

ISO Virtual Server Backup Schedules Manage ISO Virtual Servers

J K

L

Languages

Enable Custom Language for Specific User License

Isolated License Load Balancers

Create Load Balancer Cluster Create Autoscaling Cluster

Location Groups

Localization and Customization

Localization and Customization Search

Logs

Look & Feel

M

Maintenance Mode for Xen/KVM Compute Resources

N

Network Settings

Network Zones Settings

Add Networks to Network Zone Create Network Zone

Delete Network Zone

View Network Zone Details Delete Network Zone

Remove Networks From Network Zone Delete Network Zone

Notifications Setup

O

OnApp Dashboard OVAs

View OVAs Upload OVAs Edit OVAs Delete OVAs

OVA Virtual Servers

OVA Virtual Server Backups

OVA Virtual Server Backup Schedules Manage OVA Virtual Servers

P

Payments

Q R

Rate Card Recipes

View List of All Recipes Create Recipe

Delete Recipe Edit Recipe

Edit Recipe Step

Control Panel Recipes Settings Resolvers Settings

Create Resolver Delete Resolver Edit Resolver View Resolvers

Roles

Create New Role Edit Role

Delete Role Clone Role

Configure Reseller Role

List of Restrictions Resources

Restrictions Sets

Create Restrictions Sets Edit Restrictions Sets Delete Restrictions Sets

Running Processes

S

SAML Authentication Schedules Settings

View Schedules

Delete Schedules Search Tool Application Servers

Backup Servers Settings Baremetal Servers

ISO Virtual Servers Smart Servers

Migrate Smart Server Migrate Smart Server Disks

Convert Smart Server Backup to Template Transaction Server

Virtual Servers Service Add-ons

Manage Service Add-on Store Virtual Server Service Add-ons

Service Insertion Framework Configuration Service Insertion Framework Groups Service Insertion Framework Pages System Configuration

SolidFire Integration SSL Certificates Statistics

Cloud Usage

Usage Trends Suspended Virtual Server Sysadmin

T

Templates

View Template Details Edit Template Details Delete System Templates Create Custom Templates Make Templates Public My Template Groups Install/Update Templates

Template Store Template Recipes

Template Software Licenses Transaction Approvals Transactions and Logs

U

Unicast Mode Users

User Accounts

Suspend and Activate Users User Additional Fields Create User

Delete User Drop Session Edit User Groups

Log in as User User Payments Add SSH Key

Suspend and Activate Users View User Backups

User Whitelist IPs

Users with Config Problems User Profile

V

Virtual Servers

Autoscale Virtual Server

Convert Virtual Server Backup to Template Rebuild/Build Virtual Server Manually Create Virtual Server

Delete Virtual Server Edit Virtual Server

Virtual Server Integrated Console Virtual Server Recipe Custom Variables Virtual Server Networks

Virtual Server Power Options Virtual Server Recipes Migrate Virtual Server Migrate Virtual Server Disks Assign Disk to VS

Create Virtual Server

Rebuild/Build Virtual Server Manually View Virtual Servers

View Virtual Server Details Segregate Virtual Server

Set VIP Status for Virtual Server Virtual Server Billing Statistics

Virtual Server Transactions and Logs Virtual Server as a Gateway Suspended Virtual Server

W X

Y

Yubikey

Z

Zabbix

Zombie Data Stores Zombie Disks Zombie Domains Zombie Transactions

Zombie Virtual Servers Zone Types

What's New in OnApp Cloud 5.6

The OnApp Cloud 5.6 release contains the following changes and new features:

Buckets

Implemented the Buckets functionality to merge user and company billing plans into one logical unit: Added Access Controls to manage resources allocation

Added Rate Card to manage free limits and pricing

Removed master bucket and master template for compute/data store/network zones Moved prices from the Service Add-ons Store page to the Buckets

Moved prices from the Templates Store page to the Buckets section.

WCAG AA and AAA Compliancy

OnApp 5.6 makes content more accessible to a wider audience by complying with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 AA and AAA (highest) levels of conformance.

Attributes Mapping Configuration

The current release provides a possibility to add new attributes to users who access OnApp using SAML authentication. The Identity Providers can import users with a wider set of properties, including the bucket, localization, system theme, auto-suspending options and much more.

Isolated Licensing Model

OnApp 5.6 introduces a new licensing model that is designed for use in an isolated environment. The Isolated License is applicable to a Control Panel that is run in a secure environment that allows no external access from the public Internet.

Custom Config for Compute Zones

Added possibility for you to provide custom configuration while creating Virtual, Smart and Baremetal compute zones.

Documentation Changes

CDN administration information now resides within the CDN Administration Guide

vCD administration information now resides within the vCloud Director Administration Guide

Document Conventions

The following document conventions are used in this guide.

Bold

Label or button names in the Control Panel, often clickable. For example:

On the VS's screen, click the Tools button, then select Delete Virtual Server.

Italics

Parameters and field labels in the UI. For example:

Password - set password for remote Vyatta management.

code block

Source code. For example:

alter if not: eth0 = public interface

eth1 = CP Communication interface

eth2 = VLAN communication interface

In some cases, code examples can be preformatted. For example: Run the following commands:

echo "cp

/etc/vmware/firewall/vnc.xml" >> /etc/rc.local

echo "localcli network firewall refresh" >>

/etc/rc.local

echo "esxcli network firewall refresh" >>

/etc/rc.local

A menu selection

For example:

Go to Settings -> Networks -> Add New Network

We use the following formatting elements to draw your attention to certain pieces of information: Info

An info message emphasizes or explains the information within the chapter.

(Clicking the OFF button performs graceful shutdown and then powers off the VS after the timeout set in the Configuration settings.)

Note

A Note message contains information essential for the task completion.

(The maximum length of a Mount Point is 256 characters.)

Warning

A warning message informs you of something you should not do or be cautious.

(You won't be able to restore a VS after deleting it.)

OnApp Cloud Overview

OnApp Cloud software enables service providers to turn their existing infrastructure (or any commodity hardware) into a single pool of resources - "a cloud" which can then be sold to end users on a utility basis. It's a complete cloud deployment and management platform that's designed to make it easy for service providers to sell a wide range of cloud services.

OnApp Cloud can also be used by enterprise IT departments and MSPs to deliver cloud services to end users. For more information, see http://on app.com/platform/.

OnApp UI complies with Web Content Accessibility Guidelines (WCAG) 2.0 AA and AAA (highest) levels of conformance to make content more accessible to a wider audience.

This guide explains how to configure and use OnApp Cloud through the OnApp Control Panel management user interface. Depending on your OnApp Cloud license type (free or full), and how your cloud is configured, you can use the Control Panel to set up your own distributed SAN and

DNS services, using OnApp's companion products and OnApp Storage. All of these functions are covered in this guide.

Main Components & Features

OnApp Cloud handles cloud deployment, VS deployment, VS management & resource allocation, Compute resource and SAN management, failover, user management, billing, self-provisioning, CDN and DNS, and other associated functions. Here's a brief description of the main components and features of the OnApp installation.

Servers

There are two required server types in an OnApp configuration Compute resource servers and the Control Panel server. OnApp also requires storage devices for templates, virtual servers, and backups.

Control Panel server

The Control Panel server hosts the OnApp user interface and manages all the processes controlled by OnApp. The Control Panel server:

Provides a web-based user interface

Assigns a virtual server to a Compute resource Creates/starts/stops/deletes virtual servers Resizes CPU and storage

Manages virtual servers through a console session Creates backups of virtual servers

Allows virtual servers to be restored from a backup

Allows the creation of custom templates from virtual server backups, for future deployment of new virtual servers Displays your CPU usage and network utilization

Compute resources

Compute resources are Xen, KVM, or VMware ESXi/vSphere 5.0 -powered servers running on bare metal, with CentOS Linux as the management operating system.This ensures highly efficient use of available hardware and complete isolation of virtual server processes. The management OS controls virtual servers as well as handling network/disk connectivity, monitoring, IP address anti-spoofing and more.

Compute resources:

Provide system resources such as CPU, memory, and network

Control the virtual differentiation of entities such as virtual servers and application data being delivered to cloud-hosted applications Take care of secure virtualization and channeling of storage, data communications and server processing

Can be located at different geographical zones Can have different CPU and RAM

Can be of Virtual, Baremetal, Smart and VPC types. The VPC type indicates the vCloud Director compute resources Can be associated with the data stores, networks and backup servers of the same type

OnApp Cloud supports the following Compute resource virtualization platforms: Xen - OnApp supports Xen 3 and Xen 4

KVM

VMware vCloud Director

VMware Compute resources operate in a slightly different way. With Xen/KVM OnApp controls Compute resources directly. With VMware, OnApp controls the VMware vCenter. This allows vCenter to control the VSs with the full range of VMware functionality including DRS and vMotion to ensure that the operation is optimal.

CloudBoot Compute resources

CloudBoot functionality is a method of Compute resource installation without the presence of a local disk or other local storage, utilizing the PXE and DHCP servers. To start using CloudBoot, you must have Integrated Storage configured and the CloudBoot enabled in the system configuration first. See CloudBoot Compute Resources section for details. CloudBoot Compute resources are used for smart and baremetal server provisioning.

Virtual Servers

OnApp gives you complete control of your virtual servers (VSs), and all files and processes running on those servers. You can start, stop, reboot and delete virtual servers. You can move VSs between Compute resources with no downtime. OnApp also lets you perform automatic and manual backups, and restore VSs in case of failure.

When creating a virtual server, you can choose a Compute resource server with data store attached if you wish. If not, the system will search for Compute resources available that have sufficient RAM and storage for that virtual server, and choose the one with the lowest (but sufficient) amount of RAM available.

You can monitor the CPU usage of each virtual server and the network utilization of each network interface. This helps you decide if and when to change the resources available to each VS. OnApp also provides detailed logs of all tasks which are running, pending, have failed or have been completed.

Smart Servers

Smart servers are dedicated entities based on CloudBoot Compute resources with passthrough enabled. Smart servers are created and managed exactly the same as virtual servers, except only one smart server can be deployed per Compute resource. Smart servers can be organized into zones to create different tiers of service - for example, by setting up different zones for smart appliances, with limits and prices specified per zone. Smart appliance zones can also be used to create private clouds for specific users.

Baremetal Servers

Baremetal servers are physical servers that reside directly on the hardware without the virtualization layer. Namely, a baremetal server is a Compute resource that runs on the OS installed. Baremetal Compute resources cannot have more than one baremetal server located on it.

Storage devices

For VS template and backup storage we recommend that you set up a separate server with SSH (preferred) or NFS (for high end NAS). However, in a CloudBoot environment or for a small scale installation you can use the Control Panel server to host the templates and backups.

You will also need a storage platform for virtual server disk storage. OnApp provides an integrated storage platform that enables you to expose local storage drives across Compute resources as a distributed block SAN with full redundancy and failover properties. Additionally, you can use any block based storage platform, such as local disks in Compute resources, an Ethernet SAN such as iSCSI or AoE, or hardware (fiber) SAN. Storage Area Networks are core segments of the cloud system, and OnApp can control their physical and virtual routing. This control enables seamless SAN failover management, including SAN testing, emergency migration and data backup.

Networks

With OnApp you can create complex networks between virtual servers residing on a single host, or across multiple installations of OnApp. You can configure each virtual server with one or more virtual NICs, each with its own IP and MAC address, to make them act like physical servers. OnApp ensures that each customer has their own dedicated virtual network, isolated and secure. They can only see their traffic, even if they share the same physical server as another customer. OnApp enables you to modify network configurations without changing actual cabling and switch setups. Networks in OnApp can be of Virtual, Baremetal, Smart, and VPC types and can be associated with compute resources and compute zones of the same type. The VPC type indicates the vCloud Director networks.

Templates

An OnApp template is a pre-configured OS image that is used to build virtual servers. There are two types of templates for virtual server deployment in OnApp: downloadable templates provided by OnApp, and custom templates you create from existing virtual servers. The OnApp template library includes a wide range of VS templates for various distributions of Windows and Linux, both 32- and 64-bit.

(At present OnApp does not support VSs/templates with Active Directory Domain Controllers.)

Scalability

OnApp is a highly scalable cloud deployment and management tool that allows you to add and remove Compute resources, data stores and resources at any time to meet your changing needs. You can add more CPUs and memory to a specific virtual server to increase its capacity, and increase the total available RAM and CPU by adding new Compute resources.

High availability

OnApp provides high reliability and availability in a number of ways:

Compute resource failover management system If a Compute resource fails, OnApp's self-healing architecture automatically moves virtual servers to another box. Compute resources regularly update the control panel with their status. If they do not return valid data for a period of time, they are marked as offline, and an appropriate new Compute resource is selected for a virtual server to boot there. This process is fully automatic but may take several minutes. When the crashed Compute resource comes online, it will be again available, but virtual servers previously migrated from it will not be migrated back.

Virtual servers OnApp keeps virtual servers running even if the Control Panel server goes offline. In such an event, you won't be able to perform any actions to virtual servers until access to the Control Panel server has been restored.

Backup mechanisms There is storage security provided by the backup mechanisms on both virtual and physical storage. Both automatic and manual backups provide the ability to capture the current state of a virtual server. You can always restore the virtual server from a backup if needed. There are also emergency mySQL backups as part of the disaster recovery system.

High Availability Control Panel OnApp High Availability feature brings new opportunity to deploy more than one Control Panel within one cloud. This allows to improve cloud load balancing, minimize server downtime in case of CP issues and enhance scalability of the whole infrastructure. At this stage OnApp introduces high availability for the following components:

UI

Background services Cloudboot

Load Balancer Redis

Message Queue Database

Security

OnApp provides multiple layers of security:

Compute resource OnApp is a multi-Compute resource cloud system that currently supports Xen, KVM and VMware (Hyper-V and other Compute resources will be added in future releases). The first layer of security is provided by the Compute resource itself. For example, Xen provides full isolation between virtual servers and allows each virtual server to access its own disk only. When a virtual server makes a request for data, it gets redirected to its correct disk. Xen dictates which virtual servers and resources are allowed to run or be accessed at any given time.

Firewall In addition to the Compute resource security mechanism, there is also an anti-spoof firewall which resides on the server where you store virtual servers. The firewall enables the management operating system of the Compute resource to examine packets entering and leaving the virtual server. It blocks packets that do not belong to the virtual server and accepts those meeting the rules. The firewall prevents IP spoofing and packet sniffing.

Control Panel Virtual servers in OnApp are completely controlled by the administrator. Administrators have full root (Linux) or Administrator (Windows) access to accounts and servers. The Control Panel also lets you assign different levels of user access to virtual servers, Compute resources, consoles and disks.

Network Security is provided by completely isolating virtual servers from each other using VLANs. Each customer can be assigned their own VLAN, so using their private IP they can only access addresses within that VLAN. Using a public IP, they can only access those boxes which are manually specified, using the Integrated Console.

API and Integrations

Our comprehensive RESTful xml and JSON API enables full integration of OnApp with third-party applications.

OnApp integrates with popular billing applications like HostBill, Ubersmith and WHMCS, and with PHP applications via a wrapper (integration modules are available from the OnApp website: Downloads).

The API makes integration straightforward for other applications too, including other control panels, CRM, support and billing systems. For a detailed API guide with code samples, see OnApp 5.6 API Guide.

Hardware & Software Requirements

An OnApp installation requires at least two physical machines one for the Control Panel server, and the other for the compute resource server. You can have as many compute resource servers as you need. You will also need storage for your virtual servers (a data store), and we recommend that you set up a separate server for storing backups and templates.

Suggested Specifications

OnApp License

Professional Package

Number of Control Panel (CP) Servers

1

Separate Database Server/Cluster

No

Dedicated Backup Servers

1

Number of Compute Resources (XEN/KVM)

8

Compute Resource Type (Static / Cloudboot)

Cloudboot

CP Server

Processor

2 x 8 Core CPUs

eg. Xeon e5-2640 v3

Memory

32GB RAM

Disks

4 x 100GB SSD

RAID

Configuration

RAID 10

Network Adapters

Dual port 1Gps + Dual Port 10Gbps eg. Intel I350 + X520

Backup Server

Processor

2 x 8 Core CPUs

eg. Intel Xeon e5-2620 v3

Memory

32GB RAM

HDDs

12x2TB SAS

RAID

RAID10

Network Interfaces

Dual port 1Gbp Intel NIC + Dual port 10Gbps Intel NIC

Compute Resource

Processor

2 x 8 Core CPUs

eg. Xeon e5-2640 v3

Memory

256GB

HDDs

8 x 400GB SSD

RAID Controller

PCIe gen3

eg. PERC H730, 1GB cache

RAID

Configuration

JBOD

Network Interfaces

4 x 10Gbps eg.

iSCSI SAN

Type

Optional Dual-Controller Hardware SAN

HDDs

12+ x SSD

RAID

Configuration

RAID10

(2 x High performance switch with: 48 x 10GbE ports, 4 x 40 GbE portsNetwork Hardware)

Storage Hardware Requirements

If you are going to use OnApp Integrated Storage, make sure to meet the following requirements:

Integrated Storage Platform

Local Storage Only

Enterprise SAN

OnApp Integrated Storage can group together any number of drives

minimum 1

centralised Block Storage SAN

across any compute resource. We strongly recommend a minimum of 2

dedicated

(iSCSI, ATA over Ethernet or Fibre

drives per compute resource to enable redundant data store

partition in

Channel) accessible to every

configurations.

each compute

compute resource

At least 1 dedicated NIC assigned per compute resource for the storage

resource

at least 1 dedicated 1GBit/s NIC

network (SAN)

separate disk

assigned per compute resource for

IGMP snooping must be disabled on storage switch for storage network

from the

the SAN

primary OS

multiple NICs bonded or 10GBit/s

drive recomme

ethernet recommended

nded

Hardware Requirements for HA

For information about hardware requirements for HA refer to the Suggested Specifications section of Get Started for Clouds with High Availability guide.

Architecture

OnApp software transforms your server and storage hardware into a virtual network system that employs a Xen Compute resource virtualization architecture to control virtual protocols and security. With this infrastructure in place, OnApp users can host a multitude of secure cloud servers with more fluidity and control. A schematic of the OnApp architecture is shown below.

Network Configurations

There are several supported network configurations:

Cloud Only (Xen & KVM)

Basic Backup Scheme Advanced Backup Scheme

Cloud only Network Diagram (BBS)

Cloud only Network Diagram (ABS)

Cloud & Storage

This allows you to use OnApp Integrated Storage. Data Protection is restricted to Basic Backup Scheme

Cloud and Storage Network Diagram (BBS)

Cloud Only (VMware)

Cloud only Network Diagram (VMware)

Zone Types

(See also:Data Stores SettingsData Store Zones Settings Compute Zones Settings Compute Resource Settings Backup Server Zones Settings Network Zones Settings)Starting from version 5.3, OnApp reinforces the role of the types for compute, data store, network and backup server zones. The following norms apply to existing and new zones and resources:

All individual resources (compute resources, data stores, backup servers and networks) should be assigned to zones. Unassigned resources cannot be used for virtual server creation.

All compute, data store, network and backup server zones have their type which cannot be changed. The zone's type also defines the type of the resources assigned to it. All vCloud Director related resources have the VPC type.

Resources can be moved from one zone to another, but the zones should be of the same type. For example, you can move a data store from a data store zone of the Virtual type to another zone of the Virtual type. However, such a data store cannot be moved to a zone of the VPC type.

Networks, data stores and backup servers can only be assigned to compute zones and compute resources of the same type. For example, a network from the Virtual type network zone can be assigned only to a compute zone of the Virtual type.

Below you can find tables that demonstrate the available zone types depending on the resource type: Compute resources and zones:

Compute Resource Type

Compute Zone Type

Xen

Virtual/Baremetal

KVM

Virtual/Smart

VMware

Virtual

vCloud Director

VPC

Data stores and data store zones:

Data Store Type

Data Store Zone Type

LVM

Virtual/Smart

Integrated Storage

Virtual/Smart

SolidFire

Virtual/Smart

vCloud Director

VPC

VMware

Virtual

Networks and network zones:

Network Type

Network Zone Type

vCloud Director

VPC

Other

Virtual/Smart/Baremetal

Backup servers and backup server zones: backups server zones can have either the Virtual or the Smart type. Any backup server can be added to a zone of either type. Once the backup server is added to a zone of a certain type it can be assigned to a backup server zone, compute resource or compute zone of that type only.

Dashboard

The OnApp dashboard is displayed after logging into the system. You can view resource usage statistics, activity log and summary of the entire cloud.

Statistics

You can choose the time period (24 hours, 7 or 30 days), for which the statistics will be shown. Resource statistics are represented in the form of bars and charts, which show the following:

Resource

Used

Total

Chart

CPU

Total virtual cores assigned to running VSs (may be higher than active cores if overselling)

Total physical cores on all compute resources which are configured in OnApp

Points on the graph show daily peaks of used CPU (in cores)

Memory

Total amount of memory used currently.

Sum total of RAM allocated to VSs + RAM allocated to orphaned VSs

Points on the graph show daily peaks of used memory (in MB)

Storage

Total amount of storage currently used.

Sum total of all VS disks unused capacities + orphan disks capacities

Points on the graph show daily peaks of used storage (in GB)

IOPS /h usage

The amount of input/output requests for the entire cloud (blue part of the bar- data read, dark blue - data written) for the last hour

Points on the graph show the total sum of all hourly statistics for a given day

Baremetal servers

The amount of running baremetal servers in the cloud

The amount of baremetal servers creat ed in the cloud

Points on the graph show daily peaks of amount of created baremetal servers

Smart servers

The amount of running smart servers in the cloud

The amount of smart servers created in the cloud

Points on the graph show daily peaks of amount of created smart servers

Go to your Control Panel's Settings > Configuration > Interface tab > Dashboard Statistics to choose which statistics will be shown on the dashboard.

Ensure that Dashboard permissions are enabled before viewing dashboard statistics. For more information about permissions refer to the Per missions section of this guide.

If there are no baremetal servers or smart servers in the cloud, the statistics on them are not shown. For Integrated Storage the Storage usage is displayed in the following way:

Used - sum of all created vdisks in all Data Stores in the cloud

Total - sum of all disk capacities on Data Stores in the cloud

Your summary

This section shows details of the entire cloud:

For ordinary users, it shows the total number of virtual servers, RAM, data stores, backups and disk space they're using.

For administrators, it shows the total number of virtual servers, compute resources, data stores and backups in the entire cloud.

Activity log

At the bottom of the screen in each case is a record of recent transactions. To view details of a transaction, click its Ref number.

Normal users see recent transactions for their virtual servers. Administrators see recent transactions for the entire cloud.

Additional Navigation

Build in the upper right corner, click the Build button to create new virtual server, application server, load balancer, edge server, storage server or new blueprint.

Click the Arrow button to hide the Control Panel's menu.

Use the Search tool for global search across the cloud.

To hide the infobox on a particular page, click the Close button in the upper-right corner of the infobox. For more infobox settings, refer to Us er Profile section.

API Key

The API Key is used instead of the normal username/password credentials during API operations.

To generate a key for a user, go to the user's profile page at Control Panel > Users > Full Name and click the Generate Key button in the API info section.

To change the key, go to the user's profile page at Control Panel > Users > Full Name and click the Regenerate Key button in the API info secti on.

Login Screen

(See also: Configuration Settings AuthenticationToolsLocalization and Customization User ProfileUsersAppliances)To access your Control Panel, you must first provide a username and password. Optionally, you can set up two factor authentication for your cloud using a Yubikey. Authentication means identifying a user and verifying that this user is allowed to access the OnApp Control Panel.

You can also implement SAML authentication for your cloud so that your users can input their credentials from third-party systems to access OnApp services, without the need to be previously registered in OnApp Cloud. For more information refer to SAML Authentication.

Check the Remember me box to have the CP remember your login details for one month. You will have to enter your login credentials again after you log out or clear your browser cookies.

After two failed attempts at logging into the OnApp account the system will show the number of login attempts that the user has left. After the login attempts limit is exhausted the account will be locked and unlock instructions will be sent to the user's email. You can set the number of login attempts at Control Panel > Settings > Configuration > Defaults by configuring the Lockout attempts parameter.

If you have forgotten your password, press the Forgot your password? link and specify the email to which your reset password instructions will be sent.

Two Factor Authentication

To set up two factor authentication for your cloud you need to perform the following steps:

1. Enable the Use Yubico login option at Dashboard > Settings > Configuration > System tab. For more information on OnApp configuration, refer to the OnApp Configuration chapter.

2. Enable the Use Yubikey option for your user and set your Yubikey at Dashboard

> Users > User name. For more information on user profiles, refer to the User Profile section.

Then you will be prompted to provide your OnApp login and password, and afterwards you will be forwarded to a page where you need to enter your Yubikey:

1. Insert the Yubikey into your computer's USB port. If the Yubikey is connected correctly, its status light will turn green.

2. Click in the Enter your Yubikey field.

3. Press your finger to the gold Yubikey button. A long line of characters will appear in the field. You will be automatically forwarded to your Dashboard page.

User Profile

Click your account name at the top of the Control Panel screen to view tabs with the details of the user account you're currently logged in with. It also includes infobox options and API Key information. Administrators can view details of all account profiles through the Control Panel's Users m enu. For details, refer to the Users chapter.

This chapter contains information on the following tabs that comprise the user profile: Overview

Payments

Bucket White List Backups

Service Insertion Framework

Overview

This tab contains information on the user's login, user roles, bucket, prices and other.

Profile

User Details

These are the settings which are specified during the user creation process.

User's avatar (this feature is available if the Use gravatar option is enabled - Create User).

User's name and surname. User's email.

Last Access Log - click to see information on the IP addresses that logged in to your account directly from the OnApp login page using your login and password, and the time and date of access.

Drop Other Sessions - click if you want all other IPs that are logged in to your account to be logged out. The only IP address that will still be logged in to the account will be the one you are currently using.

Login - user's screen name.

User Roles - the roles assigned to the user. The roles are set at user creation process.

User Group - the group to which this user is assigned. The user groups are set at user creation process.

Time Zone - time zone set for this user.

Locale - locales set for this user.

System Theme - the color scheme: light or dark.

Display infoboxes whether infoboxes are displayed or not for this user.

Restore infoboxes - click this button to display infoboxes for the user (this option may be disabled depending on the user's permissions). Send Password Reminder - click this button to send the password reminder to the user. The user will receive an email with a link for change password action.

Amazon Web Services

Shows the the status of the Amazon Web Services: disconnected or connected. For more information, see Enable/disable AWS. Here you can also connect Amazon Web Services:

1. Click the

(Connect) icon.

2. On the following page provide your AWS credentials: AWS access key ID and AWS secret access key.

3. Click Submit to connect AWS to your account.

Additional Info

User Additional Fields allow administrators to create custom fields and use them with the API or a third party system. These fields will vary for different users, depending on the information the administrator wants them to fill in.

For more information, see User Additional Fields.

Oauth Authentication

OAuth - open standard for authorization - enables users to log into OnApp using their Google and Facebook accounts. For users to access this feature, it should be enabled by the Cloud Administrator.

Facebook - click Connect to set up this option. If it is configured correctly, you will be able to log in to your account by entering your Facebook login details.

Google - click Connect to set up this option. If it is configured correctly, you will be able to log in to your account by entering your Google login details.

For more information, see OAuth.

Yubico info

(This section appears in the profile only if you have either the Update Yubikey or the Update own Yubikey permission enabled.)

Here you can enable/disable logging into OnApp using a YubiKey and add/delete YubiKeys. It is required to add at least one YubiKey to the user profile at Manage YubiKeys before you can enable the Use YubiKey option.

Use Yubikey - move the slider to the right to enable logging in using a YubiKey for this user. You can enable this option only if you have

added at least one YubiKey to your profile. If you delete all your Yubileys, this option will be disabled automatically.

Manage YubiKeys - click this button to add or delete YubiKey to your profile. The window that pops up shows the list of your YubiKeys and when each of them was last used. You can add up to five YubiKeys.

To add a new YubiKey:

1. Enter a label for your YubiKey in the Enter label field.

2. Click in the Touch your yubikey field.

3. Press your finger to the gold Yubikey button. A long line of characters will appear in the field and the new Yubikey will be added to your profile.

To delete a YubiKey click the

button next to the YubiKey you want to delete.

(Be careful when deleting a YubiKey as it will no longer be possible to log in using that Yubikey unless you add it again to your profile.The Yubico info section appears in the user profile only if the Use Yubico login option is enabled for your cloud at Control Panel > Settings > Configuration.)

Billing Details

Price per last hour - shows the price for VSs, Load Balancers, and other resources charged for the previous hour.

Bucket - the bucket this user is assigned to. Click the bucket label to see its details.

Outstanding amount- the total amount of money owned by this user since it has been created, for all resources, minus the amount of Payments. The sum is displayed for the period since a user has been created until the last 24hrs.

Monthly fee - a set monthly price for a bucket.

Total cost - the sum of all used resources cost and virtual servers cost. This sum does not take into consideration the free limits for resources set in the bucket. The cost that takes into account the bucket's free limits is displayed in the Total cost with discount field. Payments - the total amount of payments made.

Discount due to free - the price of the resources that were created within the bucket's free limits. This sum will be subtracted from the Tot al cost.

Total cost with discount - the price of used resources that excludes the cost of the resources that were created within the bucket's free limits.

Virtual Server Hourly Statistic - clicking this link will generate billing statistics for all virtual servers owned by this user. For more information, see Virtual Server Billing Statistics.

User Statistic - clicking this link will generate user's resource usage statistics. For more information, see User Billing Statistics.

Monthly Bills - clicking this link will generate the bills list that shows the total due per each month of the year. To view billing statistics, select a year from the drop-down list and click Apply. The list that appears displays a particular month of the selected year and the cost of used resources for that month. At the bottom of the list there is the total amount of money which was to be paid for the selected period.

Prices

The list of all used resources and their price per hour for two states: server powered ON and server powered OFF. The prices in this section do not take into consideration the free limits for resources set in the bucket.

Servers

Shows the list of all virtual servers, load balancers, edge servers, smart servers, application servers in the cloud with their prices for server on and off. The prices in this section do not take into consideration the free limits for resources set in the bucket.

Backups

The prices in this section do not take into consideration the free limits for resources set in the bucket.

Backups Count - the price per hour for the quantity of the user's backups. Templates Count - the price per hour for the quantity of the user's templates. ISOs Count - the price per hour for the quantity of the user's ISOs.

Templates, ISOs & Backups Disk Size - the price per hour for the disk space user's /ISOs/backups/templates occupy.

Autoscaling Monitor Fee - the price per hour for autoscaling monitors.

Backup Server Groups - the price per hour for the resources consumed by backup server groups.

Edit Profile

To edit the details of the user profile, click the edit button in the upper right corner. You will then be redirected to a page where you can change the details of your profile. Besides the details described above, you can also change the password and auto suspending settings.

Payments

This tab contains the list of your paid invoices. Once you have paid an invoice, you can add it to the system:

1. Clicking Create Payment or +.

2. On the following page indicate the invoice number and the amount of money paid.

3. Click Save and the invoice will be added to the list of payments.

Bucket

This tab contains the details of the bucket assigned to the user, it is subdivided into two tabs:

Access Control - in this section you configure the resources allocation for the users under this bucket. If you assign a bucket to a user, that user will have access only to those resources which you have added to the bucket. If no resources are added to a section of the Access Control, e.g. compute zones, the user under the bucket will not have access to any of the compute zones in the cloud.

Rate Card - in this section you set up prices for the resources and the amount of resources users can request for free. Users under the bucket will be billed according to the prices you configure in the Rate Card.

For more information, see Configure Resource Allocation And Prices.

White List

This tab includes the list of IPs from which this user can log in to the Control Panel. For each of the IPs, the following details are displayed:

IP - the IP you want to add to the white list.

Description - the description of that IP.

Actions - you can edit or delete the chosen IP address.

To add a white list IP:

1. Click Create White List IP or +.

2. On the following page fill in the IP and description of the new IP.

3. Click Save IP and the new IP address will be added to the White List. You can also delete all IPs from the White List by clicking Clear White List IPs. For more information, see User Whitelist IPs.

Backups

This tab contains the list of the user's backups. For each backup the following details are displayed:

Date - the date when the backup was made.

Target - target for which the backup was taken - either a disk (for normal backups) or a virtual server (for incremental backups).

Status - the status of the backup, whether it was built or not.

Backup Size - the size of the backup in MB.

Initiated - how the backup was launched - either manually or automatically on a periodic basis - annual, monthly, weekly or daily.

Backup Server - the backup server where the backup is stored.

Note - an arbitrary note to the backup.

VS - the virtual server for which the backup was taken.

Customer - the customer this backup refers to. Actions - you can perform the following actions: convert the backup to template

restore the system from the chosen backup

view Virtual Server backups for this particular VS delete the backup

add or edit the backup's note.

Service Insertion Framework

This tab is service insertion framework show page. The title of this tab is set by the user when configuring this option, by default its More. If required you can integrate a service insertion framework into OnApp which will display a web page within the user profile in the OnApp Control Panel. By default, the possibility to configure a service insertion framework is disabled.

For more information, see Service Insertion Framework Configuration.

Cloud Search Tool

The search tool in the upper right corner allows you to search your cloud for: IP addresses

Usernames

Users full names (first or last name, in any order) VS labels

VS identifiers Disk identifiers Log IDs Backups Template labels

Permission labels/identifiers OnApp page URLs/titles

Any word from locale texts (yellow help box texts), if other search results are not successful

Type what you want to search for into the search box and confirm.

The results are organized according to the menu item they refer to, e.g., Pages, Virtual Servers, Users, Locales, etc. Click a search result to open the relevant details page.

(You need to have the Any action related to service catalog permission enabled to access the service catalog.You need to have the corresponding permissions to create new entities.) (See also:OnApp Cloud Overview AppliancesAWS)Service Catalog

The service catalog page gives you quick access to the creation wizards of most common OnApp entities at Control Panel > Service Catalog. You can create the following components using the service catalog:

Virtual Server Application Server Container Server Balancer

Smart Server Baremetal Server EC2 Instance

Appliances

Appliances is a collective name for all virtual and physical devices that can be provisioned in the cloud. The term appliance seizes the following cloud components:

Virtual Servers

VMware vCenter Virtual Servers (of vCenter Implementation guide) Smart Servers

Baremetal Servers Load Balancers Compute Resources Assets

OnApp Cloud gives you high-end cloud management features for the following appliances including:

Server Options

Virtual Servers

Smart Servers

Application Servers

Baremetal Servers

Edit

Rebuild manually

Migrate

Delete

Segregate

Set VIP status

Autoscale

Power Options

Reboot

Reboot in recovery

Boot from ISO

Suspend

Shut down

Startup

Startup on Recovery

Administrative Options

Reset Root Password

Change owner

Set SSH keys

Edit Administrator's note

Integrated console

Transactions and logs

Networks

Configure network interface

Rebuild network

Set firewall rules

Virtual server IP addresses

Display network speed for network interfaces

Edit network speed

Disks

Create disks

Edit disks

Migrate disks

Delete disks

Backups

View

Convert to template

Restore backup

Delete backup

Edit backup note

Backup Schedules

View schedules

Create schedule

Edit schedule

Delete schedule

Statistics

CPU utilization

Billing statistics

Network interface statistics

Disk IOPS statistics

Recipes

Recipes

Custom variables

Virtual Servers

Virtual servers are based on templates and are deployed on Compute resources. Compute resources give them access to CPU, disk and network resources. OnApp Cloud gives you high-end cloud management features including:

Virtual Server Options

Power Options

Administrative Options

Networks

Disks

Backups

Backup Schedules

Statistics

Recipes

Service Add-ons

Edit

Reboot

Reset Root Password

Configure network interface

Create disks

View

View schedules

CPU utilization

Recipes

Service Add-ons

Rebuild manually

Reboot in recovery

Change owner

Rebuild network

Edit disks

Convert to template

Create schedule

Billing statistics

Custom variables

Migrate

Suspend

Set SSH keys

Set firewall rules

Migrate disks

Restore backup

Edit schedule

Network interface statistics

Delete

Shut down

Edit Administrator's note

Virtual server IP addresses

Delete disks

Delete backup

Delete schedule

Disk IOPS statistics

Segregate

Startup

Integrated console

Display network speed for network interfaces

Edit backup note

Set VIP status

Startup on Recovery

Transactions and logs

Edit network speed

Autoscale

Boot from ISO

Enable Disaster Recovery

OnApp supports two kinds of storage for virtual servers: traditional centralized SANs, and the new distributed block storage functionality introduced with OnApp Storage, in which local disks in Compute resources provide the physical storage space allocated to virtual servers. In each case, the OnApp platform creates virtual data stores from the physical resources and uses these to provide virtual servers with virtual disks.

Administrators in OnApp have full control over the lifecycle of virtual servers. Virtual servers can be in the following states:

Created - A server is created when you successfully Create Virtual Server from the Virtual servers menu, having selected its template and set its properties, resources and network requirements.

Build - A virtual server must be built after it is created. Building is the process of actually allocating the physical resources specified during its creation. This can be done manually or automatically if you check the Build Virtual Server Automatically box during the creation process.

Powered on - A power on starts the virtual server, its operating system and processes.

Powered off - If the operating system cannot be stopped, it will be forcefully terminated.

Shut down - A shut down will attempt to gracefully stop a virtual server and its operating system, which typically involves terminating all running applications.

Rebooted - Rebooted means a virtual server has been shut down, and then powered on again.

Deleted - When a virtual server is deleted, its backups are still stored on the server and can be restored if required.

Re-built - To rebuild a virtual server means to reinstall the template and reconfigure the resources and network. All data will be lost. Failed - A failed virtual server is one that is down, for example, because of hardware or network problems. You will have to start the server manually when those problems have been solved.

View Virtual Servers

To view all virtual servers deployed in the cloud:

1. Go to your Control Panel's Virtual Servers menu to see an overview of all virtual servers in the cloud.

2. The page that loads will show the list of VSs together with their: operating system

label. Click the label to see the VS details.

VIP status (enabled or disabled). Click the icon to enable/disable VIP status of a particular VS.

IP addresses allocated disk size RAM

backups - the number of backups and the space these backups take. compute resource - the label of compute resource with which VS is associated user - the owner of this VS. Click the user name to see the owner details. power status. Click the on/off buttons to change the status.

3. Click the Actions button next to the VS for the quick access to the list of VS actions (the list of actions displayed depends on the VS status):

Reboot a VS Recovery reboot Power off a VS CPU usage Backups Shutdown

Start up Recovery start up Unlock

If you are viewing the VSs list on a narrow screen, you can customize the way the table is displayed by clicking the actions icon at the top of the table. In the drop-down list that appears, check the columns you want to be displayed and click Apply. The narrower your screen is, the more unchecked columns will be hidden from the table. If your screen is too narrow to fit all the columns you have checked, a scrollbar will appear at the bottom of the VSs list. You can always alter you column selection later. Note that by default the VIP and Backups columns are not visible in the table on narrow screens.

(Column selection is currently set for one browser. If the you have checked some columns in one browser and open the list in some other browser, the column selection will be the default one for that other browser.)

To search for a particular virtual server, click the Search icon at the top of the VS list. When the search box appears, type the text you want to search for and click the Search button:

View Virtual Server Details

To view details of a specific virtual server:

1. Go to your Control Panel's Virtual Servers menu.

2. Click the label of the virtual server you're interested in.

3. The screen that appears loads the VS properties, notes, activity log and tools for managing your VS.

VS Properties

VS properties page gives a general overview of the VS details: Template this VS is built on

Power status & On/Off/Reboot buttons.

(Clicking the OFF button performs a graceful shutdown and then powers off the virtual server after the timeout set in Configurati on settings.)

Segregated VS. This field appears if the VS is segregated from another virtual server. Click the label of the virtual server to view the details of the VS from which the current server is segregated.

FQDN (fully qualified domain name)

Compute resource. Click the Compute resource name to see its details

Location group. Click the location to view the details of the location group with which the VS is associated. Login credentials

Owner. Click the owner name to see its details.

VIP status (on/off). Click the icon to change the status.

Estimated Price per hour. This sum does not take into consideration the free limits for resources set in the bucket. Therefore, the final price for the server might differ from the sum indicated here.

Memory CPU(s)

CPU priority or CPU units Disk Size

Disk backups Network Speed

IP Addresses. Only the first five IP addresses are displayed on the virtual server properties page. To view the list of all virtual server IP addresses, mouse over IP addresses area or go to the Networking > IP addresses tab.

Autoscale - move the slider to enable/disable the autoscaling rules set for this VS.

(Until the autoscaling rules are configured the autoscaling itself will not start working.If the Autoscale slider is greyed out that means that you have reached the autoscaling limit in bucket (or the max is set as 0).)

Auto-backups - move the slider to enable/disable automatic backups for this VS. If the incremental backups are enabled in your cloud, you can set auto-backups per VS rather than per disk.

(If the automation options werent enabled during this virtual server creation, youll be redirected to the form where you can)

(configure them.)

Accelerate - move the Accelerate slider to the right to enable acceleration for this VS or move this slider to the left to disable acceleration for this VS. For more information, refer to CDN Accelerator section. If VS is accelerated, you can also view the actual Acceleration Status - active or inactive.

(Ensure that Accelerate any Virtual Server/Accelerate own Virtual Servers permissions are on before enabling acceleration for the VS. For more information about permissions refer to the List of all OnApp Permissions section of this guide.)

Notes

The Notes section lists brief comments or reminders for a VS. You can add either Admin's or User's notes. The Admin's note will be available to cloud administrators. Click the Actions button in the Notes section of the page to add admin's or user's note.

Service Add-ons

If you have the service add-on functionality enabled and service add-on is assigned to the VS, you can view it at the VS overview page together with the following details:

Label - the service add-on name (by clicking on it you can edit the service add-on) Price - the service add-on price, set for this service add-on in the Service Add-on Store Status - whether the service add-on is active or not

Actions icon - you can unassign the Service Add-on from this Virtual Server by clicking the Delete icon.

To assign more service add-ons to the VS, click the "+" button at the upper right corner of the section. You will be redirected to the VS Overview > Service Add-ons section of the VS options.

VS Management

Click the Tools button to expand the Tools menu with the VS management options. Use the top menu to manage your virtual servers' statistics/networking/storage options.

Create Virtual Server

(See also:Virtual Servers - the information on managing virtual serversConfigure Resource Allocation And Prices - bucket configurationTemplate Software Licenses -how to enable MAK or KMS Set up Instance Packages for Cloud - the walk-through for using packages of resources Recipes - recipes creation and managementVirtual Servers (API) - the list of available API requests)Virtual servers are created from templates. To create a virtual server:

1. Go to your Control Panel's Virtual Servers menu and click the "+" button, or click the Crea te Virtual Server button at the bottom of the screen. This will start a VS creation wizard.

2. Fill in the wizard step by step. Each of these steps is described in the corresponding sections below.

3. Click the Create Virtual Server button to start the creation process. You will be taken to the virtual server details screen.

(OnApp must be configured properly before VSs can be created. You must have: At least one data store configured and assigned to a data store zoneAt least one network configured and assigned to a network zone At least one Compute resource configured and onlineAt least one Compute resource assigned to a Compute zone At least one data store attached to a Compute resourceAt least one network attached to a Compute resource Assigned a bucket to the user creating the VS)

Step 1 of 6. Cloud Locations

(If you face the problem with viewing the maps, refer to the Add Google Map API Key section of this guide.)

The Cloud Locations step applies to those users wh