Jeremy, It's what I could get running on City Network's generously provided infrastructure. I wasn't getting the same results installing there as locally, for instance had to turn off etcd but I don't have to on my local virtual box instance. I'd get partially through master and stein installs and then errors so I kind of stopped at a good installation and quickly made a 'golden' image and moved on to working on the workshop itself. I also attempted packstack and had errors as well so it just made more sense to move on vs continuously pestering Florian.:). Note: Errors could definitely be a result of me trying to run as lean as possible and not take advantage of the resources being donated. Amy (spotz) On Tue, Sep 3, 2019 at 2:47 PM Jeremy Stanley <fungi@yuggoth.org> wrote:

On 2019-09-03 14:35:21 -0500 (-0500), Amy Marrich wrote:

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For the Grace Hopper Conference's Open Source Day we're doing a Horizon based workshop for OpenStack (running Devstack Pike). [...]

I'm thrilled to see you were able to make it happen, thanks for representing our community there! Out of curiosity though, why Pike? I expect there's a really good reason you're stuck doing it on an almost two-year-old release, but I lack sufficient imagination to guess what it might be. -- Jeremy Stanley

Jeremy, Ha you should know me better then that:) I just couldn't be sure if it was something I was doing or not and I didn't want to keep bumping up RAM and cores on the instances as I do try to be a good guest:). I do think the etcd thing is interesting as I never ran into that on Rackspace or on my local VM, but it could be a difference in the Ubuntu being used even though the same version. Amy (spotz) On Tue, Sep 3, 2019 at 3:14 PM Jeremy Stanley <fungi@yuggoth.org> wrote:

On 2019-09-03 15:05:24 -0500 (-0500), Amy Marrich wrote:

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It's what I could get running on City Network's generously provided infrastructure. I wasn't getting the same results installing there as locally, for instance had to turn off etcd but I don't have to on my local virtual box instance. I'd get partially through master and stein installs and then errors so I kind of stopped at a good installation and quickly made a 'golden' image and moved on to working on the workshop itself. I also attempted packstack and had errors as well so it just made more sense to move on vs continuously pestering Florian.:).

Note: Errors could definitely be a result of me trying to run as lean as possible and not take advantage of the resources being donated. [...]

Ahh, sorry to hear it was a struggle! I'm definitely not questioning your expedient choices, just want to be sure that any bugs you encountered get tracked somewhere so we can try to fix them. Thanks! -- Jeremy Stanley

Hi Amy, I have done something similar with the charm-openstack-dashboard and Juju tools from Canonical previously. I also have some experience developing a Django website. I would be happy to help by testing your tutorial and provide feedback if you would like. I am also attending the GHC in October. Kind regards, Camille Rodriguez On Fri, Sep 6, 2019 at 4:23 PM Amy Marrich <amy@demarco.com> wrote:

Just thought I'd resend this out to see if someone could help:)

For the Grace Hopper Conference's Open Source Day we're doing a Horizon based workshop for OpenStack (running Devstack Pike). The end goal is to have the attendee teams create their own OpenStack theme supporting a humanitarian effort of their choice in a few hours. I've tried modifying the material theme thinking it would be the easiest route to go but that might not be the best way to go about this.:)

I've been getting some assistance from e0ne in the Horizon channel and my logo now shows up on the login page, and I had already gotten the SITE_BRAND attributes and the theme itself to show up after changing the local_settings.py.

If anyone has some tips or a tutorial somewhere it would be greatly appreciated and I will gladly put together a tutorial for the repo when done.

Thanks!

Amy (spotz)

-- Camille Rodriguez, Field Software Engineer Canonical