Make quintupleo deploy command more realistic
In practice, very few users deploy an OVB environment anymore with no additional environments. This change adds a few common ones to the example command. While these environments won't all work on older clouds and may not be necessary in some circumstances, in most cases they won't hurt anything and make it more likely that a user's first attempt to deploy will succeed. In addition, by explicitly passing env.yaml in the example, if users do add more environment files they won't have to remember to also add env.yaml. This would be an easy mistake to make that might result in confusing failures.
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cp environments/base.yaml env.yaml
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vi env.yaml
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#. Deploy a QuintupleO stack::
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#. Deploy a QuintupleO stack. The example command includes a number of
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environment files intended to simplify the deployment process or make
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it compatible with a broader set of host clouds. However, these
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environments are not necessary in every situation and may not even work
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with some older clouds. See below for details on customizing an OVB
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deployment for your particular situation::
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bin/deploy.py --quintupleo
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bin/deploy.py --quintupleo -e env.yaml -e environments/all-networks-port-security.yaml -e environments/create-private-network.yaml
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.. note:: There is a quintupleo-specific option ``--id`` in deploy.py.
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It appends the value passed in to the name of all resources
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