Add command to Makefile to extract build images
This patch has merged
nit in name of undercloud passed to virsh
Parameterize disk-image-create

The distro and output name were hard-coded in the disk-image-create
call, which made it awkward to run on rhel7.
These 2 patches have merged, so are only needed when using $LKG
Install tooz from koji rawhide for ceilometer
Add an api_paste.ini for ceilometer-api
Move ceilometer fixes into an element since they are needed on the overcloud as well.
Disable nova quotas
patch has merged, use for $LKG only
Added Tuskar-UI element
these patches have merged, use for $LKG only now
vxlan patch has merged, use for $LKG only now
Removed tuskar-ui element definition
Merge pull request #18 from tzumainn/tuskar-ui

Added Tuskar-UI element
Add patch for tuskar-ui element
Add install workaround for glance_store
Add tuskar-ui element to source install as well
Fix bad sqlalchemy-migrate version for LKG

The LKG version of Heat doesn't properly mask a bad version of
sqlalchemy-migrate, which causes conflicts when it tries to parse
templates.  Until we can get all of our LKG commits to a fixed
version (just updating Heat doesn't work), fix it manually after
doing the undercloud install.
WIP: Adds a discovery-dhcp element

This element adds a systemd service that spawns a dnsmasq process.
TODO: add configuration - interface and dhcp alloc. range.

This dnsmasq process is intended to serve only new and undiscovered
machines. Already enrolled hardware continues to be served by the
neutron-dhcp-agent spawned dnsmasq process(es) (and this/ese is/are
already explicitly told not to answer calls from unknown machines).

The element uses iptables to block dhcp/bootp requests from already
enrolled hardware (by querying ironic), in pretty much exactly the
same way as the older bm-dnsmasq element, with a cronjob setup to
periodically update the chain (to include for example recently
discovered machines).

One drawback of this approach is the limit with which the MAC
filter can be invoked by cron (x>=1minute integer value). An
alternative is to have a bash script managed by the systemd service
that loops forever (and updates every x seconds). Regardless of the
time interval an alternative to using iptables is to use a dhcp
hostfile (passed to dnsmasq when invoked) and update that with 'MAC,
ignore' entries (and then sighup dnsmasq) as a means of filtering.