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fairchild edited this page Sep 13, 2010
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No offense to the wonderful github, but sometimes their system just does not work. Unfortunately, PoolParty has befallen the “my gem does not build” problem. So, until they (and I) can get it resolved, the most efficient way to install PoolParty is to install it manually.
Dependencies required to build gem locally
gem install technicalpickles-jeweler # for gem building tasks
gem install tarruby #(depends on libtar, i.e. sudo port install libtar)
gem install rake rubigen activesupport logging ruby2ruby
gem install redcloth ?
gem install ruby-openid stomp #a chef dependencies
gem install chef ohai -s http://gems.opscode.com
pool :pond do
instances 1..3
keypair "/path/to/keypair"
cloud :party do
has_file :name => "/etc/motd", :content => "Welcome to your PoolParty instance"
end
end
./bin/cloud-start -s clouds.rb
If all goes well you should be able to cloud-ssh
and be greeted with your motd.
notes
poolparty gathers most of the dependencies and configuration files for the cloud at /tmp/poolparty. This directory is rsynced to the server, so if you want to make changes, be sure to rm -rf /tmp/poolparty to ensure none of the old, cached data is being used