Import HDP and HDF images to OpenStack

An OpenStack administrator can perform these steps to add the Cloudbreak deployer image to your OpenStack deployment. Perform these steps for each image.

	Note
	Importing prewarmed and base HDP and HDF images is no longer required, because if these images are not imported manually, Cloudbreak will import them once you attempt to create a cluster.

The following images can be imported:


Image	Operating system	Location
Prewarmed HDP 3.1 image	centos7	https://hdpweb.o.onslip.net/HDP/cloudbreak/cb-hdp-31-1901151759.img
Prewarmed HDP 2.6 image	centos7	https://hdpweb.o.onslip.net/HDP/cloudbreak/cb-hdp-26-1808062221.img
Prewarmed HDF 3.3 image	centos7	https://hdpweb.o.onslip.net/HDP/cloudbreak/cb-hdp-33-1901152007.img
Base image	centos7	https://hdpweb.o.onslip.net/HDP/cloudbreak/cb-hdp--1901151721.img
Base image	ubuntu16	https://hdpweb.o.onslip.net/HDP/cloudbreak/cb-hdp--1808030959.img

Steps

Download the image to your local machine. For example:

curl -O https://hdpweb.o.onslip.net/HDP/cloudbreak/cb-hdp-26-1805171052.img

Set the following environment variables for the OpenStack image import:

export CB_LATEST_IMAGE=cb-hdp-26-1805171052.img
export CB_LATEST_IMAGE_NAME=cb-hdp-26-1805171052.img
export OS_USERNAME=your_os_user_name
export OS_AUTH_URL=your_authentication_url
export OS_TENANT_NAME=your_os_tenant_name

Import the new image into your OpenStack:

glance image-create --name "$CB_LATEST_IMAGE_NAME" --file "$CB_LATEST_IMAGE" --disk-format qcow2 --container-format bare --progress

After performing the import, you should be able to see these images among your OpenStack images.