Here’s how I added my public key and booted an Ubuntu 13.04 server: $ source openrc Your openrc file should then look like this (here I’m using IAD as my region): export OS_AUTH_URL=įinally, source your openrc file and start interacting with the cloud.
Your API key (click on your username in the control panel, then choose “Account Settings”, then “API Key: Show”) Your account number (appears in parentheses next to your username when you are logged in to the control panel at ) Your username (you picked this when you created your account) When you’re logged in to your account, you can see the region names. Next, create your openrc file, which will contain environment variables that the client will use to authenticate you against the Rackspace cloud.
#Rackspace control panel login install
I got this info from Rackspace’s Getting Started guide.įirst, install the OpenStack Compute client with rackspace extensions. Once I signed up for the account and got my credentials, here’s how I got up and running with the command-line tools. Rackspace is now running a developer discount, so I thought I’d give them a try.
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