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Cloud Computing Ex 5 Savita

The document outlines the procedure to attach a virtual block to a created virtual machine in a cloud environment using Eucalyptus. It details steps for creating and attaching a volume, including naming the volume, selecting size, and availability zone. The result confirms successful creation and attachment of the virtual block to the virtual machine.

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Cloud Computing Ex 5 Savita

The document outlines the procedure to attach a virtual block to a created virtual machine in a cloud environment using Eucalyptus. It details steps for creating and attaching a volume, including naming the volume, selecting size, and availability zone. The result confirms successful creation and attachment of the virtual block to the virtual machine.

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CS22612 - CLOUD COMPUTING LABORATORY

EXP.NO: 5​ ATTACH A VIRTUAL BLOCK TO THE CREATED VIRTUAL MACHINE

DATE:

AIM:
To attach a virtual block to the created virtual machine in the developed cloud environment.

PROCEDURE:

STEP 1:

●​ To create and attach the volume in the instance,go to “Instance” in the Eucalyptus.
●​ There will be two options in “Instance”.”Launch new instance” and “More actions”.
●​ If you click “More actions”,it will show multiple options.
●​ Choose the “Attach volume” option.

STEP 2:
●​ It will open a new page to “attach the new volume to instance”.
●​ It will have two options: “Launch Instance” and “Create volume”.
●​ Choose the “Create Volume” option.

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STEP 3:
●​ A New dialog box will appear in the Eucalyptus to create a new volume.
●​ In the General option, Name the volume as “vm1”.
●​ Choose for “Create from Snapshot?” option as “None”.
●​ Give the volume size for the virtual block as “2”.The volume size will be taken in GB.
●​ Choose “CLUSTER01” from the Availability zone options.
●​ Click “create volume” to create a new volume in storage in the instance.

STEP 4:
●​ There is also another way to create and attach a virtual block. In this way,go to “Storage”.
●​ The virtual blocks are created and stored as “volume”.
●​ create a virtual block by clicking “Create new volume”.

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STEP 5:
●​ A New dialog box will appear in the Eucalyptus to create a new volume.
●​ In the General option, Name the volume as “vol1”.
●​ Choose for “Create from Snapshot?” option as “None”.
●​ Give the volume size for the virtual block as “2”.The volume size will be taken in GB.
●​ Choose “CLUSTER01” from the Availability zone options.
●​ Click “create volume” to create a new volume in storage.

●​ A new virtual block will be created as volume in the storage

STEP 6:
●​ Open a new Terminal.

●​ Type the following:


1.​ cd Downloads.
2.​ ls (This lists all the files from the downloads).
3.​ chmod 400 svce.pem.
4.​ ssh -i [email protected]
5.​ lsblk

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SAMPLE INPUT AND OUTPUT:

RESULT:
​ Thus the new virtual block is created and attached in the created virtual machine the cloud
environment is executed and the output is verified successfully.

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