Team, So we have PFS operational on Roxy (kind off). You can do PFS build of Roxy and build works fine. PFS UI is significantly simplified, so you do not need to deal with all the secondary settings. Unfortunate side effect is that for PFS local cache on admin node, that has latest bits as of build time, is used for latest bits. One can change all removed custom PFS UI parameters in raw mode.
I had only tested it on Ubuntu-12.04.2. Here is the list of packages you will need to for Ubuntu build: debootstrap git curl openssl build-essential mkisofs binutils rpm genisoimage erlang ssh markdown libsqlite3-dev ruby rubygems1.8 python-pip dh-make python-dev libxslt1-dev molly-guard python-numpy libffi-dev libssl-dev python-lxml libxml2 python-virtualenv and gem install json kwalify bundler rake rcov rspec net-http-digest_auth i18n The standard: dev build -os Ubuntu-12.04 -pfs Will do the PFS build. Replace os version with your favorite to try it out if you want to. Smoketest passes with all the changes for non-PFS build and for PFS-build with PFS component deployment (manual). The following 2 scenarios has not been tested: * Non-PFS deployment of PFS build * PFS deployment using openstack repos instead of git Barlamp one. All these changes are in and tested before we flipped Havana bits. Happy usage. [cid:image001.jpg@01CECB1C.C3A052F0] Arkady Kanevsky, Ph.D. Director of SW Development Enterprise Solution Group +1 512 723 5264 | arkady_kanev...@dell.com<mailto:arkady_kanev...@dell.com>
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