Hi Ed,

I suspect that most of us have the busy disease. Too much to do and not enough 
braincells to do it.

If I can not figure out what to do with something in a few minutes/seconds,
I will have to come back to it and then.... I never get back to it.

Help the list get back into the conversation with a bit of overview.

We have : 

        grplace - a grass roots templating tool
                  a relatively powerful templating tool for generating
                  configuration files from XML node configurations.

        grcfg  - a simple query tool for XML node configurations created
                 from a set of site description files, suitable for use in
                 shell scripts. It is intended to make it possible for sites
                 with little pre-existing infrastructure to make use of a
                 more advanced tool chain, without committing to a full scale
                 site configuration engine. 

        cfgw    - An experimental site validator for XML node
                  configurations, each of which describes a node, 
                  using predicate logic                           

        mcfg    - an experimental aspect compiler for creating XML node
                  configurations from a set of site description files


        cfgas   -  an experimental authorisation system for XML node
                   configurations created from a set of site description
                   files          


Lets say that I have a site that I want to manage. Since I am interested in the 
virtual configuration issue, lets assume that they are virtual machine 
instances.
Let's walk thru how to use these tools to deploy 10 virtual machine instances
over 3 physical machines.

I want to have:

machine 1:   gateway  (router)
machine 2:   web server 1
machine 3:   dns server 1
machine 4:   mail server
machine 5:   mysql server
machine 6:   dns server 2
machine 7:   webserver 2
machine 8:   file system  1 Nas 1
machine 9:   File system  2 nas 2
Machine 10: Shell server

How do I make this work with these tools?





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