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This section describes how to deploy the remoteservices and V2V services as the second step in deploying a staged Abiquo distributed scalable environment.

At the end of this deployment, you should be able to create a datacenter and add a hypervisor.

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Remote services and V2V server

The remoteservices appliance contains the Abiquo private datacenter and public cloud provider management components. For each private datacenter, you must install a Remote services appliance .

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  • 2 CPUs

  • 4 GB RAM

  • 256 GB HD (Depending on template conversion requirements. Get in touch with Abiquo support for further information)

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Install remote services and V2V server

The same steps apply to remote services and V2V servers

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Configure Abiquo properties

Remote services

  1. Log in to the Remote services remoteservices server as root

  2. Edit the /opt/abiquo/config/abiquo.properties file

  3. Check the RabbitMQ port is correct and deactivate monitoring until you have installed the monitoring server

    Code Block
    abiquo.rabbitmq.addresses = 10.10.203.212:5672
    abiquo.monitoring.enabled = false 
  4. Save the file and restart the abiquo-tomcat server

V2V services

  1. Log in to the v2v server as root

  2. Edit the /opt/abiquo/config/abiquo.properties file

  3. Check the RabbitMQ port is correct

    Code Block
    abiquo.rabbitmq.addresses = 10.10.203.212:5672
  4. Save the file and restart the abiquo-tomcat server

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Configure HTTPS for the

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Remote services

To let users upload or download templates, you will need to configure HTTPS for the AM. Appliance Manager remote services.

To improve security or to support connections over the internet to remote services in a different location, configure TLS for all remote services. See Add certificates for distributed scalable

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Validating the remote services and V2V services install

Log in to Abiquo and create a datacenter, then create a virtual datacenter, and deploy a VM.

To do this, follow the steps in the Abiquo quick tutorial

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