<commit_before>折鶴
====

ATTENTION: cuisine.file_write seems to be broken in recent fabric/cuisine installs.

If this tool does not work check if your cuisine installation is broken.



This program can be used to test drive MEM OpenStack and midonet.org OpenStack inside containers on Ubuntu Linux.

Get your MEM trial key here today: http://www.midokura.com/midonet-enterprise/

A demo video of the installer running (30 minutes) is available here: http://midonet.github.io/orizuru .

To get started with this all you need to provide is a list of (virtual or physical) servers.

At the end of the installation you can do the following to log into midonet-cli and use keystone:
```
ssh -F tmp/.ssh/config midonet_cli
root@midonet_cli # source /etc/keystone/KEYSTONERC
root@midonet_cli # keystone tenant-list
root@midonet_cli # midonet-cli
```
The file /etc/keystone/KEYSTONERC is available in every container (so when you log into openstack_controller you will be able to source it also).

Localhost Quickstart
====================
This is useful if you do not want to install to other servers and install everything on your localhost right away.

Please make sure that you have at least 4 cores (8 HT cores) and 16 GB memory on the machine where the installer runs and the demo is installed.

Also ssh root@localhost must work and the ssh fingerprint of the server should be saved in .ssh/known_hosts.
<commit_msg>only juno and midonet 1.9.3 atm<commit_after>折鶴
====

This program can be used to test drive MEM OpenStack and midonet.org OpenStack inside containers on Ubuntu Linux.

This installer has been tested only with juno and Midonet 1.9.3 at the moment.

If you find a bug in the OSS part please let us know!

For MEM credentials you can always get your MEM trial key here today: http://www.midokura.com/midonet-enterprise/

A demo video of the installer running (30 minutes) is available here: http://midonet.github.io/orizuru .

To get started with this all you need to provide is a list of (virtual or physical) servers.

At the end of the installation you can do the following to log into midonet-cli and use keystone:
```
ssh -F tmp/.ssh/config midonet_cli
root@midonet_cli # source /etc/keystone/KEYSTONERC
root@midonet_cli # keystone tenant-list
root@midonet_cli # midonet-cli
```
The file /etc/keystone/KEYSTONERC is available in every container (so when you log into openstack_controller you will be able to source it also).

Localhost Quickstart
====================
This is useful if you do not want to install to other servers and install everything on your localhost right away.

Please make sure that you have at least 4 cores (8 HT cores) and 16 GB memory on the machine where the installer runs and the demo is installed.

Also ssh root@localhost must work and the ssh fingerprint of the server should be saved in .ssh/known_hosts.

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