Change the VM automation from phd ot vagrant+ansible.

.gitignore

@@ -0,0 +1,10 @@
+hacking
+.vagrant/
+*.sw*
+custom.yml*
+custom_files/
+active_vms.yml
+active_vms.yaml
+vagrant.yaml*
+vagrant.yml*
+host_vars/

README.md

@@ -3,14 +3,10 @@ Pacemaker-based HA solution for clustered storage platforms
 
 Currently this is a WIP content dump. If you want to get this up and running, don't hesitate to ask. :)
 
-The author will update the project documentation properly once he is not jetlagged.
+The author will update the project documentation properly once he is not jetlagged. ( EDIT: 8 months later, still jetlagged. ;) )
 
 Some quick notes:
- * This is currently primarily aimed at CentOS 6.6.
- * Make sure IPv6 is enabled! (Ganesha requirement)
- * If you have a couple VMs you don't mind automating, phd is a useful tool to get things up and running quickly. 
-   * Project : https://github.com/davidvossel/phd
-   * The included scenario files require at least 2 VMs
-   * You'll need valid IP addresses
-   * You should also edit /etc/hosts on the VMs so they all know of each other
-   * It is recommended you upload an SSH key from your local user to the root account on the VMs. This will speed up automated setup tremendously.
+ * This is currently primarily aimed at CentOS 6 and 7.
+ * The project includes a vagrant+ansible environment to quickly setup a virtual storage-ha cluster.
+   * To be able to run this on a Fedora machine, install the following packages: `vagrant-libvirt ansible`
+   * From the vagrant-ansible directory, run `vagrant status`. This will produce a default `vagrant.yaml` configuration file to define the VM environment. Review the settings, then run`vagrant up`.