Cloud Credentials

Add, Update, Lock/Unlock or Delete Clouds

See all projects for each hosting provider:

• AWS

• Azure

• OpenStack

Fig. 1: Cloud Credentials

Cloud can be empty but also may include multiple projects. Each Cloud has different specifics, can be sorted differently and some columns can be expanded.

You can expand all tables to see the last modification made (Created By, Last Modified, Last Modified By).

Fig. 2: Detailed CC for OpenStack

Actions

Make default - choose credentials which will be then filled during project creation, lighter color indicates selected credentials

✏️ Update Cloud Credentials - change the credentials which are not locked

Navigate to OpenStack/Azure Quota Charts - Preview the quotas from your cloud

• you can also filter Azure usage quotas by cpu, storage, gallery or general

Fig. 3: OpenStack Quotas

/ Un/lock credentials - if you lock the credentials, you can't use them for new Project, edit or delete them

Delete - delete empty and unlocked credentials

New Cloud Credentials

Usebutton to add Cloud Credentials. Choose which Cloud you want to add and fill in the required data. After you add new Cloud Credentials, you can use the Cloud as storage for your new projects.

Requirements for OpenStack

For a good working OpenStack in Taikun, you have to create image in OpenStack. Requirement is an Ubuntu 20 image and we recommend using a recent kernel, e.g. a base Ubuntu image with hwe kernel here: https://repo.itera.io/repository/images/taikun-image.qcow2

To use the image in Taikun you have to use two tags "taikun" and "ubuntu{number}”. By default Taikun will take image with the latest {number}.

Command to add an image to openstack:

openstack image create --disk-format qcow2 --container-format bare --public --tag taikun --tag ubuntu20.04 --property hw_disk_bus=scsi --property hw_scsi_model=virtio-scsi taikun-focal-image --file taikun-image.qcow2

See Projects - Create A New Project or Guidelines - Add Cloud Credentials.