p.s. the 'jsonPath: "$.resp"' is just for my test responder - it responds
'{ "resp": "ok" }'. I don't know what the Cloudstack API will return but
it would need to be JSON if you wanted to publish bits of the result as
sensors.
On Fri, 2 Jun 2017 at 15:47 Geoff Macartney <
geoff.macart...@cloud
hi Daan,
That's the sort of thing I was thinking of, yes. Perhaps something like a
VanillaSoftwareProcess that you can run, with some config to hold the
settings for the network, and a "launch.command" [1] to create the network
using the CLI, and a "stop.command" to destroy it.
The trouble with
Thanks Richard, I saw your messages, see inline
On 02/06/2017, 11:21, "Richard Downer" wrote:
Hi Daan,
I wrote some messages on this on IRC, but it seems you've dropped off the
channel. Here's some information.
It looks like this is not possible in pure Brooklyn. We rel
I am not sure if I get what you are saying but being a bit familiar with
cloudmonkey; Are you saying that I should call cloudmonkey from the camp yaml
is some way? Or do you mean for me to write some supportive code that then
makes it possible to use the CAMP YAML in the generic way using the lo
hi Daan (and other Brooklyners - question below),
There isn't (yet) a portable network abstraction in Brooklyn, i.e. you
can't write a blueprint that says "create me a network" and then run it on
some arbitrary cloud, where it will do the cloud specific thing. That may
come along, but in the mean
Hi Daan,
I wrote some messages on this on IRC, but it seems you've dropped off the
channel. Here's some information.
It looks like this is not possible in pure Brooklyn. We rely on jclouds,
and jclouds Cloudstack doesn't do any automated management of networks - it
seems that it can search for an
Thanks,
Next step: Can I have Brooklyn create my networks in cloudstack?
And delete it again at the end of my life cycle?
I have only found how reference the network to use with the field networkName.
But I want it not to be pre-existing.
On 02/06/2017, 09:20, "Andrea Turli" wrote:
Daan,
Daan,
Looks to me you are in the right track! I'd probably start from
https://brooklyn.apache.org/v/latest/locations/#apache-cloudstack to learn
how to select images and networks.
Best,
Andrea
Il 01/giu/2017 16:57, "Daan Hoogland" ha
scritto:
H,
This is a usage question but aws there is no
H,
This is a usage question but aws there is no user@ list I ended out here. You
know me as the guy asking about integration with cloudstack. I am experimenting
with that, now. I have a local cloudstack running and available at a
10. private space address on port 8080. Now I have Brooklyn at th
