Hi Andrew, Andrew Brimer (abri...@pearlnet.com) wrote: > Hello all, > > I have created a crowbar iso named > "crowbar-mesa-1.7_openstack-os-build.3502.dev-ubuntu-12.04" > > Once this iso installs the operating system I switch to root and run > "./install admin.pearlstack.com" > > The install fails and I am unsure of what I need to do to resolve > whatever issue I have introduced and/or failed to accommodate for. > > Do I have a .pem problem? I have tried to resolve this issue for over a > week now and I am finally requesting help from you guys, I am certainly > missing something but cannot put my finger on it. > > Are there other log files that would help identify this problem? Do you > need anything else from me? Please help.
[snipped] Sorry for the slow reply - a lot of us were at the OpenStack summit last week and are still catching up on email backlog and jet lag. As per the recent announcement from Dell: http://lists.us.dell.com/pipermail/crowbar/2014-May/004560.html and discussion on yesterday's community call: http://pad.opencrowbar.org/p/community-planning-meeting-2014-05-21 (if I may risk speaking on behalf of Dell), Dell employees can now only officially support Crowbar for their existing customers. Any other support from Dell employees will be on a best effort basis in their spare time, and AFAIK they are mostly dedicating that spare time towards the next generation codebase ("OpenCrowbar"). Here at SUSE we approach Crowbar installation in a significantly different way, typically via an add-on .iso containing Crowbar packages built for SLES11 SP3. So unfortunately we cannot help you with the above problem. However, if you were willing to try SUSE Cloud 3 which is based on the Crowbar roxy release and OpenStack's Havana release, then we would be glad to help with any issues you may encounter - although this is an enterprise product so hopefully you should find it well polished and with minimal issues :-) Of course SUSE Cloud 3 is fully F/OSS, and the software is available to download for free evaluations. One very easy way to get started is by using this appliance: https://susestudio.com/a/Mrr6vv/suse-cloud-3-admin-embedded Another way is to use the Vagrant boxes which I prepared for the HA workshop in Atlanta last week: https://github.com/aspiers/openstacksummit2014-atlanta/blob/master/README.md I am currently uploading the Vagrant boxes which were used, so hopefully they will be available in the next few days (or even hours). At that point, bootstrapping a SUSE Cloud 3 install should be as simple as cloning the git repo and then doing "vagrant up". The Vagrant boxes contain the latest development code with full HA support. The SUSE Studio embedded appliance does not yet, but probably will soon. It is also possible to build the Vagrant boxes yourself from scratch - if you want to do that, let us know and we can assist you. Regards, Adam _______________________________________________ Crowbar mailing list Crowbar@dell.com https://lists.us.dell.com/mailman/listinfo/crowbar For more information: http://crowbar.github.com/
