On Sep 26, 2012, at 8:37 AM, Jeevan Rex <[email protected]> wrote: > Hi Deltacloud, > I have created a deltacloud for my academic project. Initially the command > "sudo apt-get install libxslt libxslt-dev" failed to run and then I tried to > install in this way "sudo apt-get install libxslt-dev" and "sudo apt-get > install libxslt" independently. But this "sudo apt-get install libxslt-dev" > was successfully installed but "sudo apt-get install libxslt" failed to > install.
The instructions for installing these two may be be outdated. Can you try to search for 'libxslt' ? $ apt-cache search libxslt This library is needed for 'nokogiri' gem to install. > It said the package libxslt is not found. But I skipped those step and went > on installing the delta cloud. I started the cloud with the help of the mock > driver and it was successfully started. But I have no idea how to deploy a > Java or JSP program in it. How to run a database in those instances? Can you > please guide me in deploying our applications in the deltacloud. If you use just Mock server, then all instances are just 'fake', mean they are used for testing and they are represented just by YAML files. To have 'real' instances you will need to use Deltacloud API with 'real' provider, like EC2 or OpenStack. In that case the instances will represent virtual machines you can use to install the database server or deploy Java apps. Just note that Deltacloud API will not do any deployment for you, it will just provide you an API you can use to manage your virtual machines / instances. Cheers, Michal Michal Fojtik http://deltacloud.org [email protected]
