install-coprhd

install-coprhd.ps1 will install the latest coprhd ( open-source emc vipr, see https://coprhd.github.io/ ).
start the deployment with 

.\install-coprhd.ps1 -Defaults

as a base, an OpenSuse Master image is required and will be downloaded from labbuildr repo on azure.
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after successful download, the base machine is built
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right after the basic network configs and ssh configuration is finished, the machine will clone into CoprHD on GitHub all bash command issued will be displayed form invoke-vmxbash ( vmxtoolkit bash for powershell ) with a state of success or failed.

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the log written under /tmp for the installation can be viewed from inside the vm with

tail -f /tmp/installPackages.log

the log used can be taken form the powershell command ( in this example installPackages.log ).
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a zypper cache is installed in your sources directory, to speed up subsequent deployments of coprhd.
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the same applies to the build process of CoprHD
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once CoprHD is installed, the deployment has finished.
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in order to access the UI for further configuration, you may need to restart the vm. login to the ui with root/ChangeMe
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during the initail setup, you are asked to change the passwords:
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enter your dns server ( e.g. dcnode and or OpenWRT ) as well as ntp server. if building in default labbuildr environment, the dcnode can be used as ntp.
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you may finish now or enter an smtp server.
here is an example for using Office365 as smtp relay:
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