#crowbar

I was loading crowbar from instaructions at https://github.com/opencrowbar/core/tree/master... and during build_sledgehammer.sh I ran out of disk space. I am running on a vBox VM. Anyone have any idea how much disk space I need to allocate to the VM?

how much did you have dedicated

8 GB

I built mine with 15 GB and was fine

;l

If you are running on the latest code you don't need to build sledghammer any more

the bootstrap recipe will download a golden image that I created and validated.

so I only need to follow the instructions in docker.md and I can skip building sledgehammer. What I already built sledgehammer

following the docker install directions - I am confused about the step that says "systemctl daemon-reload" . There is no such command in ubuntu - is this a OpenSuse only instruction?

systemctl daemon-reload is only for distros using systemd.

so not ubuntu

k - that is what I thought - wanted to double check

at least, probably not until 16.04. :)

if I want to restart docker I do "tools/docker-admin centos ./production.sh"

Do I need to add to that admin.smoke.test ?

Gil_McGrath: you do need the hostname.

but you can call it what you like.

ok

but don't forget to stop the old container.

just log out of your last shell in it.

did not know it was a node name - duh :)

another stupid quesiton - once docker env is up - assuming my VM IP is 192.168.124.7 how do I access the crowbar UI ?

I love stupid questions. Their easy to answer.

they're

jeez.

Ok, are you running in a VM or on your host OS?

yes virtualbox on my mac

Gil_McGrath: Ok, then you have to setup the bridge.

oh yes - I saw that in the set up - again duh:)

if I load all this on a bare metal machine then I assume I do not need to bridge

Do you have a host-only adapter on 192.168.124.0?

mine's vboxnet0

yes

that is the 3rd adaptor

great. I have two, because I'm weird.

it probably has an IP address on it.. which you need to remove.

is it eth2?

the VM has it optioned - but it is not in /etc/network/interfaces (only eht0 and eth1 in /etc/network/interfaces)

yes it is eth2

Gil_McGrath: what about when you type 'ip a'

eth2 shows but state is down

good

then you can follow the docs.

sudo brctl addif docker0 eth2

sudo ip link set eth2 up

hmm brctl command not found

you'll need to apt-get that.

This is in the instructions - let me read it and try - once I do this what is the url to access thre UI?

192.168.124.10:3000

ok - 10? not 7?

what package is brctl in?

aptitude search brctl

hmm..

you can see I am new to this

bridge-utils

No worries.

dpkg -S brctl

that'll find it.

Lets just get you rockin'.

Whatever ip address you can use to get onto your VM. The docker container is exposing port 3000 there on all interfaces.

hmm docker0 is on 172.17.42.1 - let me try that

hmm - no response

yipes.

no. 1 is usually a router

what's eth1 got? ip a show eth1

192.168.124.7

I can ping the 192

then that's your target http://192.168.124.7:3000

no repsonse

might not be up, yet. You did docker-admin.. blah blah blah?

it should steal your terminal

ops - got this time - thanks

Wait, did we meet!?

I was down in Middletown in Dec.

I assume if I do this on a bare metal machine I do not need the bridge

yes I am in MT

That's correct, no bridge necessary if you're on baremetalz.

I love Retrocade!

if we met - then when - whats your name

Or yesterdades!

Judd Maltin

I'm at Dell.

you think we met in middletown in dec?

Could be!

:)

I never remember anyone. Horrid for my line of work.

I was helping out with the BMaaS project for a bit.

Hmmm - If we did then I do not remember either - but next time you are MT look me up.

Ahh - BMaaS - Mike Wienstein?

or Praful?

Praful.

But we should take this offline.

yes

thanks for the HELP - GREATLY APPRECIATED

a pleasure.

msged you contact info.

k

As you get to playing around with it, please ping me with suggestions and questions.

k