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# Monasca DevStack Plugin
The Monasca DevStack plugin currently only works on Ubuntu 14.04 (Trusty).
More Linux Distributions will be supported in the future.
The Monasca DevStack plugin works on Ubuntu 16.04 (Xenial) though note issues and workarounds noted below under 'Using Vagrant' if using a virtualbox vm image.
Running the Monasca DevStack plugin requires a machine with 10GB of RAM.
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Vagrant can be used to deploy a VM with Devstack and Monasca running in it using the Vagrantfile. After installing Vagrant, just run the command `vagrant up` as usual in the `../monasca-api/devstack` directory.
N.B. If you are running with virtualbox you may find that the `./stack.sh` fails with the filesystem becoming read only. There is a work around:
1. vagrant up --no-provision && vagrant halt
2. open virtualbox gui
3. open target vm settings and change storage controller from SCSI to SATA
4. vagrant up
## Enable Vertica as the Metrics DB using Vagrant
Monasca supports using both InfluxDB and Vertica for storing metrics and alarm state history.