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opencrowbar-build-tools-2.0.0.46-1.noarch

This is the opencrowbar-build-tools package for OpenCrowbar. OpenCrowbar is a second-generation DevOps tool that enables deployment of bare servers into a production ready cluster in a matter of hours. OpenCrowbar can deploy any software stack, but has been initially developed to deploy Hadoop and OpenStack. OpenCrowbar is able to prepare server hardware, firmware, and hardware-based controllers to create a known-state hardware platform that is ready to receive the installation of an operating system, application-specific software, pre-configure the application-specific platform so it is ready to deploy a clustered workload to compute and/or storage nodes. OpenCrowbar provides server discovery, firmware updates, and operating system installation using PXE boot or virtual instance deployment. OpenCrowbar deploys applications on top of hardware-provisioned operating system platforms using Jigs. Supported Jigs includes: Chef, Puppet, and SSH-based shell scripting.

opencrowbar-ceph-2.0.0.616-1.noarch

This is the opencrowbar-ceph package for OpenCrowbar. OpenCrowbar is a second-generation DevOps tool that enables deployment of bare servers into a production ready cluster in a matter of hours. OpenCrowbar can deploy any software stack, but has been initially developed to deploy Hadoop and OpenStack. OpenCrowbar is able to prepare server hardware, firmware, and hardware-based controllers to create a known-state hardware platform that is ready to receive the installation of an operating system, application-specific software, pre-configure the application-specific platform so it is ready to deploy a clustered workload to compute and/or storage nodes. OpenCrowbar provides server discovery, firmware updates, and operating system installation using PXE boot or virtual instance deployment. OpenCrowbar deploys applications on top of hardware-provisioned operating system platforms using Jigs. Supported Jigs includes: Chef, Puppet, and SSH-based shell scripting.

opencrowbar-core-2.0.0.3926-1.noarch

This is the opencrowbar-core package for OpenCrowbar. A typical deployment will require this package and at least one workload deployer package such as: crowbar-openstack, crowbar-hadoop, crowbar-ceph, etc. OpenCrowbar is a second-generation DevOps tool that enables deployment of bare servers into a production ready cluster in a matter of hours. OpenCrowbar can deploy any software stack, but has been initially developed to deploy Hadoop and OpenStack. OpenCrowbar is able to prepare server hardware, firmware, and hardware-based controllers to create a known-state hardware platform that is ready to receive the installation of an operating system, application-specific software, pre-configure the application-specific platform so it is ready to deploy a clustered workload to compute and/or storage nodes. OpenCrowbar provides server discovery, firmware updates, and operating system installation using PXE boot or virtual instance deployment. OpenCrowbar deploys applications on top of hardware-provisioned operating system platforms using Jigs. Supported Jigs includes: Chef, Puppet, and SSH-based shell scripting.

opencrowbar-hadoop-2.0.0.1-1.noarch

This is the opencrowbar-hadoop package for OpenCrowbar. OpenCrowbar is a second-generation DevOps tool that enables deployment of bare servers into a production ready cluster in a matter of hours. OpenCrowbar can deploy any software stack, but has been initially developed to deploy Hadoop and OpenStack. OpenCrowbar is able to prepare server hardware, firmware, and hardware-based controllers to create a known-state hardware platform that is ready to receive the installation of an operating system, application-specific software, pre-configure the application-specific platform so it is ready to deploy a clustered workload to compute and/or storage nodes. OpenCrowbar provides server discovery, firmware updates, and operating system installation using PXE boot or virtual instance deployment. OpenCrowbar deploys applications on top of hardware-provisioned operating system platforms using Jigs. Supported Jigs includes: Chef, Puppet, and SSH-based shell scripting.

opencrowbar-hardware-2.0.0.1-1.noarch

This is the opencrowbar-hardware package for OpenCrowbar. This pacakge is required for any working installation that requires the RIAD and BIOS hardware provisioning capability. modules. OpenCrowbar is a second-generation DevOps tool that enables deployment of bare servers into a production ready cluster in a matter of hours. OpenCrowbar can deploy any software stack, but has been initially developed to deploy Hadoop and OpenStack. OpenCrowbar is able to prepare server hardware, firmware, and hardware-based controllers to create a known-state hardware platform that is ready to receive the installation of an operating system, application-specific software, pre-configure the application-specific platform so it is ready to deploy a clustered workload to compute and/or storage nodes. OpenCrowbar provides server discovery, firmware updates, and operating system installation using PXE boot or virtual instance deployment. OpenCrowbar deploys applications on top of hardware-provisioned operating system platforms using Jigs. Supported Jigs includes: Chef, Puppet, and SSH-based shell scripting.

opencrowbar-openstack-2.0.0.2557-1.noarch

This is the openstack workload driver module for OpenCrowbar. Use of this package will require installation of the opencrowbar-core package. OpenCrowbar is a second-generation DevOps tool that enables deployment of bare servers into a production ready cluster in a matter of hours. OpenCrowbar can deploy any software stack, but has been initially developed to deploy Hadoop and OpenStack. OpenCrowbar is able to prepare server hardware, firmware, and hardware-based controllers to create a known-state hardware platform that is ready to receive the installation of an operating system, application-specific software, pre-configure the application-specific platform so it is ready to deploy a clustered workload to compute and/or storage nodes. OpenCrowbar provides server discovery, firmware updates, and operating system installation using PXE boot or virtual instance deployment. OpenCrowbar deploys applications on top of hardware-provisioned operating system platforms using Jigs. Supported Jigs includes: Chef, Puppet, and SSH-based shell scripting.

opencrowbar-template-2.0.0.3-1.noarch

This is the opencrowbar-template package for Crowbar 2.0. This pacakge is NOT required for any working installation - it serves as a pattern for development of future add-on modules. Crowbar 2.0 is a second-generation DevOps tool that enables deployment of bare servers into a production ready cluster in a matter of hours. Crowbar 2.0 can deploy any software stack, but has been initially developed to deploy Hadoop and OpenStack. Crowbar 2.0 is able to prepare server hardware, firmware, and hardware-based controllers to create a known-state hardware platform that is ready to receive the installation of an operating system, application-specific software, pre-configure the application-specific platform so it is ready to deploy a clustered workload to compute and/or storage nodes. Crowbar provides server discovery, firmware updates, and operating system installation using PXE boot or virtual instance deployment. Crowbar deploys applications on top of hardware-provisioned operating system platforms using Jigs. Supported Jigs includes: Chef, Puppet, and SSH-based shell scripting.

opendaylight-virtualization-0.1.1-1.lbn19.noarch

The Virtualization edition of OpenDaylight is geared towards data centers. It includes the OVSDB protocol southbound and the Affinity Service, VTN, DOVE, and the OpenStack Service.

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openstack-ansible-18.1.19-1.lbn25.noarch

OpenStack-Ansible is an official OpenStack project which aims to deploy production environments from source in a way that makes it scalable while also being simple to operate, upgrade, and grow. For an overview of the mission, repositories and related Wiki home page, please see the formal Home Page for the project. For those looking to test OpenStack-Ansible using an All-In-One (AIO) build, please see the Quick Start guide. For more detailed Installation and Operator documentation, please see the Deployment Guide. If OpenStack-Ansible is missing something you'd like to see included, then we encourage you to see the Developer Documentation for more details on how you can get involved. Developers wishing to work on the OpenStack-Ansible project should always base their work on the latest code, available from the master GIT repository at Source. If you have some questions, or would like some assistance with achieving your goals, then please feel free to reach out to us on the OpenStack Mailing Lists (particularly openstack-discuss) or on IRC in #openstack-ansible on the freenode network. OpenStack-Ansible Roles OpenStack-Ansible offers separate role repositories for each individual role that OpenStack-Ansible supports. For individual role configuration options, see the Role Documentation. An individual role's source code can be found at: https://opendev.org/openstack/openstack-ansible-<ROLENAME>.