Requirements
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Java >= 1.5
Apache Maven == 2.2.1 (Use the 'settings.xml' file located in the contrib/maven directory)
Apache ActiveMQ == 5.5.0
Glassfish >= 3.1
MySql >= 5.x
Getting Started
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1) Create a MySql database called 'loadbalancing'
2) Follow the steps in article below to create a mysql data-source in the Glassfish application server. This is the
data-source used by the application to connect to the database:
http://www.albeesonline.com/blog/2008/08/06/creating-and-configuring-a-mysql-datasource-in-glassfish-application-server/
i) For step 1 of that article, download and apply the latest version of Mysql JDBC driver ie. 5.0.8 version
ii) For step 17 of that article, name the jndi name as 'jdbc/atlasCoreDB'
3) Create a directory named '/etc/openstack/atlas' and copy over all of the files in the contrib/etc/openstack/atlas
directory.
4) Run 'mvn clean install' to build artifacts
5) Start ActiveMQ on default port
6) Deploy the core-public-web-x.y.z-SNAPSHOT.war located in the core-api/core-public-web/target directory to
Glassfish, choosing '/v1.1' as the context root
7) Seed the 'loadbalancing' database with fake data (cluster, hosts, virtual ips, etc.) provided in the file
'core-seed.sql' located in the contrib/db/ directory
8) Now you can access the Atlas REST API via http://<hostname>:8080/v1.1/<tenant_id>/<resource>
For more information please visit the following:
http://wiki.openstack.org/Atlas-LB (API Documentation)
https://launchpad.net/atlas-lb (Process Management)
http://openstack.org/ (Openstack)