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For access to the cloud, see [[Cloud#Getting_a_Cloud_project | Getting a Cloud project]] on the Compute Canada Docs wiki. If you’ve never used OpenStack before, you should familiarize yourself with it first by creating a VM, attaching a volume, associating a floating IP, and ensuring you can login to the VM afterwards. This tutorial also assumes you already have an SSH keypair created and the public key stored with OpenStack. | For access to the cloud, see [[Cloud#Getting_a_Cloud_project | Getting a Cloud project]] on the Compute Canada Docs wiki. If you’ve never used OpenStack before, you should familiarize yourself with it first by creating a VM, attaching a volume, associating a floating IP, and ensuring you can login to the VM afterwards. This tutorial also assumes you already have an SSH keypair created and the public key stored with OpenStack. | ||
If you don’t know how to do these things, the [[Cloud Quick Start]] guide will get you going. | If you don’t yet know how to do these things, the [[Cloud Quick Start]] guide will get you going. The experience of creating these resources using the web interface will lay a foundation for understanding both what Terraform is doing, and where it has value. | ||
The experience of creating these resources using the web interface will lay a foundation for understanding both what Terraform is doing, and where it has value. | |||
=== Terraform === | === Terraform === | ||