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#azure #fileserver
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2. Contents
Abstract ................................................................................................................................... 3
Introduction.............................................................................................................................. 3
Purpose.................................................................................................................................... 3
Architecture.............................................................................................................................. 4
Result ...................................................................................................................................... 4
Requirements ........................................................................................................................... 5
OS ........................................................................................................................................ 5
Sizing.................................................................................................................................... 5
Third-party software requirements ........................................................................................... 5
Installation of Linux server .......................................................................................................... 6
Useful tips ......................................................................................................................... 6
Installation of third-party software............................................................................................... 7
Useful tips ......................................................................................................................... 7
Cloudian installation................................................................................................................... 8
Useful tips ......................................................................................................................... 8
Configuration of Cloudian software .............................................................................................. 9
CloudBerry Managed Backup configuration and usage ...................................................................11
About Cloudian Inc....................................................................................................................14
About CloudBerry Lab................................................................................................................14
Appendix A: CloudBerry Lab stand-alone products usage ................................................................15
3. Abstract
In this white-paper we will explain how one can install and configure cloud storage software
and use it for backup purposes. Document can be used by an individual or a company who
wishes to become a cloud backup provider and utilize its own hardware for cloud object -based
storage. We will use Cloudian object-storage software along with CloudBerry Lab products.
Introduction
Object-based storage is considered a leading emerging technology, and many of its features are
deemed ideal for cloud storage. Benefits of object storage include massive scalability,
geographic independence, multi-tenant features and the ability to use off-the-shelf hardware.
More companies are considering object-based storages as a part of their infrastructure, for
instance for backup purposes. They choose it for its benefits and price. There is a number of
public object-based cloud storages offered on the market, such as Amazon S3, Glacier,
Windows Azure, Rackspace, and many others. However, there are still many companies who
already have existing hardware and want to transform a part of it or transform it entirely in a
cloud storage, utilizing latest technologies. It’s also a huge playground for Managed Service
Providers (MSP), who are willing to provide cloud storage and backup services to their final
customers at the same time. New technologies, such as object-based storage require new tools,
like products of CloudBerry Lab.
Purpose
This white-paper may be used by Managed Service Providers who are willing to expand their
portfolio by providing cloud backup services to their customers using their own private cloud
storage and CloudBerry Managed Backup. There are two ways to provide cloud storage to the
final customers from MSPs’ point of view. First one is to create new account on public cloud
storage provider, like Amazon, for example, and resell it. However, there is a number of MSPs
who run their own hardware and want to utilize its capacity to construct their own private
cloud storage built on their own resources. In this white paper, we will briefl y explain the
second way: how this can be done by using Cloudian object-storage software. We will explain
how to use CloudBerry Managed Backup to offer online backup service to the final customer. As
an add-on, we will show how this cloud storage can be accessed and used by stand-alone
products of CloudBerry Lab for object-based storages.
4. Architecture
It is recommended to install the Cloudian software in a cluster of three or more nodes. For this
documentation, we deployed a single-node installation of Cloudian 2.4.3 in a virtual machine
running Red Hat Enterprise Linux 6.3.
Result
We were able to install and configure Cloudian object-storage software on a stand-alone Linux
server and use it together with CloudBerry Managed Backup, Backup, Explorer and Drive
products. Thus, we proved a concept that any individual or company, MSP especially, may use
this basic scenario to become a Managed Backup Provider to the cloud storage, built on their
own hardware resources. We encourage everyone to go through the following sections to get
the basic idea of the technical requirements, tips, and general steps of the installation.
5. Requirements
OS
Cloudian is officially supported only on these versions of Linux:
Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL) 5.x up through 6.4, 64-bit
CentOS 5.x up through 6.4, 64-bit
For best performance and capacity, Cloudian, Inc. recommends version 6.4.
Sizing
As a sizing example, a Supermicro SuperStorage Server with:
CPU: 2 quad-core Intel Xeon E5-2600
32GB RAM
12-2TB SAS2 HD (24TB total)
would have these approximate storage limits (presuming that HyperStore functionality is
enabled):
Assume 80% of raw disk is used for data object storage
Replicated 2x: (24TB * 80%)/2 → 9.6TB data per node.
Replicated 3x: (24TB * 80%)/3 → 6.4TB data per node.
NB!
An ext4 file system on RHEL/CentOS 6.3 has a maximum size of 16TB. However, with the latest
e2fsprogs package (which provides file system utilities for ext2/3/4), ext4 file systems of up to
100TB are supported.
Third-party software requirements
You need to install (Cloudian v3.0 will install the following software automatically) :
Java 7 JRE 64-bit JVM
o Cloudian v2.4.3 allows Java 6 and 7, v3.0 and above requires Java 7
Ruby (Puppet requirement)
Puppet
Facter
6. Installation of Linux server
For this single-node installation we used Red Hat Enterprise Linux. We installed it on the
VMware VM. It’s better to set up a fix IP address from the beginning, as each time you shut
down a node with DHCP you will have to repeat a certain procedures to start Cloudian node
again.
Useful tips
Confirm that:
The machine’s hostname is not set to localhost.
The machine’s hostname is not mapped to the loopback address (127.0.0.1) in /etc/hosts.
The host is assigned a static IP address. Do not use DHCP.
To Set Host Name
# vim /etc/sysconfig/network
To Set DNS Server IP
# vi /etc/sysconfig/network-scripts/ifcfg-eth0
PEERDNS=no
To disable firewall
# service iptables save
# service iptables stop
# chkconfig iptables off
To set DNS name
#cp /etc/resolv.conf /etc/resolv.dnsmasq.conf
#nano /etc/hosts
#nano /etc/resolv.conf
-
Comment out all nameserver entries
-
Add the line: nameserver 127.0.0.1
7. Installation of third-party software
To fulfill the pre-requirements for Cloudian installation, we have to install this third-party
software:
1. Java 7 JRE 64-bit JVM (Cloudian v2.4.3 allows Java 6 and 7, v3.0 and above requires
Java7)
2. EPEL (Extra Packages for Enterprise Linux)
3. Ruby
4. Puppet
5. Facter
NB!
Please note, that it may be installed automatically during Cloudian v3.0 and above installation.
Here is a quote from Cloudian official documentation:
1. From ftp.cloudian.com, download the Cloudian release package on to your Cloudian
host machine and untar the package.
2. As root, run the self-extracting script for installing required third party software:
root# sh ./selfextract_prereq.bin
Useful tips
These tips may be used if manual installation preferred, or if the host doesn’t have internet connectivity.
Link to install Java 7 JRE
http://docs.oracle.com/javase/7/docs/webnotes/install/linux/linux-jre.html#install-64
To install EPEL for RHEL/CentOS 6.x
#rpm -Uvh http://dl.fedoraproject.org/pub/epel/6/x86_64/epel -release-6-8.noarch.rpm
Install Ruby
#sudo yum install ruby ruby-libs ruby-shadow ruby-rdoc
Install Puppet
#sudo yum install puppet puppet-server facter
8. Cloudian installation
Here we won’t show the complete procedure, just give a brief i dea and some useful tips, which
might help you setting up the test cloudian node. You can download the software and
manuals/Installation guide from here.
This paper is based on Cloudian software version 2.4.3, the GA version available during the time
of integration and development of this paper. The basic steps are the same and the procedure
is even easier for the version 3.0.
At a high level, your single-node Cloudian installation will proceed as follows:
1. Download the Cloudian packages and extract them.
2. Review and edit a few installation settings.
3. Execute the installation.
4. Set up Dnsmasq, a domain resolution utility.
Useful tips
While editing/etc/puppet/manifests/extdata/common.csv:
Javahome - you can l eave i t “/usr/java/latest”
Jrehome- you can leave i t “/usr/java/latest”
To have Dnsmasq started automatically with node reboot, please add:
“cd /opt/dnsmasq; ./dnsmasq-2.55 -C ./dnsmasq.conf” to the /etc/rc.local file.
Please check mts-ui.properties for admin.host details. It should contain your IP address:
#nano /opt/tomcat/webapps/Cloudian/WEB-INF/classes/mts-ui.properties
To get logs
#tail -f /var/log/cloudian/*
To verify connectivity between the CMC host and the admin host and admin port specified in the mtsui.properties file
#telnet s3.cloudian.com 18081
*we used default domain s3.cloudian.com, please use yours if you created it in singlenode.csv
9. To set up DNS on the main DNS server, you will need 3 entries (in our case 192.168.3.x, hostname
Cloudian, default domain s3.cloudian.com):
Cloudian IN A 192.168.3.xxx
s3.cloudian.com IN A 192.168.3.xxx
*.s3.cloudian.com IN A 192.168.3.xxx
After the installation check:
/etc/init.d/cloudian-cassandra status
/etc/init.d/cloudian-redis-credentials status
/etc/init.d/cloudian-redis-qos status
/etc/init.d/cloudian-hyperstore status
/etc/init.d/cloudian-s3 status
/etc/init.d/cloudian-redismon status
/etc/init.d/cloudian-cmc status
Configuration of Cloudian software
After installation you will see the login screen (Pic 1), please log in with username
admin@cloudian.com and password public. Cloudian example is the host name of our server.
10. Pic.1. Initial log in.
Now, you need to create a new group and a new user. Click on the Admin tab and do that by
selecting Manage Groups → New Group and Manage Users → New User (Pic 2).
Pic.2. Admin Tab.
For this basic installation we simply created one Group with a name test, one user testuser and
a test bucket testbucket. It’s pretty e asy to set e verything up. After doing this please check
Account->Security Credentials which we will need later (Pic.3, 4).
11. Pic.3. Checking access and secret keys.
Pic.4. Checking access and secret keys. Closer view.
CloudBerry Managed Backup configuration and usage
You can go to My Account -> Switch to my own account and choose Amazon s3 compatible
account (Pic 5, 6). Then select storage provider and provide cloud storage credentials (Pic.7)
that we’ve copied from cloudian i nstallation (Pic.3, 4). After finishing the wizard, you will be
able to backup your clients to your own cloud storage. To make it happen, please create an
arbitrary user (Pic.8), this user will receive a download link for backup client (Pic.9, 10). After
installation which is very similar to installation of stand-alone CloudBerry Backup, this user
becomes the first user of your managed backup service. Please check Appendix A to get the
basic idea how to configure stand-alone products of CloudBerry Lab with this new storage.
Pic.5. Selecting a private cloud-object storage, based on Cloudian.
12. Pic.6. Selecting a private cloud-object storage.
Pic.7. Specifying credentials of a private cloud-object storage for Managed Backup account
13. Pic. 8. Creating the first customer’s profile.
Pic.9. Customer’s link to download Backup client.
14. Pic.10. Customer receives an email with initial password and the link to Backup client.
About Cloudian Inc.
Cloudian is a Foster City, California-based software company specializing in object storage
software. With Cloudian®, Enterprise IT and Cloud Service Providers (CSPs) can deploy turnkey
multi-tenant private and public object storage systems on commodity IA servers, scaling from
two servers to exabytes across multiple datacenters with high reliability and elasticity. Cloudian
has a strong record in commercial production at major cloud service providers and enterprises
across the U.S., Japan, Europe, and APAC.
About CloudBerry Lab
CloudBerry Lab is established in 2008 by a group of experienced IT professionals with the
mission to help organizations in adopting Cloud computing technologies by closing the gap
between Cloud vendors propositions and consumer needs through development of innovative
low costs solutions.
15. Appendix A: CloudBerry Lab stand-alone products usage
CloudBerry Lab also develops stand-alone products: Backup - robust backup product, Explorer file manager, Drive – product, which maps cloud storage as a virtual disk with the Windows
environment.
If you set everything up, you can now use your cloud storage with CloudBerry Explorer, Backup
and Drive. Please go to File -> S3 compatible -> Cloudian (Pic.11) and enter your Service Point
name, Access and Secret keys (Pic.12). As the process is very similar for other products, we
want to show it.
Pic.11. Connecting CloudBerry Explorer to new cloud-object storage.
Pic.12. Specifying credentials of a private cloud-object storage for CloudBerry Explorer.