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7.3 Cloudbursting Using The Command Line And cmsh
Waiting for data from cluster
Adding cloud provider Amazon EC2 ... ok
Waiting for cloud provider data ...
Got 7 regions, 29 images, 12 types
Default region (default: eu-west-1), options:
ap-northeast-1,
...
us-west-2
> eu-west-1
Default AMI (default: latest), options
...
brightinstaller-074,
brightinstaller-075
>
Default type (default: t1.micro), options
c1.xlarge,
...
t1.micro
>
Default cloud director type (default: m1.large), options
c1.xlarge,
...
t1.micro
>
Update cloud provider Amazon EC2... ok
Got 6 networks
Found tunnel network for eu-west-1: 172.16.0.0/16
Using NetMap network: 172.31.0.0/16
Using cloud network: 10.0.0.0/8
Use regions: (default eu-west-1, space separated / all), options:
ap-northeast-1,
...
us-west-2
>
Updating head node bright60 ... ok
Updating tunnel network eu-west-1 ... ok
Cloud director ip on eu-west-1 (default 172.16.255.251)
>
Adding cloud director eu-west-1-director ... ok
Provisioning update started
[root@bright60 ~]#
After cloud-setup has run, the cloud nodes (the cloud director and
regular cloud nodes) can be launched.
7.3.2 Launching The Cloud Director
Launching the cloud requires that the cloud director and cloud nodes be
powered up. This can be done using cmgui as described in sections 7.2.2
and 7.2.3. It can also be carried out in cmsh, for example, the cloud director eu-west-1-director can be powered up from device mode with:
Example
cmsh -c "device power on -n eu-west-1-director"
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