Changes include:
* everest-bootstrap's default mode is now "cloud".
- It is assumed that all systems provisioned by everest-bootstrap will be sent to a cloudmaster
for provisioning. However, a cloudmaster does not necessarily have to control several minions
to qualify. A cloudmaster can be configured to simply control its own disk space.
- The "advanced" mode also expects that systems are getting provisioned in a cloud, and requires
a "cloudmaster" parameter.
- The previous "--config-only" command line parameter has been changed to a mode. Now a user can
select between "standard", "advanced", and "config-only" modes.
- Hooks for cobbler dns have been added. A great deal more work needs to be done here before it
is ready, though.
- everest-bootstrap can now ask everestd if it knows the IP address and hostname of newly provisioned
machines
* everestd can now examine the /var/log/cobbler/install.log file to determine the IP address and hostname
of new systems.
- I suspect that this functionality will get moved from everestd to the cloudmaster. Users of
everest-bootstrap will be directed to the cloud's status page to access the systems' IP addy and
hostnames.