Changes between Version 20 and Version 21 of NeoContainers

Timestamp:

Oct 5, 2015 8:30:04 AM (9 years ago)

Author:

Geoff Lawler

Comment:

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NeoContainers

@@ -7 +7 @@
 Note that much of the detail of the system is still exposed. Users must currently run a script or two. These scripts (or the functionality they contain) will be moved into the system itself in the future and will be hidden.
 
-1. Checkout the containers repository and switch to the {{{configdb}}} branch:
+1. Checkout the config_server repository. This has the {{{config_server}}} code as well as the  script you will use to populate the config server database.
 {{{
 users: > cd src
-users: > git clone ssh://tardis.deterlab.net:/var/local/git/benito containers
-users: > cd containers
-users: > git checkout configdb
+users: > git clone https://github.com/deter-project/config_server.git
 }}}
 
@@ -70 +68 @@
 6. Populate the configuration database that runs on {{{chef.isi.deterlab.net}}} by running the database population scripts {{{load_containers_db.sh}}} and {{{load_config_db.sh}}} (This will automated in the future.) This should be run from a physical node in the experiment. I use {{{pnode-0000}}} in the example below.
 
+On a single pnode:
 {{{
 > ssh pnode-0000.${EXPID}.${PROJID}
-> cd [your container repository]
+> cd [your config_server repository]/bin
 > ./load_containers_db.sh -p ${PROJID} -e ${EXPID}
 > ./load_config_db.sh
@@ -84 +83 @@
 {{{
 > ssh pnode-0000.${EXPID}.${PROJID}
-> cd [your container repository]
+> cd [your config_server repository]/bin
 > ./bootstrap_node.sh -r pnode
 }}}
@@ -91 +90 @@
 
 Once nodes are bootstrapped, simply running {{{sudo chef-client}}} will re-configure the nodes (both pnodes and the containers) if something should go wrong.
+
+8. Remove experiment data from the configuration database once the experiment is complete.
+
+On a single pnode:
+{{{
+> ssh pnode-0000.${EXPID}.${PROJID}
+> cd [your config_server repository]/bin
+> ./rm_experiment_config.sh -p ${PROJID} -e ${EXPID}
+}}}
+
+-------------
 
 Fun things to do after the containers are running.