Because I found ubuntu-11.04-extra folder and I can build with “./build_crowbar ubuntu-11.04″ command ,
but seem get ver1.2 in the iso file name is “crowbar-v1.2-openstack-354-gc6b6d62-dev.iso”
Boot and install this file sucessfully, however get error chef-client failed ( connection refused port 4000 in the log file) wonder why?

Thanks

I tried to build a crowbar -openstack with ubuntu 11.04and crowbar ver 1.2 but get an error with chef-client connection?
Have Your crowbar 1.3 released ? is it stable with ubuntu 11.04 openstack ?

Have you built any stable iso with ubuntu >=11.04 yet ?
Can you instruct me do this?
I download your iso from http://crowbar.zehicle.com/ ver 1.3 but get the same error above.

I’m so confused with these.

I try my best to waiting for your answer
Thanks you so much

One minor nit. The blog states: “The notable exception is service injection. Quantum wants to allow vendors/providers to innovate around value-added services. This should result in a diversity of choices as vendors offer additional network services such as load balancers, IPS, IDS, etc. While this is a great concept, it’s important to note that Quantum is currently limited to a single plug-in!”

Its actually possible to do service insertion already; its not really an issue of Quantum needing to support multiple plugins. Other services (e.g., Firewalls, load balancers, etc.) can be modeled as other services that “plug” into a port on a quantum network, just like a VM’s vNIC plugs into a port.

If these services are implemented as VMs, this is trivial, as the service acts just like Nova. But it is even possible if those services are implemented in some other way. Take as an example how the Nova’s L3/NAT/Floating-IP functionality is “plugged” into a Quantum network. I also know of people adding services that enable Load-balancing, cross-data center connectivity, and other capabilities.