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.. include:: /pages/operations/corosync2.rst
.. include:: /pages/operations/9000-troubleshoot.rst
.. include:: /pages/operations/9600-upgrade.rst
.. include:: /pages/operations/enable_ubuntu_bootstrap.rst
.. include:: /pages/operations/ha-testing-scenarios-ops.rst
.. include:: /pages/operations/db-backup-ops.rst
.. include:: /pages/operations/isoUSB-ops.rst

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.. _enable_ubuntu_bootstrap:
Enable Ubuntu bootstrap (EXPERIMENTAL)
======================================
By default, Fuel 7.0 uses CentOS 6.6 bootstrap operating system. Ubuntu 14.04
bootstrap is only available as an experimental feature. See
:ref:`Release notes <ubuntu_bootstrap>` for details about known issues with
this feature.
To enable Ubuntu 14.04 bootstrap:
#. Enable :ref:`experimental features <experimental-features-op>`.
#. Verify that you are logged as root into your Fuel Master node console and
that your Master node has an access to the Internet.
#. Run the :command:`fuel-bootstrap-image-set ubuntu` command.
#. Run the :command:`ls -l /var/www/nailgun/bootstrap/ubuntu/root.squashfs`
command to verify that the Ubuntu image is built successfully. The build
log is available in `/var/log/fuel-bootstrap-image-build.log`.
#. Reboot the discovered nodes.

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++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
You can now deploy an OpenStack environment using the Ubuntu 14.04
bootstrap. However, currently this functionality is suitable for
bootstrap (the default bootstrap is CentOS 6.6). However, currently this
functionality is suitable for
:ref:`experimental or testing purposes only <experimental-features-term>`.
We do not recommend applying Ubuntu 14.04 bootstrap if you use
bare-metal nodes on big OpenStack environments and/or if your
deployment automation relies on a persistent naming of network devices
during the deployment process.
We do not recommend applying Ubuntu 14.04 bootstrap if you use bare-metal
nodes on big OpenStack environments and/or if your deployment automation
relies on a persistent naming of network interfaces during the deployment
process.
Because Ubuntu 14.04 bootstrap uses asynchronous device
initialization, the naming of devices (in particular, network
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14.04 bootstrap, check each node and manually reassign the networks
to the correct interfaces.
To :ref:`enable the Ubuntu 14.04 bootstrap option <enable_ubuntu_bootstrap>`,
see the appropriate section in the Mirantis Operations guide.
.. note::
To build an Ubuntu based bootstrap image, the Fuel Master node must
have an access to the Internet or at least access to the Ubuntu and