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#!/bin/sh
#
# Create yum repo files before installation
# Also tune fedora repos to avoid conflicts
#
#
# usage: sh ./oo-add-repos.sh <ORIGIN_SERVER_BASEURL>
#

# SUDO=echo sh.... if you want 

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#!/bin/sh
#
# After the OpenShift broker is installed on Fedora 18, there are some
# remaining tasks before you can actually start configuring it.
#
# These are primarily due to gems or packages that have not yet made it into the
# Fedora 18 distribution and updates.
#
# This is as of 2013-03-22, expect changes.
#

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#!/usr/bin/rake -f
#
# Tasks to install build requirement packages, build RPMs and generate documentation pages.
# 
# chmod a+x oo-rake
# oo-rake [--tasks]| <task>
#
require 'rake'

# use recursive tasks

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#!/usr/bin/env ruby
#
# A set of tasks to prepare and build the OpenShift Origin source tree
# into packages
#
require 'rubygems'
require 'thor'

# Used to search for spec files and other marker files within the source tree
require 'find'

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#
# OpenShift Origin service definitions
#
$openshift = {
  # OpenShift Service Parameters
  cloud_domain => 'app.example.org',
  broker_hosts => ['broker.infra.example.org'],

  datastore => {
    plugin => 'mongo',

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#
# Node definitions for an OpenShift Origin service
#

node 'broker.infra.example.org' {

  class {'mcollective::client':

  }

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#
# Instantiate a single class containing all of the passwords for the service
# This must NOT be checked into Git in clear text
#
# All values here must be changed for real use even for demos
class {'openshift::secrets':
  datastore => 'dbsecret',
  publication => 'dnssecret',
  message_bus => 'activemqsecret',
  message_end => 'mcollectivesecret',

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      def cartridge_repository_action
        Log.instance.info("action: #{request.action}_action, agent=#{request.agent}, data=#{request.data.pretty_inspect}")
        action            = request[:action]
        path              = request[:path]
        name              = request[:name]
        version           = request[:version]
        cartridge_version = request[:cartridge_version]

        reply[:output] = "#{action} succeeded for #{path}"
        begin

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#!/usr/bin/python
#
# A small script to update FreeIPA host entry with EC2 dynamic host principals
#
#
import sys, os
import ldap, ldap.sasl

kerberos_server_ldap_url = sys.argv[1]
admin_principal_string = sys.argv[2]

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This document describes installing Fedora 19 Linux on an Acer S7-191-6400 ultrabook.

This is a lightweight laptop with an 11.6" display with 1920x1080 CineCrystal display, 4GB memory and two 64GB SSDs striped.

The laptop also uses UEFI boot rather than traditional BIOS.

Preparation

The S7 comes with Windows 8 pre-loaded. Be sure to create restore media on an 8gb+ USB stick.

You must enable boot media selection in BIOS (EFI). Power on and hold the FN-F2 keys at the Acer splash screen. Enable the FN-F12 boot selection.