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Type:
extRequest
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Status: Closed
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Priority:
Major
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Resolution: Done
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Fix Version/s: 2021
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Component/s: FIWARE-TECH-HELP
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Description
Hello Kindly recall the earlier mail in relation to my inability to use stackoverflow pertaining to issue in mymail services.A recall of the mail sent to you earlier-I wanted to know like currently I have fiware lab account and later will be deploying the work in production what's the best way to deploy it under Ubuntu operating System Regards Arunesh
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This is a duplicate of HELP-14652 . The advice given there was:
Anyway, for Ubuntu I would recommend you to install libvirt + KVM, create an snapshot of your images and download that snapshot using the Openstack command line tools. Then, you can modify the images in order to remove cloud-init packages and the images should be able to boot, maybe using virt-manager.
The question as written appears to be a generic deployment issue rather than FIWARE related. Additional advice was given to raise a question on stack overflow, with more details on the deployment required.
In general you can create a containerized environment, modify your image(s) and take a snapshot. I would suggest reading up on:
- docker commit
- docker checkpoint
- docker export
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HELP-14682) FIWARE.Request.Lab.Kindly guide on how to deploy Fiware in production System under Ubuntu. *
This is a duplicate of HELP-14652 . The advice given there was:
Anyway, for Ubuntu I would recommend you to install libvirt + KVM, create an snapshot of your images and download that snapshot using the Openstack command line tools. Then, you can modify the images in order to remove cloud-init packages and the images should be able to boot, maybe using virt-manager.
The question as written appears to be a generic deployment issue rather than FIWARE related. Additional advice was given to raise a question on stack overflow, with more details on the deployment required.
In general you can create a containerized environment, modify your image(s) and take a snapshot. I would suggest reading up on:
- docker commit
- docker checkpoint
- docker export
Hello Kindly recall the earlier mail in relation to my inability to use stackoverflow pertaining to issue in mymail services.A recall of the mail sent to you earlier-I wanted to know like currently I have fiware lab account and later will be deploying the work in production what's the best way to deploy it under Ubuntu operating System RegardsArunesh