@@ -124,12 +124,18 @@ self-contained if you are interested in deploying just that subsystem,
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but this guide approaches the deployment challenge from an
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integrated, end-to-end perspective.
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- Because OnRamp uses Ansible as its primary deployment tool, a general
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- understanding of Ansible is helpful (see the suggested reference).
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- However, this guide walks you, step-by-step, through the process of
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- deploying and operating Aether, so previous experience with Ansible is
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- not a requirement. Note that Ansible has evolved to be both a
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- "Community Toolset" anyone can use to manage a software deployment,
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+ There are two other Aether-related repos of note; they are **not **
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+ managed as submodules of ``aether-onramp ``:
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+ | Aether Documentation: https://github.com/opennetworkinglab/aether-docs
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+ | Jenkins Pipelines: https://github.com/opennetworkinglab/aether-jenkins
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+ Finally, because OnRamp uses Ansible as its primary deployment tool, a
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+ general understanding of Ansible is helpful (see the suggested
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+ reference). However, this guide walks you, step-by-step, through the
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+ process of deploying and operating Aether, so previous experience with
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+ Ansible is not a requirement. Note that Ansible has evolved to be both
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+ a "Community Toolset" anyone can use to manage a software deployment,
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and an "Automation Platform" offered as a service by RedHat. OnRamp
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uses the toolset, but not the platform/service.
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