* Updated README
* Updated pip and deb packages.
* New firefox bookmark format [currently doesn't work]
Change-Id: I115609d6db6b77a6812dd92aa066fb5edc4f38a1
This lib isn't used in this repo, but it's presence in a requirements
file makes it show up as in use in global searches. This removes it from
the repo so we can remove it from global requirements.
Change-Id: I21e71d73efc7cac5cc0bb59b12a84dff133f6b0e
Signed-off-by: Sean McGinnis <sean.mcginnis@gmail.com>
- The latest VirtualBox versions warn the user about obsolete VGA driver,
thus the modified ovf file.
- Updated pip requirements and cirros image
- Updated Changelog and Readme about version 6 compatibility
Change-Id: I5e4d22634dd49d05eac22f7660fa1ea8bc8ca452
This patch brings a better in-VM experience to attendees of the upstream
training, with fixed links and README and a default opening page of
firefox that points to the rendered version of the README.
The firefox places sqlite database is also removed and the
git-compatible text version is included so updating links would be
easier in the future.
Pip packaage list also updated (2019-02-13)
Change-Id: I0849df7a09d94d5d8118c87da9b2f1b2210b1c25
This patch brings the VM up to Ubuntu 18.04 LTS (bionic). Package list
upgraded to reflect changes between 16.04 and 18.04.
Known problems:
- After devstack installation, booted cirros system doesn't have proper
name resolution. Editing /etc/resolv.conf solves the problem
Change-Id: I28a3cbf6902e18b8956e9060f1d3ef0e38bdb387
This change introduces import-virsh.sh which is a convenience script
that helps converting the downloaded ova file to be imported by virsh,
thus providing an easy way to start the trainig VM using virt-manager.
Change-Id: I8012cfd13126acd08410d58568fb86a0a0469b27
During the Berlin summit, 2018 November, we used an updated version of
the training VM, with always-latest devstack running on Ubuntu 18.04
LTS.
This patch fixes issues coming with installing devstack on the new
operating system, and also introduces some bug fixes.
For a full list of changes, refer to CHANGELOG.md
Change-Id: I822f68d5aba5721d6eb7dd9066e10dff81bcd736
Users may want to override the generated output format, in case they
want to run in a virtualization environment other than VMware or
VirtualBox.
Accept a positional argument enabling users to select their preferred
output format, defaulting to VMDK (the previously hard-coded format).
Also, make the creation of an OVA archive conditional on the user
selecting a disk format commonly used with VirtualBox (that is, VDI or
VMDK).
Change-Id: I8829c1a21aa79de877748d9bdc3b7eef7802a6d8
Users may want to build images for use in OpenStack (or for that
matter, any cloud-init supported cloud platform). Instruct DIB to
include cloud-init in the generated images.
Change-Id: I304435e01fdeee4090c932541241848695c2a16c
Freenode IRC channel #openstack-101 is retired and upstream
institute participants are encouraged to join #openstack-dev
channel.
Note: This patch aligns with
https://review.openstack.org/#/c/561082/
Change-Id: Ifdca409b4dfa1744c4d688647a639e757a250b8e
New version of diskimage-builder
(https://pypi.python.org/pypi/diskimage-builder) requires to
explicitly specify the type of block-device such as
block-device-mbr or block-device-gpt when using vm element
: I4a566a97d073fc0dda0ab2494ac988fe015800a9.
This patch fixes to specify as block-device-mbr,
since it was the default type for the previous versions
of diskimage-builder.
Change-Id: I9fa78773e47e45c8f4638854314a741f3e4cf603
As the ExtensionPack is also needed for VirtualBox this change
mentions it.
Change-Id: I6163f3e6d04ac213090df3d0daeb86790f001bca
Signed-off-by: Gergely Csatari <gergely.csatari@nokia.com>
This patch makes it possible to build the Virtualbox-compatible OVA
archive withouth using vagrant, virtualbox, or vmware-specific tools.
Currently the created ova archive can be imported on VirtualBox and
VMWare Player, the disk image itself can be used with libvirt
(qemu-kvm). It contains all the drivers that enables using it
as a desktop system with shared clipboard, auto-resizing display, etc.
Since the diskimage-builder method installs in chroot, there is no way
to pre-install devstack by running stack.sh. The image makes a best
effort including all the deb and pip packages to make the first run of
stack.sh as short as possible.
Change-Id: Ie1f6e44db7e0af8d072cfdf16ace1ba3f749c246