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Most used variables
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* user: user who will install the software
* proxy_secret: proxy secret key TODO
* secret_key: secret key TODO
* time zone: the server's time zone, format is region/city
* deployment_type: local or ? TODO
***admin_user**: user name to login in as admin on the site
***admin_pass**: password to login in as admin on the site
* time zone: the server's time zone, format is region/city
* nfs
* server: nfs server's hostname
* network: nfs server's network to access files
* directory: this directory will be shared
* database:
* name: django database's name
* user: database user
* password: database user's password
* amqp:
* user: amqp user
* password: ampq user's password
* host: amqp server IP - usually runs at localhost
* port: amqp server's port
* vhost: virtual host - specifies the namespace for entities (exchanges and queues) referred to by the protocol
* graphite:
* user: graphite user
* password: graphite user's password
* host: graphite server IP - usually runs at localhost
* port: graphite server's port
* vhost: TODO
* queue: TODO
* secret_key: graphite's secret key
* cache: cache url - usually pylibmc://127.0.0.1:11211/
* nfs:
* enabled: nfs is enabled
* server: nfs server's hostname
* network: nfs server's network to access files
* directory: this directory will be shared
* storagedriver:
***queue_name**<sup>*</sup>: storage host name
* fwdriver
***queue_name**<sup>*</sup>: the server's hostname
***external_net**<sup>*</sup>: the server's network
***external_if**: the server's network interface
> <sup>**`*`**</sup> These variables need to be configured. Use `hostname`, `ifconfig`, `route -n` to get network information.
* queue_name: TODO
* fwdriver:
* queue_name: the server's hostname
* gateway: the server's gateway
* EXTERNAL_Net: the server's network
* external_if: the server's network interface
* trunk_if: trunk interface TODO
* management_if: TODO
Other variables
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* agent:
* repo_name: the agent repository's name
* repo_revision: revision
* agentdriver:
* repo_name: the agentdriver repository's name
* repo_revision: revision
* fwdriver:
* repo_name: the fwdriver repository's name
* repo_revision: revision
* user: fwdriver user name
* vm_if: vm interface
* vm_et: vm network
* manager:
* repo_name: the manager repository's name
* repo_revision: revision
* monitor-client:
* repo_name: the monitor-client repository's name
* repo_revision: revision
* storage-driver:
* repo_name: the storage-driver repository's name
* repo_revision: revision
* vm-driver:
* repo_name: the vm-driver repository's name
* repo_revision: revision
* vnc-driver:
* repo_name: the vnc-driver repository's name
* repo_revision: revision
## Install Circle
Run the following installation command:
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Set name, CPU and RAM settings, architecture. Check in the boot menu box, select network and lease, write down, which operating system will you use. Finally, create a template.
