Difference between revisions of "NetworkingGuide/TOC"

Revision as of 20:07, 14 July 2014

This is the proposed TOC for the Networking Guide. (Blueprint located at https://blueprints.launchpad.net/openstack-manuals/+spec/create-networking-guide .)

NOTE: This is the initial "import" from the install and admin guides, as a starting point.

Suggestion: Please define a persona (target audience) for the guide.

Preface

Document change history Networking 1. Introduction to Networking 2. Networking architecture 3. Neutron concepts

  1. Network building blocks 
     1. Linux bridge
     2. OVS
     3. network nodes
     4. L3
     5. DHCP
     6. DVR (Juno Release)
     7. Segmentation technologies 
  1. ML2
     1. Types
        1. flat
        2. VLAN
        3. GRE
        4. VXLAN
     2. Mechanisms
        1. Linux Bridge
        2. OVS
        3. L2 Population
        4. Vendor Plugins
    2. OpenDayLight
  4. Networking scenarios 
     1. OVS using VLAN
     2. OVS using GRE
     3. OVS using VXLAN
     4. Linux bridge using VLAN
     5. Linux bridge using GRE
     6. Linux bridge using VXLAN
     7. Mixed OVS and Linux bridge
  5. Advanced configuration options 
     1. Provider Routers
     2. Security Groups
  6. Scalable and highly available DHCP agents
  7. Scalable and highly available L3 agents
  8. Advanced operational features 
     1. Logging
  9. High availability - Other considerations
 10. *aaS
     1. LBaaS
     2. FirewallaaS
     3. VPNaaS
 11. Neutron Debugging
     1. Neutron-debug command

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 Preface
 Document change history
+Networking
-. Get started with OpenStack (from CAG)
+. Introduction to Networking
-:# Conceptual architecture
+. Networking architecture
-:# Logical architecture
+. Neutron concepts
-:# OpenStack services
+. Network building blocks
-:# Feedback
+. Linux bridge
+. OVS
-Basic operating system configuration (from IG)
+. network nodes
-:# Before you begin
+. L3
-:# Networking
+. DHCP
-:# Network Time Protocol (NTP)
+. DVR (Juno Release)
-:# Passwords
+. Segmentation technologies
-:# MySQL database
+. ML2
-:# OpenStack packages
+. Types
-:# Messaging server
+. flat
+. VLAN
-Configure Compute services (from IG)
+. GRE
-:# Compute service
+. VXLAN
-:# Install Compute controller services
+. Mechanisms
-:# Configure a Compute node
+. Linux Bridge
-:# Enable Networking
+. OVS
-:# Launch an instance
+. L2 Population
+. Vendor Plugins
-Install the Networking service (from IG)
+. OpenDayLight
-:# Networking considerations
+. Networking scenarios
-:# Neutron concepts
+. OVS using VLAN
-:# Install Networking services
+. OVS using GRE
-:# Neutron deployment use cases
+. OVS using VXLAN
+. Linux bridge using VLAN
-. Compute (from CAG)
+. Linux bridge using GRE
-:# Hypervisors
+. Linux bridge using VXLAN
-:# Tenants, users, and roles
+. Mixed OVS and Linux bridge
-:# Images and instances
+. Advanced configuration options
-:# System architecture
+. Provider Routers
-:# Block storage
+. Security Groups
-:# Image management
+. Scalable and highly available DHCP agents
-:# Image property protection
+. Scalable and highly available L3 agents
-:# Instance management tools
+. Advanced operational features
-:# EC2 compatibility API
+. Logging
-:# Building blocks
+. High availability - Other considerations
-:# Flavors
+. *aaS
-:# Control where instances run
+. LBaaS
-:# Admin password injection
+. FirewallaaS
-:# Volumes
+. VPNaaS
-:# Networking with nova-network
+. Neutron Debugging
-:# Volumes
+. Neutron-debug command
-:# System administration
-:# Troubleshoot Compute
-. Networking (from CAG)
-:# Introduction to Networking
-:# Networking architecture
-:# Configure Identity Service for Networking
-:# Networking scenarios
-:# Advanced configuration options
-:# Scalable and highly available DHCP agents
-:# Use Networking
-:# Advanced features through API extensions
-:# Advanced operational features
-:# Authentication and authorization
-:# High availability
-:# Plug-in pagination and sorting support
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