Synnefo

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defined in ``/etc/synnefo/*.conf`` files. The location can be altered by 

setting an enviromental variable named ``SYNNEFO_SETTINGS_DIR`` to the 

appropriate path, or by using the ``--settings-dir`` option of the

Synnefo package bundles a `Django` project with predefined common `settings` 

and `urls` set. The corresponding  ``manage.py`` for the bundled project is 

it is possible to alter settings not only using ``.conf`` files but also by

providing a custom python module by using ``DJANGO_SETTINGS_MODULE``

evnironmental variable or ``--settings`` option of the tool.

Try it out. The following command will attempt to connect to the DB and

print out DDL statements. It should not fail::

.. _database-initialization:

You need to initialize the Synnefo DB::

and load fixtures {users,flavors,images}, 

which make the API usable by end users by defining a sample set of users, 

hardware configurations (flavors) and OS images::

.. warning:: 

    Be sure to load a custom users.json and select a unique token 

functions run. It uses Django ORM to connect to the common DB and update the

state of the system, based on notifications received from the rest of the

infrastructure, over AMQP.

.. _GANETI_NODES:

For the time being The dispatcher must be run by hand::

The dispatcher should run in at least 2 instances to ensure high

(actually, increased) availability.

* Change ``MEDIA_ROOT`` value in your settings to point to that directory.

* Run the following command::

  the command will create symlinks of the appropriate static files inside the choosen 

  directory.

run the fcgi server::

Console scripts

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* Initialize database::

Development tips

* Running a development web server::

  or, if you have django_extensions and werkzeug packages installed::

* Opening a python console with synnefo environment initialized::

  or, if you have django_extensions package installed::

South Database Migrations

To initialise south migrations in your database the following commands must be

executed::

Note that syncdb will create the latest models that exist in the db app, so some

migrations may fail.  If you are sure a migration has already taken place you

For example::

To be sure that all migrations are applied type::

All starred migrations are applied.

Every time you make changes to the database and data migration is not required

(WARNING: always perform this with extreme care)::

The above will create the migration script. Now this must be applied to the live

database::

Consider this example (adding a field to the SynnefoUser model)::

    4. To migrate the database to the latest version, we execute::

    To see which migrations are applied::

          db

            (*) 0001_initial

``virtualenv`` python installation and the following commands should be 

available from the command line::

Notice that Synnefo installation does not handle the creation of

``/etc/synnefo/`` directory which is the place where custom configuration 

projects:

    * To keep consistency with future changes you should change ``python

      This includes automation scripts, service scripts etc.

      Same applies for calls to ``dispatcher.py``, ``snf-tools/admin.py``,

      ``snf-tools/burnin.py`` and ``snf-tools/cloud.py`` which are replaced

    * Copy custom settings files located in projects ``settings.d`` directory

      to ``/etc/synnefo/`` directory.

    entry_points = {

     'console_scripts': [

         ],

      },

    )