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| == TODO items (anybody feel free to add/delete) ==
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| * do we have a prebuilt image available, what danpb has been doing?
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| ** http://berrange.fedorapeople.org/images/2012-02-29/
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| ** if so, move oz/tty images to 'additional functionality'
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| * hint on how to setup sudo? f16 openstack test day page has one
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| * I think we can drop the nova auth section from 'Basic Setup'... we still do 'nova-manage network create', but use the 'nova' tool for keypair setup and instance launching. Someone needs to try it though. (crobinso: besides, doing those auth steps on e3 nova gives me an error: https://answers.launchpad.net/nova/+question/146517 Just running nova-api didn't help. Had to cd /var/lib/nova/CA and run ./genrootca.sh)
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| ** Yes there is a separate cert server that should be started an that runs the genrootca for us. I've updated that in the testday notes, so I'll update here too
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| * Setup the equivalent of 'novarc' but with keystone env? Horizon can generate one from the 'settings' panel, including one for use with the ec2 api.
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| * crobinso: I already had mysql-server installed with an unknown password, pulled in by random kde stuff. Might want to mention that mysql password can be reset with 'sudo mysqladmin -u root -p password'
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| * easy command to check that services are running, since systemd seems pretty async: systemctl list-units --full | grep openstack
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| ** Probably one for an openstack-common or openstack-fedora package (which would also hold the openstack-db-setup script etc.)
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| * crobinso: Not sure if I did anything wrong, but when I was in the westford office which has host networking on 10.0.0.* subnet, this recommended config killed my host connectivity. maybe we want to recommend a weirder subnet.
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| * all the steps outside of 'Basic Setup' need a review
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