On Wed, Jul 30, 2014 at 3:40 PM, Dan Ryder (daryder) <daryder at cisco.com> wrote: > I had similar issues, I tried many different ways to use vagrant but > couldn?t build packages successfully. I?m not sure how reliable this is, but > if you are looking to get Calamari packages quickly, you can skip the > Vagrant install steps and just use the Makefile. A note of warning here -- the vagrant stuff exists for a reason. The ease of building things directly depends very much on what distro you're on and what external packages are installed. Because of the way the virtualenv for /opt/calamari is built, it can be sensitive not just to what packages you have installed, but what packages you *don't* have installed -- if something is installed systemwide then that can prevent pip from realizing it needs to build it into the virtualenv. BTW, the configuration of the build virtual machines is separable from vagrant itself: within each folder in vagrant you'll see a salt/roots subdir. Those salt states can also be used on a virtual machine set up using your choice of provisioner, if you're running salt there. Finally, anyone working in this area should join the ceph-calamari mailing list at http://lists.ceph.com/listinfo.cgi/ceph-calamari-ceph.com -- it would be good to hear about any specific steps in build instructions that are failing there. Cheers, John
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