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| 1. Get a Landscape account. You can get a 60-day trial account by registering here: http://www.canonical.com/contact/landscaperegister . | 1.1. Get a Landscape account. You can get a 60-day trial account by registering here: http://www.canonical.com/contact/landscaperegister . |
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| 2. Get an official SSL certificate from a root-trusted SSL certificate authority (CA). | 1.2. Get an official SSL certificate from a root-trusted SSL certificate authority (CA). |
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| 3. Use the Apache mod_ssl instructions from your provider. In the process, you will create a key then you will get a certificate from your CA. You need both files. | 1.3. Use the Apache mod_ssl instructions from your provider. In the process, you will create a key then you will get a certificate from your CA. You need both files. |
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| 7. Once you have your certificate and you have stunnel installed, you need to combine the two into a pem file called /etc/stunnel/stunnel.pem : | 1.7. Once you have your certificate and you have stunnel installed, you need to combine the two into a pem file called /etc/stunnel/stunnel.pem : |
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| 9. In Landscape, click Cloud then Register a new cloud, under Cloud Provider choose Other then use the following URL for your endpoint: | 1.9. In Landscape, click Cloud then Register a new cloud, under Cloud Provider choose Other then use the following URL for your endpoint: |
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Connecting UEC to Landscape
This page describes how you can connect your UEC cloud to the Canonical Landscape service.
Getting Started
How to connect your UEC cloud to Landscape:
1.1. Get a Landscape account. You can get a 60-day trial account by registering here: http://www.canonical.com/contact/landscaperegister . 1.2. Get an official SSL certificate from a root-trusted SSL certificate authority (CA). 1.3. Use the Apache mod_ssl instructions from your provider. In the process, you will create a key then you will get a certificate from your CA. You need both files. 1.4. Edit /etc/apache2/sites-available/default-ssl
and change the lines below to reflect the location of your SSL certificate and key:
SSLCertificateFile /path/to/your/certificate SSLCertificateKeyFile /path/to/your/key
- 1.5. Do a
stop eucalyptus
then a
start eucalyptus
- 1.6. Do a
sudo apt-get install stunnel4
You need stunnel in order to communicate with Landscape.
- 1.7. Once you have your certificate and you have stunnel installed, you need to combine the two into a pem file called /etc/stunnel/stunnel.pem :
cat key.key certificate.cert > /etc/stunnel/stunnel.pem
- 1.8. Then do a
sudo stunnel -d 443 -r localhost:8773
- 1.9. In Landscape, click Cloud then Register a new cloud, under Cloud Provider choose Other then use the following URL for your endpoint:
Go to your eucarc file and examine the EC2_URL value, alternatively you could do a
echo $EC2_URL (as long as you have included the eucarc in your environment).
Use this URL, but change port 8773 to 443 like so:
EC2_URL http://192.168.1.1:8773/services/Eucalyptus
http://192.168.1.1:443/services/Eucalyptus
Use the Access Key ID and Secret Access Key from your Credentials page on your UEC web interface.
Click Save and you should be done.