swati_9: hi.. so to use solum within devstack, you will have to copy lib/solum from solum directory to devstack/lib/solum and extras.d/70-solum.sh to devstack/extras.d/70-solum.sh
swati_9: once you do that, you will have to re-run devstack (run unstack.sh followed by stack.sh)
swati_9
devkulkarni: ok, i will do that now
devkulkarni
swati_9: after that, you can check if the solum services are running or not by running the ps command (ps | grep solum)
you can also attach to the screen session (screen -x stack) and navigate the screens to see all the openstack services running (you should see solum services in that list)
if all goes well, you should see 4 solum services running. solum-api, solum-conductor, solum-worker, solum-deployer
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swati_9
devkulkarni: i reran stack.sh and tried the ps command, but nothing showed up
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devkulkarni
swati_9: you mean you do not see any solum services running? how about other openstack services, like heat?
swati_9
no, it doesnt show any of those
devkulkarni
swati_9: hmm, that seems strange. did you devstack run complete?
as in complete successfully?
swati_9
yes, and it gave me the link to the dashboard too
devkulkarni
what is the exact ps command you used?
swati_9
ps | grep solum
devkulkarni
oh, try this: 'ps -eaf | grep solum'
swati_9
ok, yeah
now i got something :)
devkulkarni
cool :)
now try this:
1) source ~/devstack/openrc
2) solum app list
itisha
devkulkarni: i get an error: solum: command not founf
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devkulkarni
itisha: could you describe what setup you have done till now?
swati_9
i get an error :(
solum: command not found
devkulkarni
ok
looks like python-solumclient is not installed
which makes sense, since you started from vanilla devstack install