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  <description>Simple creation of ifcfg from ConfigDrive DataSource

This is a much simpler version of Huawei's bms-network-config, which can do a
lot more.  This script is simple and does nothing more than writing out ifcfg-*
files from the network_data.json configuration.  It is designed to coexist with
cloud-init.</description>
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  <description>Simple creation of ifcfg from ConfigDrive DataSource

This is a much simpler version of Huawei's bms-network-config, which can do a
lot more.  This script is simple and does nothing more than writing out ifcfg-*
files from the network_data.json configuration.  It is designed to coexist with
cloud-init.</description>
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  <summary>GnuPG archive key for the Cloud:OTC archives</summary>
  <description>Some useful tools for OpenTelekomCloud, a
public cloud offering from T-Systems International
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  <description>Some useful tools for OpenTelekomCloud, a
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  <description>The UVP hypervisor has some features on top of standard Xen, one of which is a weak write operation.
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  <summary>Simple shell tool to access the OTC APIs</summary>
  <description>This is a shell script that uses curl and jq to talk to the
Open Telekom Cloud APIs (OpenStack and OTC specific APIs).
It's a nice demonstrator to see how the API works and allows
for testing and simple automation. It's not recommended for
productive use.

For more advanced usage, we recommend the native OpenStack
CLI tools and the -otcextensions.

Authors: Zsolt Nagy, Kurt Garloff, Christian Kortwich</description>
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It's a nice demonstrator to see how the API works and allows
for testing and simple automation. It's not recommended for
productive use.

For more advanced usage, we recommend the native OpenStack
CLI tools and the -otcextensions.

Authors: Zsolt Nagy, Kurt Garloff, Christian Kortwich</description>
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  <description>The UVP hypervisor has some features on top of standard Xen, one of which is a weak write operation.
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