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[Symbolic-users] Symbolic 1.5.0

[Luca F. <lfo...@by...>]

Dear users,

we are proud to announce Symbolic 1.5.0 has been released.

The key features added to this release are:

-- Management and provisioning(with Cobbler) for clustered virtual machines based on Cluster Suite.
-- New graphical user interface and improved interaction with user.
-- The enanched interface provides fast and safe procdures to manage your virtual and physical enviornments.
-- A migration script is provided,and the upgrade to the 1.5.0 is safe and easy.
-- Few bugs has been fixed so the new release is rock solid.

All other useful information,documentation and tutorials are on Symbolic official website.

You can start using this latest release downloding the code from:

http://www.opensymbolic.org

Enjoy!

Symbolic Team

[Symbolic-users] Symbolic 1.4.0 Released

[Marco M. <mmo...@by...>]

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Dear users,

we are pleased to announce Symbolic 1.4.0 has been released.

The key features added to this release are:

* Improved machine creation procedure. Now you can create machines also
on a cluster, selecting your preferred Operating System directly within
web-interface.
* Remote interface to control all your machines directly from your
web-browser.
* You can start managing your machine directly inside Symbolic signing
them with a simple click. No more console operations are required.
* Feeds subscription for operations result. You can attach your feed
reader to Symbolic to control your farm everywhere
* It's possible to create a backup of your data using a Symbolic script.
* All operations ran using Symbolic are stored on file system too. A
simple way to create usage history of your machines.


You can start using this latest release from
http://www.opensymbolic.org

Enjoy!

Symbolic Team

- -- 
Dott. Ing. Mornati Marco
Byte-Code s.r.l
via Antonio Cechov, 1
San Giuliano Milanese (MI)
E-Mail: mmo...@by...

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Re: [Symbolic-users] Provisioning and managing physical machines

[Marco M. <mmo...@by...>]

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On 09/16/2009 06:29 PM, Stas Oskin wrote:
> Aha - now we getting somewhere! :)
>
> Indeed, I had to turn on this checkbox for the symbolic machine.
You need to turn on the checkbox for the machine you have installed
cobbler. If for you this machine is the same where you have installed
Symbolic, yes! :)

>
> Now, while I waited for your reply, I went on and did following 3 things
> on cobbler:
>
> 1) Run cobbler check and insured there are no relevant warnings.
Right.
> 2) Enabled DHCP and let cobbler to control it.
Is not necessary to use dhcp for cobbler, but with could be easier to
control all your machines.

> 3) Enabled cobbler WebUI.
Is not necessary if you want to use Symbolic for provisioning, but you
can use webui to setup your cobbler (import SO isos for example)

>
> Is there anything in these actions that could impact my work with Symbolic?
Absolutely no. You can set your cobbler machine and installation
following your desires.

> For example, the password that was asked from me at Symbolic - was the
> new cobbler password I set for WebUI, so does it use WebUI?
You need to use the admin password for cobbler, I'm not sure is the same
password for the webui but could be.

>
> So, what my next steps?
> Symoblic seems to ask for MAC address - can I install it without - just
> to first machine asking for boot?
Next step is start using cobbler to create your physicals machines (you
need to install koan too to create virtual machines using symbolic). In
the "new machine form" Symbolic asks you for mac address of machine you
want to create (the mac address of the interface you are using to
connect to the network if your machine has more than one interface). You
can't provide/install OS without specifying the mac address because is
the only information cobbler can use to identify you machine over the
network. Naturally may attention about mac address you will insert in
this box because you can format and re-install an operating system over
a wrong machine! :)

Bye
Marco

>
> Regards.
>
> 2009/9/16 Marco Mornati <mmo...@by...
> <mailto:mmo...@by...>>
>
> Maybe we are talking about to a different checkbox. There's a checkbox
> "enable provisioning" that show the combobox where you have to select
> the cobbler server; and in edit machine there is "provide provisioning"
> that configure the machine as a cobbler server.
>
> You can see the correct page/checkbox in the screenshot attached to this
> email
>
> Bye
> Marco
>
> On 09/16/2009 09:36 AM, Stas Oskin wrote:
>> Hi.
>
>> I have the checkbox, but there is no server in the cobbler drop-box.
>
>> Is this OK?
>
>> Regards.
>
>> 2009/9/16 Marco Mornati <mmo...@by...
> <mailto:mmo...@by...>
>> <mailto:mmo...@by... <mailto:mmo...@by...>>>
>
>> Hi Stas,
>
>> sorry for the delay in my answer. All ok?
>
>> to use cobbler you need to add to Symbolic a cobbler machine. To
> do this
>> you can Symbolic create a "new machine" (also if you don't have func
>> installed on cobbler machine) and set all required information
>> (hostname, name, ...). During creation you have to check the property
>> "provide provisioning" and from that moment you will see the new
> machine
>> in the provisioning combobox during new machine creation.
>
>> I'm not sure if you have the checkbox "provide provisioning" directly
>> during creation of the machine or if you have to create it and
> then edit
>> again to see this and other properties. Try, but it's simple.
>
>> Naturally, if you want, you can create a cobbler machine like a
>> "symbolic minion/client", so you can install and configure func, sign
>> the certificate and the you will see the new machine directly added to
>> Symbolic. What you have to do is just edit the machine properties and
>> check "provide provisioning".
>
>> Hope this help.
>
>> Let me know if you have other problems.
>
>> See you
>> Marco
>
>> On 09/15/2009 10:11 PM, Stas Oskin wrote:
>>> Hi Marco.
>
>>> Any update about my question below?
>
>>> Stas.
>
>>> 2009/8/25 Stas Oskin <sta...@gm...
> <mailto:sta...@gm...>
>> <mailto:sta...@gm... <mailto:sta...@gm...>>
> <mailto:sta...@gm... <mailto:sta...@gm...>
>> <mailto:sta...@gm... <mailto:sta...@gm...>>>>
>
>>>     Hi Marco.
>
>>>     I managed to get in by reinstalling Symbolic.
>
>>>     When I add a new HOST, and check the provision checkbox, I
> get the
>>>     Cobbler option indeed.
>
>>>     But the drop list has only "Select a Cobbler server".
>
>>>     Any idea how I can add the local server (on same machine) to
>> the list?
>
>>>     Regards.
>
>
>
>

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Re: [Symbolic-users] Provisioning and managing physical machines

[Marco M. <mmo...@by...>]

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Maybe we are talking about to a different checkbox. There's a checkbox
"enable provisioning" that show the combobox where you have to select
the cobbler server; and in edit machine there is "provide provisioning"
that configure the machine as a cobbler server.

You can see the correct page/checkbox in the screenshot attached to this
email

Bye
Marco

On 09/16/2009 09:36 AM, Stas Oskin wrote:
> Hi.
> 
> I have the checkbox, but there is no server in the cobbler drop-box.
> 
> Is this OK?
> 
> Regards.
> 
> 2009/9/16 Marco Mornati <mmo...@by...
> <mailto:mmo...@by...>>
> 
> Hi Stas,
> 
> sorry for the delay in my answer. All ok?
> 
> to use cobbler you need to add to Symbolic a cobbler machine. To do this
> you can Symbolic create a "new machine" (also if you don't have func
> installed on cobbler machine) and set all required information
> (hostname, name, ...). During creation you have to check the property
> "provide provisioning" and from that moment you will see the new machine
> in the provisioning combobox during new machine creation.
> 
> I'm not sure if you have the checkbox "provide provisioning" directly
> during creation of the machine or if you have to create it and then edit
> again to see this and other properties. Try, but it's simple.
> 
> Naturally, if you want, you can create a cobbler machine like a
> "symbolic minion/client", so you can install and configure func, sign
> the certificate and the you will see the new machine directly added to
> Symbolic. What you have to do is just edit the machine properties and
> check "provide provisioning".
> 
> Hope this help.
> 
> Let me know if you have other problems.
> 
> See you
> Marco
> 
> On 09/15/2009 10:11 PM, Stas Oskin wrote:
>> Hi Marco.
> 
>> Any update about my question below?
> 
>> Stas.
> 
>> 2009/8/25 Stas Oskin <sta...@gm...
> <mailto:sta...@gm...> <mailto:sta...@gm...
> <mailto:sta...@gm...>>>
> 
>>     Hi Marco.
> 
>>     I managed to get in by reinstalling Symbolic.
> 
>>     When I add a new HOST, and check the provision checkbox, I get the
>>     Cobbler option indeed.
> 
>>     But the drop list has only "Select a Cobbler server".
> 
>>     Any idea how I can add the local server (on same machine) to
> the list?
> 
>>     Regards.
> 
> 
> 

- -- 
Dott. Ing. Mornati Marco
Byte-Code s.r.l
via Antonio Cechov, 1
San Giuliano Milanese (MI)
E-Mail: mmo...@by...

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Re: [Symbolic-users] Provisioning and managing physical machines

[Marco M. <mmo...@by...>]

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Hi Stas,

sorry for the delay in my answer. All ok?

to use cobbler you need to add to Symbolic a cobbler machine. To do this
you can Symbolic create a "new machine" (also if you don't have func
installed on cobbler machine) and set all required information
(hostname, name, ...). During creation you have to check the property
"provide provisioning" and from that moment you will see the new machine
in the provisioning combobox during new machine creation.

I'm not sure if you have the checkbox "provide provisioning" directly
during creation of the machine or if you have to create it and then edit
again to see this and other properties. Try, but it's simple.

Naturally, if you want, you can create a cobbler machine like a
"symbolic minion/client", so you can install and configure func, sign
the certificate and the you will see the new machine directly added to
Symbolic. What you have to do is just edit the machine properties and
check "provide provisioning".

Hope this help.

Let me know if you have other problems.

See you
Marco

On 09/15/2009 10:11 PM, Stas Oskin wrote:
> Hi Marco.
> 
> Any update about my question below?
> 
> Stas.
> 
> 2009/8/25 Stas Oskin <sta...@gm... <mailto:sta...@gm...>>
> 
>     Hi Marco.
> 
>     I managed to get in by reinstalling Symbolic.
> 
>     When I add a new HOST, and check the provision checkbox, I get the
>     Cobbler option indeed.
> 
>     But the drop list has only "Select a Cobbler server".
> 
>     Any idea how I can add the local server (on same machine) to the list?
> 
>     Regards.
> 


- -- 
Dott. Ing. Mornati Marco
Byte-Code s.r.l
via Antonio Cechov, 1
San Giuliano Milanese (MI)
E-Mail: mmo...@by...

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Re: [Symbolic-users] Provisioning and managing physical machines

[Marco M. <mmo...@by...>]

Hello Stas,

sorry for the delay in our answer but it's a vacation time for all of us! :)
I'll try to explain to the remaining questions.

> 
> Does Symbolic assign the macaddress to a profile?

No Symbolic does not assign "automatically" a mac address to a cobbler profile. When you are creating a new machine you have to select a Cobbler profile (so the operating system with all setttings you have done in your cobbler server) and then a max address, so the physical machine you want to provision. The mac address is not associated to the profile but, naturally, to your machine.

> 
> Or I need to specify the mac in the cobbler separately? How then I
> link between the cobbler and Symbolic?

You need to specify the mac address only in symbolic, to identify the machine to provision.

> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> uhm, maybe I didn't understand your previous question. You mention
> cluster.
> 
> 
> 
> You said - "can be whatever". So I thought you talking about any other
> boot server.
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> yes, but in cobbler you can set the initial configuration with puppet
> you can change the configuration during time.
> 
> 
> 
> I know - this will be moved to Symbolic in 1.5, correct?

Maybe! :)
>  
> 
> 
> 
> I didn't understand what you did.
> 
> Were you able to login after installing symbolic 1.4?
> Where did you add the virtual machine? in symbolic or on the host
> server?
> 
> 
> 
> 
> I just downloaded the new version from your link, and updated my
> symbolic installation to 1.4.
> 
> Now it doesn't accept the user-name or password.
> 
> Any idea.

Could be a database problem... but it's strange because we haven't change the database. If you haven't make any important entry in the database, you can try to delete db and let symbolic to recrete it.
If it does not work, try to follow the installation guide again, maybe you have problem with your controlled func machine.



See
Marco
> 
> 
> P.S. I still don't know what virtual machines have to do with this :).
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Re: [Symbolic-users] Provisioning and managing physical machines

[Stas O. <sta...@gm...>]

Hi Luca.

Any idea about the points above?

Thanks.

On 8/9/09, Stas Oskin <sta...@gm...> wrote:
> Hi Luca.
>
> Please reply in the Mailing list and not directly to me.
>>
>
> No problem.
>
>
>> Yes, in cobbler profile + macaddress (and maybe some other options less
>> relevant) = system.
>>
>
> Does Symbolic assign the macaddress to a profile?
>
> Or I need to specify the mac in the cobbler separately? How then I link
> between the cobbler and Symbolic?
>
>
>> uhm, maybe I didn't understand your previous question. You mention
>> cluster.
>>
>
> You said - "can be whatever". So I thought you talking about any other boot
> server.
>
>
>> yes, but in cobbler you can set the initial configuration with puppet
>> you can change the configuration during time.
>>
>
> I know - this will be moved to Symbolic in 1.5, correct?
>
>
>>
>> I didn't understand what you did.
>>
>> Were you able to login after installing symbolic 1.4?
>> Where did you add the virtual machine? in symbolic or on the host
>> server?
>>
>
> I just downloaded the new version from your link, and updated my symbolic
> installation to 1.4.
>
> Now it doesn't accept the user-name or password.
>
> Any idea.
>
>
> P.S. I still don't know what virtual machines have to do with this :).
>

-- 
Sent from my mobile device

Re: [Symbolic-users] Provisioning and managing physical machines

[Stas O. <sta...@gm...>]

Hi Luca.

Please reply in the Mailing list and not directly to me.
>

No problem.


> Yes, in cobbler profile + macaddress (and maybe some other options less
> relevant) = system.
>

Does Symbolic assign the macaddress to a profile?

Or I need to specify the mac in the cobbler separately? How then I link
between the cobbler and Symbolic?


> uhm, maybe I didn't understand your previous question. You mention
> cluster.
>

You said - "can be whatever". So I thought you talking about any other boot
server.


> yes, but in cobbler you can set the initial configuration with puppet
> you can change the configuration during time.
>

I know - this will be moved to Symbolic in 1.5, correct?


>
> I didn't understand what you did.
>
> Were you able to login after installing symbolic 1.4?
> Where did you add the virtual machine? in symbolic or on the host
> server?
>

I just downloaded the new version from your link, and updated my symbolic
installation to 1.4.

Now it doesn't accept the user-name or password.

Any idea.


P.S. I still don't know what virtual machines have to do with this :).

Re: [Symbolic-users] Provisioning and managing physical machines

[Luca F. <lfo...@by...>]

On Sun, 2009-08-09 at 10:08 +0300, Stas Oskin wrote:
> Hi.

Please reply in the Mailing list and not directly to me.


> 
> So Symbolic would assign the profiles to the physical machines
> according to my selection? 

Yes, in cobbler profile + macaddress (and maybe some other options less
relevant) = system.

> You mean full profiles including repos, probably.

yes
 
>         
>         No, cobbler is just a server for provision. Can be whatever.
>         You just
>         need to reach to it with symbolic.
>         
> 
> Why, there can be any other server? :)

uhm, maybe I didn't understand your previous question. You mention
cluster.

>         
>         
>         In the 1.4 you can just launch puppet on a machine (if
>         installed and
>         configured), for 1.5 symbolic will allow you to choose a
>         configuration
>         puppet profile during provisioning.
>         
> 
> But I still need to write puppet config + link it against cobbler
> profile, correct? 

yes, but in cobbler you can set the initial configuration with puppet
you can change the configuration during time.


> I added a virtual machine, but how it's related? I just can't login
> into the web panel, any idea how to reset the password?

I didn't understand what you did. 

Were you able to login after installing symbolic 1.4? 
Where did you add the virtual machine? in symbolic or on the host
server?

Luca

Re: [Symbolic-users] Provisioning and managing physical machines

[Luca F. <lfo...@by...>]

On Sat, 2009-08-08 at 22:23 +0300, Stas Oskin wrote:
> Hi Marco.
> 
> Thanks for through explanation.
> 
> Just to summarize:

[...]


> With the version 1.4 that I'm downloading, I will be able to provision
> physical machines. 

yes! :)


[...]

> Is it possible with 1.4 - or I have to externally define entries in
> cobbler there as well? 

You need an external cobbler server with some configurations. At least
profiles. Symbolic can retrieve it and create custom system that are,
using the mac address of the machines, applied on the single machine you
are provisioning.

[...]

> So I need to manually pre-load all the operation systems to Cobbler
> (as usually I do when working with it)?

as I wrote before, in cobbler you need just the profiles.

[...]

> I must have a cluster for cobbler to work? Or it can work separately? 

No, cobbler is just a server for provision. Can be whatever. You just
need to reach to it with symbolic.

> 
>         For the moment with Symbolic you can just invoke the puppet
>         synchronization on a selected machine.
>         For the next releases we have previewed to use puppet directly
>         during
>         machine creation:
>         
>         New Machine -> Select that you want to create a WebSever on
>         Centos 5
>         
>         In this example cobbler will provision your machine with
>         centos 5 and
>         puppet will install necessary services to create a WebServer
>         (httpd,
>         tomcat, mysql, ...).
>         We are working on these things to make really easy the
>         management of a
>         computer infrastructure.
> 
> This will work in Symbolic 1.5?

In the 1.4 you can just launch puppet on a machine (if installed and
configured), for 1.5 symbolic will allow you to choose a configuration
puppet profile during provisioning.


> I downloaded and updated - but it doesn't work with the user/password
> root/pass (the ones I had since the 1.3 version).
> Any idea?

It's weird. How many machine do you have in your database? 

Luca

Re: [Symbolic-users] Provisioning and managing physical machines

[Stas O. <sta...@gm...>]

Hi Marco.

Thanks for through explanation.

Just to summarize:

Yep you are right sorry. In the version 1.3 Symbolic worked only vith
> VM. I was talking about the new version, 1.4. We are completing in these
> days
> >
> >
> >
> >     It is based on Cobbler/Koan and, directly from web interface, you
> just
> >     simply need to "create a new machine", enter some little
> information...
> >     and thats all.
> >


With the version 1.4 that I'm downloading, I will be able to provision
physical machines.

>
> For the moment you cannot startup your machine with symbolic. So you can
> create an entry for cobbler for your machine and then start by hand. In
> the future maybe we will create something like "wake up on lan", but for
> the moment is not so useful. The reason is simply: we have created a
> simple kickstart to open a vpn connection for virtual machines... but in
> all other cases to complete your installation you need to fill some
> entries in installation program (keyboard layout, language, maybe
> serial, and so on).
>

Is it possible with 1.4 - or I have to externally define entries in cobbler
there as well?

>
> >     Naturally you need to configure a cobbler server with all operating
> >     systems you want to user for provisioning.


So I need to manually pre-load all the operation systems to Cobbler (as
usually I do when working with it)?

>
>
> You just need to configure a cluster server (install cluster on a
> machine) and add that machine to symbolic (install func and configure
> func to connect to symbolic machine).
> After this operation you can create new machine with provisioning enable
> (physical or virtual machine).
>

I must have a cluster for cobbler to work? Or it can work separately?

For the moment with Symbolic you can just invoke the puppet
> synchronization on a selected machine.
> For the next releases we have previewed to use puppet directly during
> machine creation:
>
> New Machine -> Select that you want to create a WebSever on Centos 5
>
> In this example cobbler will provision your machine with centos 5 and
> puppet will install necessary services to create a WebServer (httpd,
> tomcat, mysql, ...).
> We are working on these things to make really easy the management of a
> computer infrastructure.
>

This will work in Symbolic 1.5?


>
> For the moment, if you want to make some test with the version we have
> previewed to release on September (in a couple of days maybe on the web
> site you could download an RC version), you can download it from my
> fedorapeople space:
>
> http://mmornati.fedorapeople.org/
>
> both fedora and rhel version are built with the latest sources!
>

I downloaded and updated - but it doesn't work with the user/password
root/pass (the ones I had since the 1.3 version).
Any idea?

Thanks for your help!

Re: [Symbolic-users] Provisioning and managing physical machines

[Marco M. <mmo...@by...>]

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On 08/08/2009 02:47 PM, Stas Oskin wrote:
> Hi.
> 
>     with Symbolic it's possible to provision physical and virtual machines.
> 
> 
> Interesting, because the manual said version 1.3 works only with virtual
> machines.
Yep you are right sorry. In the version 1.3 Symbolic worked only vith
VM. I was talking about the new version, 1.4. We are completing in these
days
>  
> 
> 
>     It is based on Cobbler/Koan and, directly from web interface, you just
>     simply need to "create a new machine", enter some little information...
>     and thats all.
> 
> 
> I created a new physical machine - but how exactly I boot-strap a
> physical machine from this?

For the moment you cannot startup your machine with symbolic. So you can
create an entry for cobbler for your machine and then start by hand. In
the future maybe we will create something like "wake up on lan", but for
the moment is not so useful. The reason is simply: we have created a
simple kickstart to open a vpn connection for virtual machines... but in
all other cases to complete your installation you need to fill some
entries in installation program (keyboard layout, language, maybe
serial, and so on).


> 
> Also, what is cluster (and cluster nodes) in symbolic?

Cluster identify a real cluster (group of machines working together) and
Cluster Node is a Node for the cluster (a single machine inside your
cluster).
There is a separate page (shown you automatically by symbolic if you are
working with a cluster) to manage, for example, virtual machine in a
cluster environment. Where you can decide the node where you want to
startup your machine, migrate a machine on another node, ...


>  
> 
> 
>     Naturally you need to configure a cobbler server with all operating
>     systems you want to user for provisioning.
> 
> 
> So it done separately? What details I need to enter in cobbler for this?

You just need to configure a cluster server (install cluster on a
machine) and add that machine to symbolic (install func and configure
func to connect to symbolic machine).
After this operation you can create new machine with provisioning enable
(physical or virtual machine).

> 
> Also, where does Puppet comes in to play here?

For the moment with Symbolic you can just invoke the puppet
synchronization on a selected machine.
For the next releases we have previewed to use puppet directly during
machine creation:

New Machine -> Select that you want to create a WebSever on Centos 5

In this example cobbler will provision your machine with centos 5 and
puppet will install necessary services to create a WebServer (httpd,
tomcat, mysql, ...).
We are working on these things to make really easy the management of a
computer infrastructure.

For the moment, if you want to make some test with the version we have
previewed to release on September (in a couple of days maybe on the web
site you could download an RC version), you can download it from my
fedorapeople space:

http://mmornati.fedorapeople.org/

both fedora and rhel version are built with the latest sources!

Hope this mail help you!

Regards
Marco

> 
> Regards.


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Re: [Symbolic-users] Provisioning and managing physical machines

[Marco M. <mmo...@by...>]

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Hello,

with Symbolic it's possible to provision physical and virtual machines.
It is based on Cobbler/Koan and, directly from web interface, you just
simply need to "create a new machine", enter some little information...
and thats all.

Naturally you need to configure a cobbler server with all operating
systems you want to user for provisioning.

Regards
Marco


On 08/07/2009 10:51 PM, Stas Oskin wrote:
> Hi.
> 
> Is it possible to provision and manage physical machines via genome,
> without the VM aspect?
> 
> I'm looking for a good way to provision a physical server, then manage
> it via Puppet.
> 
> Regards.
> 
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[Symbolic-users] Provisioning and managing physical machines

[Stas O. <sta...@gm...>]

Hi.

Is it possible to provision and manage physical machines via genome, without
the VM aspect?

I'm looking for a good way to provision a physical server, then manage it
via Puppet.

Regards.

Re: [Symbolic-users] [Leet] [Fwd: SourceForge Community Choice Awards Nominations]

[Luca F. <lfo...@by...>]

On Thu, 2009-05-14 at 02:52 +0200, Luca Foppiano wrote:
> Nominate symbolic!! :-)


When you open sourceforge page, use www.opensymbolic.org in project
url ;-)


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> Subject: SourceForge Community Choice Awards Nominations
> Date: Wed, 13 May 2009 21:55:52 +0000
> 
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> 
> Last week, we began accepting nominations for our fourth annual Community
> Choice Awards. We'll be accepting nominations until May 29th, and the ten
> projects with the most nominations in each category will become our
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> This email contains a set of links for your projects that you can use to
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> that mobilize their communities are usually the ones that win.
> 
> What are you waiting for?  You can win this thing, I know you can.  Good
> luck!
> 
> Nominate "Symbolic" here:
> http://sourceforge.net/community/cca09/nominate/?hash=0b23cf095ec2dcf389332b739391aacf
> 

Regards
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[Symbolic-users] [Fwd: SourceForge Community Choice Awards Nominations]

[Luca F. <lfo...@by...>]

Nominate symbolic!! :-)

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Re: [Symbolic-users] cloud computing ?

[Luca F. <lfo...@by...>]

On Fri, 2009-05-01 at 21:02 +0200, Chitlesh GOORAH wrote:
> Hello there,
> 
> The last few months there were many people who were asking me whether
> Fedora has a cloud computing solution for mass deploy of FEL.
> 
> Some of these people were from big commercial EDA companies looking
> for opensource solutions. There was even a meeting around a table in
> US recently about cloud computing and electronic design tools.
> 
> Currently, I see symbolic/func the only solution which satisfies the
> current demands of the EDA market with these minimum features:
> - virtualization
> - web based administration for those virtual machines
> - extra quick deployment of RHEL/fedora

and soon (with next release) we'll add "configuration" (puppet rulez) :)

> Do you have an uptodate powerpoint presentations which I can forward
> to those people ? Maybe if they are interested your company can
> benefit from it.

Sure, as I told you yesterday on our facebook chat, we have presentation
but I have to update it with latest features. Next week I'll work on
it. 

Cheers
Luca

[Symbolic-users] cloud computing ?

[Chitlesh G. <chi...@gm...>]

Hello there,

The last few months there were many people who were asking me whether
Fedora has a cloud computing solution for mass deploy of FEL.

Some of these people were from big commercial EDA companies looking
for opensource solutions. There was even a meeting around a table in
US recently about cloud computing and electronic design tools.

Currently, I see symbolic/func the only solution which satisfies the
current demands of the EDA market with these minimum features:
- virtualization
- web based administration for those virtual machines
- extra quick deployment of RHEL/fedora

Do you have an uptodate powerpoint presentations which I can forward
to those people ? Maybe if they are interested your company can
benefit from it.

Now coming back to FEL, my laptops do not support virtualisation can
you please create a clone of your youtube video deploying FEL ? I
would send that screencast to the next Design and Automation
Conference in US as a publicity for both FEL and symbolic/func.


Kind regards,
Chitlesh

[Symbolic-users] Symbolic 1.3.0 released

[Luca F. <lfo...@by...>]

Dear Symbolic users and developers,        
   we are pleased to announce Symbolic 1.3.0 has been released.
          
The key features added to this latest release are:
* Browsing virtual machines consoles directly form the web interface
* Cloud computing support (Virtual machine management,capabilities for
clustered environments, virtual machines relocation and live migration)
* Profiled Machines provisioning through web interface using Cobbler
support.     
          
We jointly released a new version of the project website where you can
download the binaries and browse the updated documentation
(http://www.opensymbolic.org ) 
          
You can take a look on new features in action on
http://www.opensymbolic.org/products/demo
          
Enjoy!
          
Symbolic Team

[Symbolic-users] Symbolic IRC Channel

[Marco M. <mmo...@by...>]

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Hello everybody,

I want to invite every Symbolic users and developers, or any person that
 just would give ideas about the project, to join to Symbolic IRC channel.

Server: irc.freenode.net
Channel: #symbolic

See you there

Bye
Marco
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Re: [Symbolic-users] Symbolic 2 Concept

[Marco M. <mmo...@by...>]

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Hello Alessandro,

thanks for your reply! ;)

> Hi Marco,
> a plugin architecture for Symbolic is definitively a good things.

I hope so... could be an harder work but let us a way to write code in
parallel mode (without interferences).

> In order to ease community support and modules I would try to offer a
> structure that:
> - Makes it easy to add a plugin for users (for example , drop your module
> in a directory and, following some defined standards, it gets
> automagically loaded and used in the different parts of the main
> application.
Yes... I have a little guide to do what you are saying for the "java"
part of the code... I've some problems with frontend pages...

> - Makes it easy to create plugins for developers, with clear guidelines,
> possible a barebone module example and, if possible, with the possbility
> of adding plugins written in different languages (am I asking too much?)
eheh Plugin written in different languages could be a problem (for the
moment) but surely is an interesting point!
Surely when we will be ready to release the next version of symbolic, we
will have tons of guide and examples to write a plugin for symbolic.

Have you got any idea about different languages integration?

> - Makes it easy to somehow integrate existing applications and opensource
> software in Symbolic with some kind of "connectors" that permit the
> integration of them inside Symbolic interface (thinking about projects
> like Nagios, Cacti, Puppet and so on).
Yes... the main idea is also to have the main engine of Symbolic as a
plugin (I mean func)... so you can change the machine communication
language (if you want). At the moment we already have a "standard" way
to communicate with symboic using xmlrpc... I know that it's not a
solution for all programs communication.

To make a complete integration with an external tool I think will be
necessary to write a translation layer between symbolic and, for
example, puppet.
Is what we have done with func too. Symbolic does not know that the
engine is func... he just call an "external engine plugin" (called
func-bindings) that make the two way translation between the two
programs. Surely should be possible to do the same things with all other
programs!!


Thanks again
Have a nice day
Marco
> 
> Just some (obvious) ramblings...
> 
> All the best and keep up the great work
> Alessandro
> 
> 
> Hi everybody,
> 
> we are starting making some example for the next generation of Symbolic
> application. I want to share with you our idea about it and ask to
> everybody if could be good or if you have any other (better) idea.
> 
> What we want to make is a modular application (at the moment the
> programming language is not so important... so you can partecipate to
> the concept with what you want ;)). So Symbolic should be a simple
> "core" and all other functions will be added with "plugins".
> 
> What the "core" surely know and could do is "making activity with other
> machine" (like the current version)... but all features (for example
> virtual machine controller; cluster capability; ...) must be something
> that we could make external.
> 
> Any plugin could "inject" some functions on "existing" pages or
> "business class"... so, for example, if I add the "cluster plugin" I
> could see in admin menu a new voice to controll cluster, on machine
> creation I'll have a new combo box and a new voice in the combo to
> define the type of machine.
> 
> 
> What I'm working on at the moment is a way to extend the java base
> classloader to create a structure like I've described in this mail.
> 
> If any of you has any idea about what I proposed and/or wants to propose
> a simple "pluginable" application (python, groovy, java, perl(:S), ...)
> is welcome!! :)
> 
> Let me know what do you think about this idea and specially if you have
> ideas!!!
> 
> 
> Have a nice day
> Bye
> Marco
> 
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Re: [Symbolic-users] Symbolic 2 Concept

[<al...@op...>]

Hi Marco,
a plugin architecture for Symbolic is definitively a good things.
In order to ease community support and modules I would try to offer a
structure that:
- Makes it easy to add a plugin for users (for example , drop your module
in a directory and, following some defined standards, it gets
automagically loaded and used in the different parts of the main
application.
- Makes it easy to create plugins for developers, with clear guidelines,
possible a barebone module example and, if possible, with the possbility
of adding plugins written in different languages (am I asking too much?)
- Makes it easy to somehow integrate existing applications and opensource
software in Symbolic with some kind of "connectors" that permit the
integration of them inside Symbolic interface (thinking about projects
like Nagios, Cacti, Puppet and so on).

Just some (obvious) ramblings...

All the best and keep up the great work
Alessandro


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>
> Hi everybody,
>
> we are starting making some example for the next generation of Symbolic
> application. I want to share with you our idea about it and ask to
> everybody if could be good or if you have any other (better) idea.
>
> What we want to make is a modular application (at the moment the
> programming language is not so important... so you can partecipate to
> the concept with what you want ;)). So Symbolic should be a simple
> "core" and all other functions will be added with "plugins".
>
> What the "core" surely know and could do is "making activity with other
> machine" (like the current version)... but all features (for example
> virtual machine controller; cluster capability; ...) must be something
> that we could make external.
>
> Any plugin could "inject" some functions on "existing" pages or
> "business class"... so, for example, if I add the "cluster plugin" I
> could see in admin menu a new voice to controll cluster, on machine
> creation I'll have a new combo box and a new voice in the combo to
> define the type of machine.
>
>
> What I'm working on at the moment is a way to extend the java base
> classloader to create a structure like I've described in this mail.
>
> If any of you has any idea about what I proposed and/or wants to propose
> a simple "pluginable" application (python, groovy, java, perl(:S), ...)
> is welcome!! :)
>
> Let me know what do you think about this idea and specially if you have
> ideas!!!
>
>
> Have a nice day
> Bye
> Marco
>
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[Symbolic-users] Symbolic 2 Concept

[Marco M. <mmo...@by...>]

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Hi everybody,

we are starting making some example for the next generation of Symbolic
application. I want to share with you our idea about it and ask to
everybody if could be good or if you have any other (better) idea.

What we want to make is a modular application (at the moment the
programming language is not so important... so you can partecipate to
the concept with what you want ;)). So Symbolic should be a simple
"core" and all other functions will be added with "plugins".

What the "core" surely know and could do is "making activity with other
machine" (like the current version)... but all features (for example
virtual machine controller; cluster capability; ...) must be something
that we could make external.

Any plugin could "inject" some functions on "existing" pages or
"business class"... so, for example, if I add the "cluster plugin" I
could see in admin menu a new voice to controll cluster, on machine
creation I'll have a new combo box and a new voice in the combo to
define the type of machine.


What I'm working on at the moment is a way to extend the java base
classloader to create a structure like I've described in this mail.

If any of you has any idea about what I proposed and/or wants to propose
a simple "pluginable" application (python, groovy, java, perl(:S), ...)
is welcome!! :)

Let me know what do you think about this idea and specially if you have
ideas!!!


Have a nice day
Bye
Marco

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Byte-Code s.r.l
via Antonio Cechov, 1
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[Symbolic-users] new symbolic 1.3.0 videos

[Luca F. <lfo...@by...>]

Hi all, 
	symbolic 1.3.0 will be released soon. In the meantime, you can watch
videos that explain some 1.3.0 features: cobbler integration, vnc
support, cluster management.

You can watch it on youtube:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cP9emcqz3q8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SNMwebn9PUc

Stay tuned!
Luca

Re: [Symbolic-users] [Fwd: symbolic problem modules]

[Marco M. <mmo...@by...>]

Reading your Catalina log, it seems you have problems contacting on of
your minion.

If you can't find any operation in symbolic... what I can suggest is to
remove (temporary) the not reachable minion from func and re-try again.

As I said I'm trying to rewrite all bootstrap sequence to prevent these
problems... any report could be useful to find all problems type.

Let me know
Bye
Marco

On Wed, 2009-03-11 at 09:53 +0100, stephane dobbelaere wrote:
> I use this version
> symbolic-1.2.1-6.fc10.noarch
> func-0.24-1.fc10.noarch
> 
> thanks
> 
> 
> On Wed, 2009-03-11 at 09:50 +0100, Marco Mornati wrote: 
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> > 
> > 
> > - -------- Original Message --------
> > Subject: symbolic problem modules
> > Date: Wed, 11 Mar 2009 09:34:34 +0100
> > From: stephane dobbelaere <ste...@th...>
> > To: mmo...@by... <mmo...@by...>
> > 
> > Hello
> >     I have a trouble with modules in symbolic
> > 
> > At my first install, func not work correctly ... and symbolic don't
> > work ..
> > I repare my func
> > now It's work
> > 
> > [root@think01 certs]# func "*" ping
> > [ ok ... ] xen01
> > [ ok ... ] think01
> > 
> > Other command like call hardware info,call process mem are working
> > correctly
> > 
> > I uninstall symbolic, drop the database symbolic in mysql
> > remove /var/lib/symbolic
> > re-create symbolic database
> > re-install symbolic
> > modify the configuration
> > files /etc/symbolic/conf/SymbolicConf.properties
> > 
> > ##Database Configuration
> > #database.url = jdbc:hsqldb:file:/var/lib/symbolic/db/symbolicDb
> > ##database.url = jdbc:hsqldb:file:/tmp/symbolicDevDb
> > #database.driver = org.hsqldb.jdbcDriver
> > #database.username = sa
> > #database.password =
> > database.url = jdbc:mysql://localhost/symbolic
> > database.driver = com.mysql.jdbc.Driver
> > database.username = symbolic
> > database.password = plokiploki
> > 
> > and start symbolic
> > 
> > I check mysql tables in symbolic database, it seems ok
> > 
> > I see two minion in untagged machine ... OK
> > I refresh the scripts area, test script :
> > 2009-03-11 (09:14) Check Hosts' Problems
> > 2009-03-11 (09:13) Test Script
> > 
> > green !! good
> > 
> > But the modules reload still empty and no operation can be create (no
> > modules)
> > 
> > In the catalina.out
> > I have this 09:15:31.133 DEBUG Calling func module list
> > 09:15:31.139 DEBUG Calling JSon Values:
> > {"module":"system","nforks":1,"method":"list_modules","async":0,"clients":"xen01"}
> > 09:15:31.140 DEBUG Command to execute: ["func-transmit", "-j"]
> > 09:15:31.606 DEBUG Calling func method list for module bridge
> > 09:15:31.606 DEBUG Calling JSon Values:
> > {"module":"bridge","nforks":1,"method":"list_methods","async":0,"clients":"xen01"}
> > 09:15:31.607 DEBUG Command to execute: ["func-transmit", "-j"]
> > 09:15:31.997 DEBUG New Module bridge. Adding...
> > 09:15:31.997 DEBUG New Module bridge. Adding...
> > 09:15:31.998 DEBUG Methods
> > add_interface,add_bridge,add_interface_permanent,up_bridge,delete_all_interfaces_permanent,make_it_so,write,save_config,list,delete_bridge,delete_interface_permanent,add_promisc_bridge,updown_bridge,delete_interface,delete_bridge_permanent,list_permanent,add_bridge_permanent,delete_all_interfaces,down_bridge,module_description,module_version,get_method_args,module_api_version,list_methods
> > 09:15:31.998 DEBUG Methods
> > add_interface,add_bridge,add_interface_permanent,up_bridge,delete_all_interfaces_permanent,make_it_so,write,save_config,list,delete_bridge,delete_interface_permanent,add_promisc_bridge,updown_bridge,delete_interface,delete_bridge_permanent,list_permanent,add_bridge_permanent,delete_all_interfaces,down_bridge,module_description,module_version,get_method_args,module_api_version,list_methods
> > 09:15:32.005  WARN Cannot talk with minion xen01 (10.0.1.33)
> > 09:15:32.005  WARN Cannot talk with minion xen01 (10.0.1.33)
> > 09:15:32.008 DEBUG Calling func module list
> > 09:15:32.010 DEBUG Calling JSon Values:
> > {"module":"system","nforks":1,"method":"list_modules","async":0,"clients":"think01"}
> > 09:15:32.010 DEBUG Command to execute: ["func-transmit", "-j"]
> > 09:15:32.380 DEBUG Calling func method list for module bridge
> > 09:15:32.381 DEBUG Calling JSon Values:
> > {"module":"bridge","nforks":1,"method":"list_methods","async":0,"clients":"think01"}
> > 09:15:32.382 DEBUG Command to execute: ["func-transmit", "-j"]
> > 09:15:32.772 DEBUG New Module bridge. Adding...
> > 09:15:32.772 DEBUG New Module bridge. Adding...
> > 09:15:32.773 DEBUG Methods
> > add_interface,add_bridge,add_interface_permanent,up_bridge,delete_all_interfaces_permanent,make_it_so,write,save_config,list,delete_bridge,delete_interface_permanent,add_promisc_bridge,updown_bridge,delete_interface,delete_bridge_permanent,list_permanent,add_bridge_permanent,delete_all_interfaces,down_bridge,module_description,module_version,get_method_args,module_api_version,list_methods
> > 09:15:32.773 DEBUG Methods
> > add_interface,add_bridge,add_interface_permanent,up_bridge,delete_all_interfaces_permanent,make_it_so,write,save_config,list,delete_bridge,delete_interface_permanent,add_promisc_bridge,updown_bridge,delete_interface,delete_bridge_permanent,list_permanent,add_bridge_permanent,delete_all_interfaces,down_bridge,module_description,module_version,get_method_args,module_api_version,list_methods
> > 09:15:32.785  WARN Cannot talk with minion think01 (10.0.1.2)
> > 09:15:32.785  WARN Cannot talk with minion think01 (10.0.1.2)
> > 
> > Any idea ?
> > 
> > Thanks Stéphane
> > 
> > 
> > 
> > 
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