Added the flags,
--vlan_interface=<Physical ethernet adapter name in VMware ESX host for vlan networking E.g vmnic0>
--network_driver=nova.network.vmwareapi_net [Optional, only for VLAN Networking]
--flat_network_bridge=<ESX Virtual Machine Port Group> [Optional, only for Flat Networking]
--console_manager=nova.console.vmrc_manager.ConsoleVMRCManager
--console_driver=nova.console.vmrc.VMRCSessionConsole [Optional for OTP (One time Passwords) as against host credentials]
--vmwareapi_wsdl_loc=<http://<WEB SERVER>/vimService.wsdl>
Removed ZSI from python dependency list.
Added suds-0.4 to python depndency list.
Added installation instructions for suds on Ubuntu/Debian.
Updated ESX requirements section with new requirements that came from support of VLAN networking.
Updated FAQ with a question on type of consoles supported.
nova/virt/guest-tools/guest_tool.sh as guest_tool.py
can be invoked directly during guest startup.
* Removed 'nova/virt/guest-tools/' and the encompassed script
'guest_tool.py' is moved to 'etc/vmware_guest_tool.py'
* Moved image vmwareapi_blockdiagram.jpg from 'nova/virt/' to
'doc/source/images/' so that it'll be picked up by document build scripts.
* Moved vmwareapi_readme.rst from 'nova/virt/' to
'doc/source/' so that it'll be handled by document build scripts.
* Added 'Introduction' section to 'vmwareapi_readme.rst'
* Added vmwareapi module diagram to readme document. Added reference
to 'images/vmwareapi_blockdiagram.jpg' in document 'vmwareapi_readme.rst'
In short, you can now do:
>>> import nova.version
>>> nova.version.canonical_version_string()
'2011.1'
>>> nova.version.version_string()
'2011.1-dev'
>>> nova.version.version_string_with_vcs()
u'2011.1-newlog2:soren@linux2go.dk-20110107130049-g2cbri7t80vsg2h1'
It's also consumed by the docs and setup.py, so this ought to be the canonical place for updating version information from now on.
sateesh