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Re: [aperi-dev] Aperi Flash Demos
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That's an unusual numbering scheme.
Are the extra 1s supposed to be indented?
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So, if we were to produce a series of 5-7 minute flash demos on how to
install and use Aperi what would they be? Which ones first?
Here's my stab:
1. Bare
system to running GUI install on Linux
2. Bare
system to running GUI install on Windows
3. Configure
(pre-installed) CIMOM and run discovery/probe on a storage frame (no subnet
scan, no SLP)
1. Show
in topology, and disk manager views
4. Configure
SNMP fabric switch and run discovery/probe
1. Show
in topology, and fabric manager views
5. Install
fabric agent, discover and probe
1. Show
in topology, and fabric manager views
6. Configure/Discover
and probe a NAS device
1. Show
in topology and asset report views
7. Create
volumes, assign ports to hosts on a storage frame
8. Create
zones, assign hosts ports
9. View
storage capacity reports (classic and/or BIRT?)
10. Customize
and upload report via V0.3 BIRT report manager
Others? Different order? Refinements?
Dave Wolfe/Portland/IBM
(dwolfe@xxxxxxxxxx)
TL: 775-3376 Office: 503-578-3376 Personal: 503-329-3960
UI Technical Lead, Aperi Open Source Storage Management
http://www.eclipse.org/aperi
"A good composer does not imitate; he
steals." - Igor Stravinsky
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