Volkan, Can you give me some specifics about the libraries? If they are gems, debs or rpms then it would be best to do that via the barclamp.yml file where we track that meta data. Binary files used by the cookbook go in the barclamp/bin directory.
Based on our thread, I'm going to strong recommend that you consider using the devtool (https://github.com/crowbar/barclamp-crowbar/blob/master/doc/devguide/devtool-build.md) to create your own version of the barclamp. It sounds like some extra work but it will take care of all the packaging for you and also make creating the barclamp very repeatable. Rob From: Satirtav, Volkan Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2013 3:36 PM To: Hirschfeld, Rob Cc: crowbar Subject: FW: About importing a barclamp Thanks Rob, I have one other question. I also want to copy some libraries while I am importing that new nova barclamp. How can I do that? If I have to use chef, can you briefly mention the steps? Thank You Volkan From: Hirschfeld, Rob Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2013 2:38 PM To: Satirtav, Volkan; crowbar Subject: RE: About importing a barclamp Volkan, Yes, you'd have to either force a new chef client run or reapply the proposal (which does the same thing). In barclamp import process should upload the Chef components. I'd suggest logging into the Chef server (port 4040) to check. Rob From: Satirtav, Volkan Sent: Wednesday, July 03, 2013 12:52 PM To: Hirschfeld, Rob Subject: About importing a barclamp Rob, I managed to import a new nova barclamp using the import link on the crowbar gui. But I think I still have to run the chef-client in order to reflect those changes on the nova dashboard right? Do I have to run "chef-client" command manually both on admin and controller node? Is there any other easier way to reflect those changes? Thanks Volkan
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