o Security Groups: default: Default security group

o Public IP Address: 192.168.1.2

7. Select the Properties tab and set the following:
o Instance Type: m1.small
o Guest Access Key Pair: root-on-osp
8. Leave the remaining settings unchanged.
9. Click Submit.
10. Verify that provisioning is successful:

a. In the resulting requests status page, click (Reload), not the browser’s refresh, until
the process is complete.
b. In a seperate web browser window or tab log into the Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack
Platform dashboard at https://osp-$GUID.rhpds.opentlc.com

Make sure you use https in the above URL.

 Domain default
 Username admin
 Password r3dh4t1!
c. In the OpenStack dashboard click Project at the top.
d. Navigate to Compute → Instances and wait for the new instance spawn.

You may have to keep clicking Compute → Instances to refresh the OpenStack dashboard until you see the instan
might take a few minutes to show up.

e. Once the instance is in the Running state, select the training-ospvm link for the instance
under Instance Name.
f. Select the Console tab.
g. Click Click here to show only console.
h. Confirm any security exceptions.
i. Verify that you see the VM booting.

7. Working With Approval

7.1. Configure Auto Approval
This exercise uses Automate, which is not part of this training. To learn more about Automate, register for
the CloudForms Customization and Automation training course. In the steps that follow, you set the
thresholds for automatic approval. The next time a provision request is created, the thresholds are checked.
If the requirements are met, the provisioning request is approved without user intervention.
1. Navigate to Automation → Automate → Explorer.
2. Click Datastore.
3. On the top bar, select Configuration → Add a New Domain and do the following:
a. Set these options as shown in the image below:
 Name: TrainingDomain