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On Jul 7, 2012, at 4:07 PM, "John Kinsella" <j...@stratosec.co> wrote: > Got it up and running with virtual box on osx. No luck yet importing it into > Parallels, if I figure that out I'll add a "how to" to the wiki page. > > Some thoughts: > * Do a little cleanup before packaging the disk image for download - I see > things like root's bash history. Not giving away a lot of info, but anything > helps a malicious user. Might want to clean out /var/log as well. Will do, there is a script: devcloudsetup.sh under tools/devcloud/, will setup the whole image, but it's not 100% automated yet. After automate the image build process, then we will get clean image. > * Might want to clean up the users/permissions in mysql - user cloud can > connect from anywhere without a password, and I see 2 users with no > usernames/passwords - not sure how mysqld will treat those, but probably > shouldn't be there. Both root and cloud user don't have password, the reason is to make it simple: when deploying db, don't need to config password. > * At login I'm shown there's 26 security updates - might want to apply those > to the release. Ok, will do. > * At least on mac, accessing the UI works with http://localhost:8080/client, > not my machine's IP. In order to get console proxy work, when rdeploydb, need a routable ip on the -Drhost command line, the ip will be stored in devcloud db. Otherwise, using localhost is enough. > > I can't get past "View all" for any of the items on the Infrastructure page > to add zones/etc, not sure if that's just me, won't have time to debug > further on that today... Maybe need to wait for a while or refresh ui... Thanks for your test and comments. > > John > > On Jul 6, 2012, at 7:37 PM, Edison Su wrote: > >> Hi All, >> I created an all-in-one-box CloudStack development environment, name it as >> DevCloud. It's ready to download from >> http://download.cloud.com/templates/devcloud/DevCloud.ova and the document >> is put at http://wiki.cloudstack.org/display/comm/DevCloud. >> If you are a CloudStack developer whose daily tasks are directly related to >> hypervisor, or are interested in CloudStack but don't want to setup a >> CloudStack environment by yourself, welcome to have a try. >> Comments are welcome! >> Note: the image is about 1.5G, the downloading may take a while. >> > >