Thank you. Another person sent me a list of gems. I will assemble my notes and publish back to this list.
Burr Sent from my Android phone -----Original Message----- From: [email protected] [[email protected]] Received: 10/13/10 5:07 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: Installation I should clarify, the problem was not with the 'amazon-ec2' gem but rather with the 'aws/s3' gem (which we were using prior to the righscale one). marios On 13/10/10 11:32, [email protected] wrote: > Hi Andre, right_aws is needed if you want to use s3 - there was a > problem with amazon's gem (the amazon-ec2 one) which means you can't > work with buckets outside the US. Of course the current situation is not > ideal since we need two gems and as was evident from your own experience > this can cause confusion. For now however this is a necessary evil, > > marios > > On 13/10/10 11:29, Andr? Dietisheim wrote: >> Hi Marios >> >> as far as I remember the right_aws is not needed (I checked with my >> current gems and I dont have it and things are running here). >> >> Cheers >> Andr? >> >> On 10/13/2010 10:25 AM, [email protected] wrote: >>> Hi Burr, >>> >>> in addition to what Tomas has said, in order to run the ec2 driver for >>> deltacloud you need the 'amazon-ec2' gem and the 'right_aws' gems >>> ('sudo gem install amazon-ec2' and 'sudo gem install right_aws'). >>> >>> Please do join us on #deltacloud (irc freenode) and we can hopefully >>> get you up and running in no time, >>> >>> marios >>> >>> On 13/10/10 10:23, Tomas Sedovic wrote: >>>> Hey Burr, >>>> >>>> I'm sorry for the confusion. The `gem` command is in the rubygems >>>> package. `yum install rubygems` should get you covered. >>>> >>>> You can find more detailed instructions here: >>>> >>>> http://deltacloud.org/contribute.html >>>> >>>> This covers installing both the core API stuff and the web frontend. >>>> The >>>> page lists the required gems to get you started from a clean Fedora >>>> install, too. >>>> >>>> You seem to need just the API server running, for that you will need >>>> the >>>> following packages: >>>> >>>> ruby >>>> ruby-devel >>>> rubygems >>>> gcc-c++ >>>> libxml2-devel >>>> libxslt-devel >>>> >>>> And then run the `sudo gem install deltacloud-core`. >>>> >>>> That should be enough. >>>> >>>> If you have any more questions, just ask them here or on the >>>> #deltacloud >>>> chanel on Freenode. >>>> >>>> Cheers, >>>> Thomas >>>> >>>> On 10/13/2010 12:02 AM, Burr Sutter wrote: >>>>> I have the proverbial "dumb questions" as the newbie. >>>>> >>>>> My goal is to get a local copy of Deltacloud running against my EC2 >>>>> environment. >>>>> >>>>> Is this the only source of "installation" documentation? >>>>> >>>>> http://deltacloud.org/download.html >>>>> >>>>> This assumes a lot about someone's Fedora client - my raw Fedora >>>>> didn't >>>>> have gem. >>>>> >>>>> Can someone who has recently been the full process of getting the >>>>> deltacloudd running on a brand new Fedora list out the commands, >>>>> please? >>>>> >>>>> Burr >>>>> >>> >> >
