<commit_before>---
layout: docs
slug: openstack
title: Documentation - Rackspace
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# Running CoreOS on Rackspace

CoreOS is currently in heavy development and actively being tested.  These
instructions will walk you through running CoreOS on the Rackspace Openstack cloud, which differs slightly from the generic Openstack instructions. We're going to install `rackspace-novaclient`, upload a keypair and boot the image id `430d35e0-1468-4007-b063-52ee1921b356`.

## Install Rackspace CLI

If you don't have `pip` installed, install it by running `sudo easy_install pip`. Now let's use `pip` to install the Rackspace fork of the Nova CLI. This fork supports Rackspace's custom authentication method.<commit_msg>fix(rackspace): fix slug<commit_after>---
layout: docs
slug: rackspace
title: Documentation - Rackspace
---

# Running CoreOS on Rackspace

CoreOS is currently in heavy development and actively being tested.  These
instructions will walk you through running CoreOS on the Rackspace Openstack cloud, which differs slightly from the generic Openstack instructions. We're going to install `rackspace-novaclient`, upload a keypair and boot the image id `430d35e0-1468-4007-b063-52ee1921b356`.

## Install Rackspace CLI

If you don't have `pip` installed, install it by running `sudo easy_install pip`. Now let's use `pip` to install the Rackspace fork of the Nova CLI. This fork supports Rackspace's custom authentication method.
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