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Procedure
CloudBolt OVA - Download and Extraction
- Download the CloudBolt Installer from the CloudBolt Downloads Page
- Download a copy of the CloudBolt RHEL Setup Script – (Possibly remove. Can't spin up our box so...)
- Extract the CloudBolt OVA file to a directory on your computer
- Once you have the files extracted, continue on to the next section
Nutanix Acropolis - Import CloudBolt Instance
- Log into the Nutanix Acropolis/Prism web interface
- Select the gear icon on the right which will take you to the Settings screen
- Once you're in the Settings screen, we're going to select Image Configuration -> + Upload Image
- Fill out the fields on the Create Image screen and click Save
- Name = CloudBolt or whatever you choose
- Annotation = Can be left blank
- Image Type = DISK
- Storage Container = Select which one you'd like to use
- Image Source = Upload a File
- Select the .vmdk file that you extracted earlier
- Once you click Save, you should see that a new task was kicked off
- It will take some time to upload the vmdk file (please be patient)
- Once the upload is complete, move onto the next section
Nutanix Acropolis - Create CloudBolt Instance
- Select VM from the drop-down and click on + Create VM
- Fill out the fields on the Create VM screen
- General Configuration
- Name = CloudBolt or whatever you choose
- Description = Optional
- Timezone
- DO NOT check Use this VM as an agent VM
- Compute Details
- vCPU(s) = 2
- Number of Cores Per vCPU = 1
- Memory = 8 GB
- Disks
- Select + Add New Disk
- Type = DISK
- Operation = Clone from Image Service
- Bus Type = SCSI
- Image = Image Name
- Index = Next Available
- Once you have that configured, click Add
- Boot Configuration
- Leave as Legacy Bios and Default Boot Order
- Volume Groups
- Skip
- Network Adapters (NIC)
- Select + Add New NIC
- Select your Network Name from the drop down
- Network Connection State = Connected
- Once you have the configured, click Add
- VM Host Affinity
- Skip or configure Affinity if you want it
- General Configuration
- Now that you have all of that configured, click Save and you should see that your VM is being created
- Once your VM is complete, locate your new VM in the Table and click Power On
- Once the VM is powered on, continue on to the next section
CloudBolt Appliance - Configuration
- /shrug
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