Hi,
I've put together quickly some notes how I've installed my development
setup. It may be helpful, so here it is:
http://pad-katello.rhcloud.com/p/foreman-install-ofi There may be some
bugs I did it retrospectively so I may have forgotten to put something
there.
Petr
Nice! How long did it take you to go through this process?
Hi,
I’ve put together quickly some notes how I’ve installed my development
setup. It may be helpful, so here it is: http://pad-katello.rhcloud.
com/p/foreman-install-ofi There may be some bugs I did it retrospectively
so I may have forgotten to put something there.Petr
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Much longer that I would like to admit. It was my first Foreman
installation with provisioning and I was missing knowledge. It took me I
think 3 days with breaks to figure all the pieces out and reinstall my
computer to a supported OS. If I was doing it again I think I could be
done in few hours.
You get better with practise - I once did a full libvirt provision
setup live in a talk, in 45mins. These days, with a package cache, I
think I could get it down to 20min. Maybe I should do a screencast 
Greg
I'd love it I believe the setup of subnets, provisioning templates,
etc… and how they work behind the scenes are kind of magic for new users.
On 3 March 2014 10:18, Petr Chalupa pchalupa@redhat.com wrote:
Much longer that I would like to admit. It was my first Foreman
installation
with provisioning and I was missing knowledge. It took me I think 3 days
with breaks to figure all the pieces out and reinstall my computer to a
supported OS. If I was doing it again I think I could be done in few
hours.You get better with practise - I once did a full libvirt provision
setup live in a talk, in 45mins. These days, with a package cache, I
think I could get it down to 20min. Maybe I should do a screencastGreg
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