[Review Queue] gpfs, xCAT, ubuntu-repository-cache, charm-tools

gpfs The instructions provided in the README don’t match with the binary provided to us for testing, and the documentation is too vague about what needs to be done in order to provide the binary to the charm during installation. I’ve recommended a

Re: Juju-Gum with openstack/ceph

Mark, That sounds awesome. I already really like the abstraction layer that Juju is giving for network resources, disks would be great too. - Ed > On Jul 30, 2015, at 3:17 PM, Mark Shuttleworth wrote: > > On 30/07/15 17:36, ed bond wrote: >> Being able to place a bundle’s units is awe

Re: Juju-Gum with openstack/ceph

On 30/07/15 17:36, ed bond wrote: > Being able to place a bundle’s units is awesome, but being able to upload a > single config for all of the bundles configs. Things like ceph resilience and > ceph devices have to be set on the first deploy of the unit and can’t be > changed afterwards. Hi Ed

Juju-Gum with openstack/ceph

Hello all, I set out to try to install openstack via the bundle, using the charm: cs:trusty/juju-gui-33. While I didn’t commit the bundle, I needed to be able to add drives to my ceph configuration so that it would provision my 15 drive DAC’s. The problem was that chang