{"id":1403,"date":"2016-01-11T09:00:26","date_gmt":"2016-01-11T00:00:26","guid":{"rendered":"https:\/\/kusanagi.tokyo\/en-kusanagi8\/?page_id=1403"},"modified":"2016-06-02T18:05:08","modified_gmt":"2016-06-02T09:05:08","slug":"kusanagi-for-cloudn","status":"publish","type":"page","link":"https:\/\/kusanagi.tokyo\/en-kusanagi8\/cloud\/kusanagi-for-cloudn\/","title":{"rendered":"KUSANAGI for Cloudn"},"content":{"rendered":"

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\nCloudn<\/i><\/sup><\/span><\/p>\n

KUSANAGI for Cloudn<\/sup> is a free virtual machine image built to execute WordPress at high speeds on Cloudn<\/sup>.<\/p>\n

System requirements: minimum 4GB memory<\/p>\n

How to use KUSANAGI for Cloudn<\/sup><\/h2>\n

* This guide assumes you have an account with Cloudn<\/sup> and are able to access the Console<\/a>. Firefox is recommended.<\/p>\n

1. Configure default security group<\/h3>\n

In the Cloudn<\/sup> Console, click on “Network”. Switch to “Security Groups” under “Select view”. Click on your security group.<\/p>\n

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Under the “Ingress Rule” tab, enter exactly as follows and click “Add”. These are the ports for SSH, HTTP, and HTTPS.<\/p>\n

\"cloudport2a\"<\/p>\n

SSH: 22 | 22 | \u00a0(your IP)\/32
\nHTTP: 80 | 80 | 0.0.0.0\/0
\nHTTPS: 443 | 443 | 0.0.0.0\/0<\/p>\n

2. Register template<\/h3>\n

Log in to Cloudn<\/sup> Console and choose your region: JP-EAST, JP-WEST, or US.
\nHover over “FLAT Type Compute” and click “Sign Up Now” (or “Console”).<\/p>\n

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Click “Templates” in the left menu.<\/p>\n

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Click “+ Register template” on the top right.<\/p>\n

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Enter a name and description for your template. Under “URL” enter http:\/\/download.prime-strategy.co.jp\/kusanagi_cloudn.qcow2
\nHypervisor is KVM and format is QCOW2. Change the OS type to CentOS 6.0 (64-bit). Check the boxes for “Extractable” and “Password Enabled”. Click “OK”.<\/p>\n

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If you click on your template name you will be able to see details. Please wait awhile until the status changes to “Download Complete”.<\/p>\n

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3. Add instance<\/h3>\n

Click “Instances” in the left menu then “+ Add instance” on the top right.<\/p>\n

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The “Add Instance” screen will display.<\/p>\n

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Select a zone and “Template”. Click “Next”.<\/p>\n

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Click on “My templates” then select the KUSANAGI template you created. Click “Next”.<\/p>\n

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Select your compute size (KUSANAGI require at least 4GB of memory). Click “Next”.<\/p>\n

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Select a datadisk or “No thanks”. Click “Next”.<\/p>\n

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Select a security group. Click “Next”.<\/p>\n

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Enter an optional name and group then click “Launch VM”.
\nOnce launched, a popup will appear with your root password. Please make note of it.<\/p>\n

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Click “OK” and please wait.<\/p>\n

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When the state changes to “Running”, your virtual machine is finished launching.<\/p>\n

4. Confirm your IP address<\/h3>\n

Click on the name of your virtual machine to see its details.<\/p>\n

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Click the “NICs” tab and make note of the IP address. It will be used to log in.<\/p>\n

5. Log in to the virtual machine and prepare for initialization<\/h3>\n

Below we will explain how to log in to your virtual machine in preparation for initialization.<\/p>\n

a. Log in via SSH<\/h4>\n

Using an SSH client such as Poderosa or other terminal software, log in to your virtual machine.<\/p>\n

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The host name is the IP address, and your password was shown in the popup. Use “root” as the username.<\/p>\n

Once the login is successful, the following screen will display.<\/p>\n

<\/a>\"handson_13\"<\/p>\n

b. Log in via Cloudn<\/sup> Console<\/h4>\n

Alternately you can log in via the Console.
\nHover over the “+” on the right side of your virtual machine, and click “View console”. Enter “root” at the prompt and then your password.<\/p>\n

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For instructions on initialization please see the following guide.<\/p>\n

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