Hi Alex,
Thank you for your quick reply .
I will have a look on rpath.org (heard the name several
times); there are two
Hula's projects in it.
So my intention is following:
First priority:
Build a stable vmware (I'm working with VMware server on a
gentoo box) server
image. This one we can use for testing, demos and maybe as a
base system for
production sites for people running vmware server,
workstation or player. The
best thing is, that we can revert the server image with a
cron job, so we
always have a "fresh" installation ever 24 hours
or so.
Second priority:
Live CD with Hula (maybe with rpath)
I will offer a static ip based "virtual internet
host". I suggest, that we are
waiting two or three days, so people can "join"
the project. After that I will
begin to get things together. As I said... it will need some
weeks, till
everthing is ready (I'm in military service in january).
Best regards
Frederik
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: Re: Re-2: [Hula-general] Hula demo hosting offer
from OSUOSL
(26-Dez-2006 16:12)
From: home alexhudson.com
To: frederik myschaller.ch
Hi Frederik,
On Tue, 2006-12-26 at 15:02 +0000, Frederik Schaller wrote:
> I could imagine to build up a demo machine. I need two
things:
>
> 1. I don't want to make anothers job (especially if
someone is eager to build
> up a demo machine) - so if (and only if) nobody is
willing to make it I will
do
> it.
> 2. I need help with technical stuff. Which distribution
should I use, etc.
>
> The last but most important thing: it will need some
time, till I've
everything
> together... don't expect the demo to be ready in the
next few days... if thats
> an option, hth.
If I could suggest something: Andrew Wafaa started a project
on
rpath.org (I think? It's in the archives...) which is
basically a system
of creating a live CD. However, as well as being suitable
for live CDs,
you can also create "VMware images" or something
which you can use in
VMware player (or Qemu, etc.).
I don't know how far he got with it, but that would be a
really great
project to help out on. In particular, we'd get two things
out of it:
* a live CD, for people to try out Hula,
* a working server image, which we could use on the
demo server.
For me, the second point is quite important: I think if
someone is going
to offer a demo, it needs to be based on some kind of
virtualisation,
because we want to protect the actual demo machine from any
kind of
security problem. It would also mean we could let people
demo the
administration tools (when we write them ;)
It would be great if everyone interested in this area could
work
together on this - the offer of hosting is fantastic, and I
know a lot
of people want to see a working demo.
Cheers,
Alex.
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