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.. _intro_planning:
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Planning your environment
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Before you install Fuel and OpenStack, determine what type of
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configuration addresses your business needs. You must understand
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how OpenStack will integrate and communicate with existing components
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in your IT infrastructure, as well as calculate resources required to process
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estimated workloads.
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If you are testing Fuel and OpenStack in a lab environment, you can
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skip the planning and deploy the default configuration. However, for a
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production environment, you must decide on the following:
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* Network topology and IP address management plan
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* Storage
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* Number, type, and flavor of compute, controller, storage, and other nodes
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* Monitoring facilities
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* Additional components: Sahara and Murano
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* Fuel plug-ins
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This guide explains what OpenStack configurations you can deploy using Fuel,
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as well as briefly describes guidelines and examples on how to plan resources
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for your environment. However, we recommend that you read `OpenStack
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Architecture Design Guide <http://docs.openstack.org/arch-design/content/>`__,
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so you can better estimate your network, storage, and compute requirements.
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.. seealso::
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- :ref:`System requirements <sysreq_intro>`
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