Hi there Dan,
This is another very good suggestion. I am familiar with the RHEV repos, but
not so much the upstream oVirt ones. As the POC is not based on RHEV, I am
going to have to do this for oVirt.
Regards,
Martin.
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I am using bare metal systems with all SSD drives. Going to do a vanilla
install for oVirt.
I have given consideration to the dd idea, as it is a good one. I will have to
take one of the systems out of the rack to install it offsite and return it. It
might be worth it though given the time cons
Hi there,
Yes I can confirm that having a yum proxy host is extremely useful. I have used
it myself on a few occasions.
My problem is that the POC is completely isolated. No jump host to use as a
proxy server. Separate switches and systems.
So the only way I can see this working is by syncing
Good day to all,
I am in the process of setting up an oVirt proof of concept for a client. There
are some strict requirements for this POC.
Firstly the entire POC must be isolated from the network, which means no online
repos.
Secondly there is a time constraint for the completion of the deplo
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