#crowbar

one is supposed to be able to deploy nova-multi-compute-qemu on a node by itself, correct? Package installs are failing in my roxy build.

!m judd7

You're doing good work, judd7!

If I wanted to deploy a vanilla install of RedHat with just a few changes (and not deploy OpenStack etc) to my Dell C-Series farm where might I start? I have crowbar 1.6 up and running and it's got a version of Ubuntu deployed to all my hosts nicely. Where might I look next?

you need to build a version of Crowbar using RHEL

we don't post build ISOs with RHEL, only open operating systems

so, you'd need to build it yourself using the build instructions from crowbar.github.io

eventually, you'll get to "./dev install --os redhat-6.4

you should be able to use the Cb1 trunk (roxy release). Most of the churn on roxy is about OpenStack havana not the core deploy

Gotcha, tried that before but I think I was building a 2.0 release when I did and all the ruby dependencies on 193 made for an epic fail lol. I'll try and build a more reasonable 1.6 version hopefully then.

yy, for CB2 we're on Ubuntu. OpenSUSE and Fedora will be next

lack of Ruby 1.9 on 6.x for RHEL is a minor issue

hmm...it's an issue. We can work around. not sure if it's "minor"

Yea, calling extra arguments or setting your env just to call 193 seems less than optimal.

So If I'm looking on github, the branch that I would want to pull is the...is Cb1 short for something?

./dev release roxy

oic

sorry... ./dev switch roxy

git hub is strange for Crowbar

because the crowbar repo is not branched (it controls the switching)

Ignore the man behind the curtain...roger :)

inside the barclamps, you'd want to be /release/roxy/master

sorry that's it's confusing but it's how we handle that Crowbar is composed of a lot of parts ("barclamps")