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-This HowTo is about how to create a private Cloud with a fully automated self-service for server deployments on Debian with openQRM. With openQRM Cloud several different virtualization and deployment technologies are supported. This HowTo explains a popular use case based on KVM Virtualization. Anyway this HowTo works in the same way for other virtualization technologies e.g. Citrix XenServer, VMware ESX, Xen, LXC, Libvirt, openVZ etc.
+This How-To is about how to create a private Cloud with a fully automated self-service for server deployments on Debian with openQRM. With openQRM Cloud several different virtualization and deployment technologies are supported. This HowTo explains a popular use case based on KVM Virtualization. Anyway this How-To works in the same way for other virtualization technologies e.g. Citrix XenServer, VMware ESX, Xen, LXC, Libvirt, openVZ etc.
 '''Requirements'''
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 * at least 100 GB of Diskspace
 * VT (Virtualization Technology) enabled in the Systems BIOS so that the openQRM Server can run Virtual Machines later
-=== Install openQRM on Debian ===
+'''NOTE'''
-Install and initialize openQRM
+* If you do not already have openQRM fully installed, [[Install openQRM on Debian|follow this How-To]] to do so
-Please notice!
+* For this How-To, we also assume you are using the same openQRM server (updated to version 5.1.3) as for the How-To about 'Virtualisation with KVM and openQRM on Debian' and 'Automated Amazon EC2 Cloud deployments with openQRM on Debian'. That means with this How-To we are going to add functionality to an existing openQRM setup. This is to show that openQRM manages all different virtualisation and deployment types seamlessly.
 === About Cloud Computing (IAAS) in openQRM ===
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 * Any modern Linux AND Windows OS
 * Automated Monitoring (Nagios, Icinga, Zabbix)
-* Fully automated Highavailability for all VM types and physical Systems
+* Fully automated High availability for all VM types and physical Systems
-* Automated statistics available for Aministrators and Cloud Users
+* Automated statistics available for Administrators and Cloud Users
 * Mapping different hardware-pools to specific Cloud User Groups
-* Integrated billing system with virtual currency - easily integrateable into any modern accounting system (e.g. Quickbooks, SAP)
+* Integrated billing system with virtual currency - easily integratable into any modern accounting system (e.g. Quickbooks, SAP)
 * Provides a robust Cloud API to make the integration into custom business processes easy
 * NOT limited to AMI (Amazon Machine Image) deployments
 * Fully integrated with external Cloud providers for hybrid cloud computing (e.g. Amazon EC2, Eucalyptus)
-Some of the additional available openQRM Enetrprise features are:
+Some of the additional available openQRM Enterprise features are:
 * Automated IP address assignment, mapping of network-pools to Cloud User Groups
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 * E-commerce System integration - selling the openQRM Cloud currency via Magento and/or Virtuemart
 * Central User Management via LDAP/AD
-* Fine grained permission management for the openoQRM Server backend - maps your business topology into openQRM Simple access to the Cloud system for the Cloud Users by an embedded SSH Terminal
+* Fine grained permission management for the openQRM Server backend - maps your business topology into openQRM Simple access to the Cloud system for the Cloud Users by an embedded SSH Terminal
 Everything above (and more) is fully supported by the openQRM Cloud!
-=== Enabling Plugins ===
+=== 1. Enabling Plugins ===
 Hint: You can use the filter in the plugin list to find plugins by their type easily!
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 * kvm plugin - type Virtualization
 * cloud plugin - type Cloud
-Assuming you have started this howto from 'Virtualization with KVM and openQRM 5.1 on Debian Wheezy' just the puppet and cloud plugin needs to be enabled and started. The other plugins should be already setup from the previous howto.
+Assuming you have also done the How-To about 'Automated Amazon EC2 Cloud deployments with openQRM 5.1 on Debian Wheezy' just the cloud plugin needs to be enabled and started.
-=== Main openQRM Cloud configuration ===
+=== 2. Main openQRM Cloud configuration ===
 Go to ''Plugins -> Cloud -> Configuration -> Main Config'' and click on update
+[[File:Csm 02-openqrm-cloud 0108b7f5af.png|none|thumb|390x390px|Click on Update]]
 Configure (at least) the following items
-: cloud_admin_email - you mail address (default root@localhost on the openQRM server)
+''1: cloud_admin_email - you mail address (default root@localhost on the openQRM server)''
-: auto_provision - true
+''2: auto_provision - true''
-: show_private_image - true
+''21: show_private_image - true''
 Optional there are a lot more items which can be configured. Here a few useful configuration options:
-: external_portal_url - the external DNS/Domain name for the Cloud portal accessible for the Cloud Users.
+''3: external_portal_url - the external DNS/Domain name for the Cloud portal accessible for the Cloud Users.''
-: cloud_currency - USD or Euro
+''23: cloud_currency - USD or Euro''
-: cloud_1000_ccus - The real currency to which the virtual Cloud currency (CCUs) are mapped to.
+''24: cloud_1000_ccus - The real currency to which the virtual Cloud currency (CCUs) are mapped to.''
-: vm_loadbalance_algorithm	- Loadbalancing-Algorithm for Virtuel Machines. 0 = Load, 1 = Memory, 2 = Random, 3 = First available Host until Host VM-Limit is reached.
+''41: vm_loadbalance_algorithm	- Loadbalancing-Algorithm for Virtuel Machines. 0 = Load, 1 = Memory, 2 = Random, 3 = First available Host until Host VM-Limit is reached.''
-An explaination about each configuration item is available in the Main configuration overview.
+An explanation about each configuration item is available in the Main configuration overview.
-=== openQRM Cloud products ===
+=== 3. openQRM Cloud products ===
 Go to ''Plugins -> Cloud -> Configuration -> Products'' and click on virtualization

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