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Welcome to Operator's manual

Introduction​

The Operator's manual describes how to install and configure OSIE and its dependencies on your own infrastructure. Once OSIE is installed, you should follow the Administrator's manual to learn how to setup OSIE for your business, by configuring the billing system, adding your first OpenStack region, and much more.

Table of contents​

  1. Identity management - how OSIE authenticates users: realms, federated identity providers, and OpenStack access.
  2. Identity and access model - how realms, organizations and projects relate to OpenStack domains and projects, and how access to them is scoped.
  3. Roles and permissions - the four authorization scopes, and what project membership grants in OpenStack.
  4. Install on Kubernetes - the production installation: databases run by Kubernetes operators, OSIE by the official helm chart. Manifests and example values are in the osie/deployment repository.
  5. Install on Docker Compose - single-machine installation with the interactive installer.
  6. OpenStack notifications - (recommended) improve the realtime experience in OSIE by enabling the OpenStack notifications.
  7. Keystone federation - let users authenticate to OpenStack through single sign-on backed by OSIE's realms.