Change from QEMU to OpenStack Builder #86
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Use the openstack builder as we do for the os images. As we are now building images remotely we need separate variables for dev and prod
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@khalford is this running the baseline roles currently? Not sure if this is ready for review or still pending problems |
OpenStack provisioner uses node instead of first boot. This fixes the vm_baseline role not running
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Change to using the OpenStack builder which we are using for the os image builds.
Updates the README.md to provide up to date instructions.
Split the variables file into a dev and prod variables. This is because we will be remote provisioning to 2 different clouds