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Quickstart
This is a brief walkthrough to quickly get you familiar with the basic operations you can perform when using the Application catalog directly from the dashboard.
For the detailed instructions on how to manage your environments
<manage-environments>
and applications <manage_applications>
, please
proceed with dedicated sections.
Upload an application
To upload an application to the catalog:
Log in to the OpenStack dashboard.
Navigate to
Applications > Manage > Packages
.Click on the
Import Package
button:In the
Import Package
dialog:- Select
URL
from thePackage Source
drop-down list; - Specify the URL in the
Package URL
field. Lets upload the Apache HTTP Server package using http://storage.apps.openstack.org/apps/com.example.apache.ApacheHttpServer.zip; - Click
Next
to continue:
- Select
View the package details in the new dialog, click
Next
to continue:Select the
Application Servers
from the application category list, clickCreate
to import the application package:Now your application is available from
Applications > Catalog > Browse
page.
Deploy an application
To add an application to an environment's component list and deploy the environment:
Log in to the OpenStack dashboard.
Navigate to
Applications > Catalog > Browse
.Click on the
Quick Deploy
button from the required application from the list. Lets deploy Apache HTTP Server, for example:Check
Assign Floating IP
and clickNext
to proceed:Select the
Instance Image
from the drop-down list and clickCreate
:Now the Apache HTTP Server application is successfully added to the newly created
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environment. Click theDeploy This Environment
button to start the deployment:It may take some time for the environment to deploy. Wait until the status is changed from
Deploying
toReady
.Navigate to Applications > Catalog > Environments to view the details.
Delete an application
To delete an application that belongs to the environment:
- Log in to the OpenStack dashboard.
- Navigate to
Applications > Catalog > Environments
. - Click on the name of the environment to view its details, which include components, topology, and deployment history.
- In the
Component List
section, click on theDelete Component
button next to the application to be deleted. Confirm the deletion.
Note
If an application that you are deleting has already been deployed, you should redeploy it to apply the recent changes. If the environment has not been deployed with this component, the changes are applied immediately on receiving the confirmation.
Warning
Due to a known bug in Murano Kilo, resources allocated by a deleted application might not be reclaimed until the deletion of an environment. See LP1417136 for the details.