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Update README.md with latest openstack ansible changes
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manics committed Oct 5, 2016
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If `idr_environment` is not defined on the command line it will default to `idr`, but you should almost always set this to your own value.


`os-idr-playbooks/os-omero.yml`
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`idr-playbooks/idr-omero.yml`
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This is the Ansible playbook that will be run to setup OMERO.
You can also run it manually to install OMERO on localhost.
This can be run independently of the openstack playbooks providing you have an inventory with groups:
- `{{ idr_environment }}-data-hosts`
- `{{ idr_environment }}-omero-hosts`
- `{{ idr_environment }}-proxy-hosts`


`os-idr-playbooks/os-create.yml`
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Select your playbook, for instance `os-idr-uod.yml` for the Dundee cloud.

For example (using the default `os-idr` host-group and variables):
For example (using the `os-idr` host-group and variables):

ansible-playbook -i {{ inventory_dir }}/openstack-private.py os-idr-uod.yml
-e vm_key_name="KEY_NAME" -e idr_environment=os-idr
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