Alright, thank you for all the help. Let me see if I have the
"installation steps" on a new Fedora 13 nailed down:
sudo yum install ruby
sudo yum install ruby-devel
sudo yum install rubygems
sudo yum install gcc-c++
sudo yum install libxml2-devel
sudo yum install libxslt-devel
and then
sudo gem install amazon-ec2
sudo gem install daemons
sudo gem install eventmachine
sudo gem install haml
sudo gem install json
sudo gem install --version '1.0.0' rack
sudo gem install rack-accept
sudo gem install rake
sudo gem install rerun
sudo gem install sinatra
sudo gem install thin
sudo gem install deltacloud-core
deltacloudd -i mock
Use Firefox -> http://localhost:3001
Does this minimum set of steps look about right? We should publish this
someplace. Keep in mind that I am not a ruby developer, just an
end-user, not really a Linux guy. :-)
Now I am on to deltacloudd -i ec2
Note sure how to "configure" those settings to point to my EC2 account
yet. :-)
On 10/13/2010 5:07 AM, [email protected] wrote:
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, André 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
André
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
