Gallery Appliance

The Gallery team is proud to announce the general availability of The Gallery Appliance. We have been toying with the idea of creating this for a couple of months now, and finally Fryfrog has made it happen! Gallery Appliance Boot Screen The Gallery Appliance is based on rPath, and has both Gallery 1 and Gallery 2 pre-installed and pre-configured. It even has some images already uploaded, so you can play around with it instantly without any configuration needed at all. Most of all the helper applications that helps power Gallery 1 and Gallery 2 are also installed. Gallery 1 is currently in version 1.5.4 released the 14th August 2006, and Gallery 2 is version 2.1.2 released on the 17th of August 2006 so this V1.0 release of the appliance ends a busy week for the Gallery team. To keep the appliance updated, we plan to release a new version of the appliance every time there is a Gallery release or issues are found with the appliance itself. Gallery 1 inside the Gallery Appliance The Gallery Appliance is designed to let users test and run Gallery 1 or Gallery 2 without having to make modifications to their local computers or hosting space. To run the Appliance, you'll need VMware 5.5+ Workstation, VMware Player 1.0+, or VMware Server 1.0. Download the appliance, unzip it and boot it up using VMware Player. It couldn't be easier! Gallery 2 inside the Gallery Appliance More details about the Appliance itself, can be found on the documentation site, and screenshots are also available. Please comment and let us know if you found this useful, and and we would love to hear stories about how this has been utilized. This appliance is also listed on the vmware site, at http://www.vmware.com/vmtn/appliances/directory/521 [Gallery article]

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Published August 19, 2006 03:08
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9 Responses to Gallery Appliance:

  • VirtuaMag.net
    January 1, 1970 1:00am

    Virtuozzo bringt Managementlösung für Virtualisierungslösungen 19 août 2006 Virtuozzo bringt Managementlösung für Virtualisierungslösungen by Noel Kilee in News SWsoft wird die Management-Werkzeuge seiner… Gallery Appliance 18 août 2006 The Gallery team is proud to announce the general availability of The Gallery Appliance. We have been toying with the idea of creating this for a… インストール(2) 18 août 2006

  • Kai Stian
    August 22, 2006 11:01am

    I love it. Very easy way to test Gallery.
    We are planning to use it in our process to evaluate a new gallery system.
    The problem is to get the Norwegian (Norsk) translation to work, even though the Norwegian translation is set, the text is in English.

    I have tried the Swedish (Svenska) translation and that works perfect.

  • h0bbel
    August 22, 2006 3:11pm

    Norwegian locales seems to be a nightmare a lot of the time, because of no_NO, nb_NO, nn_NO and so on. Please join us in #gallery on freenode.net and provide us with any feedback you might have.

    Thanks!

  • Planet GNOME
    August 23, 2006 7:10pm

    users a chance to see the differences between the versions and decide which suits them best. It can be used in VMware Player, Server, Workstation, and probably ESX (I haven’t tried). It’s downloadable from their website or from VMTN. You can see h0bbel’s blog post for more information on the appliance. I think this is awesome and I hope it works out well for them and for the users. I’d love to see more projects go this route, and with any luck, Gallery will have set a precedent in the web services world. And

  • Planet GNOME
    August 25, 2006 9:14pm

    users a chance to see the differences between the versions and decide which suits them best. It can be used in VMware Player, Server, Workstation, and probably ESX (I haven’t tried). It’s downloadable from their website or from VMTN. You can see h0bbel’s blog post for more information on the appliance. I think this is awesome and I hope it works out well for them and for the users. I’d love to see more projects go this route, and with any luck, Gallery will have set a precedent in the web services world. And

  • Why Virtual Appliances are the future - h0bbel
    September 5, 2006 10:55am

    […] Most Open Source development teams are built around volunteers and passionate developers and users, like Gallery. This also means that most projects like this doesn’t have the means to get a custom hardware appliance built nor any interest in doing so. By creating the Official Gallery Appliance we could distribute a pre-configured Gallery Appliance, without having to deal with the hardware. […]

  • Mich
    October 10, 2006 8:02am

    Any news regarding support for the ESX 2.x/3.x enviroment?

    Looking forward for this :-)

    /Mich

  • h0bbel
    October 10, 2006 3:16pm

    Not yet, and believe me, I’ll talk about as soon as it happens. We’re building a new appliance when Gallery 2.2 is released, hopefully rPath will support emulated SCSI disks then.

  • Shrinking VMDK files - h0bbel
    January 2, 2007 1:18am

    […] we already offer the Gallery Appliance, setting up a VMware Server/Player appliance was a natural thought for us, and this time around we […]

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  • VirtuaMag.net
    January 1, 1970 1:00am

    Virtuozzo bringt Managementlösung für Virtualisierungslösungen 19 août 2006 Virtuozzo bringt Managementlösung für Virtualisierungslösungen by Noel Kilee in News SWsoft wird die Management-Werkzeuge seiner… Gallery Appliance 18 août 2006 The Gallery team is proud to announce the general availability of The Gallery Appliance. We have been toying with the idea of creating this for a… インストール(2) 18 août 2006

  • Planet GNOME
    August 23, 2006 7:10pm

    users a chance to see the differences between the versions and decide which suits them best. It can be used in VMware Player, Server, Workstation, and probably ESX (I haven’t tried). It’s downloadable from their website or from VMTN. You can see h0bbel’s blog post for more information on the appliance. I think this is awesome and I hope it works out well for them and for the users. I’d love to see more projects go this route, and with any luck, Gallery will have set a precedent in the web services world. And

  • Planet GNOME
    August 25, 2006 9:14pm

    users a chance to see the differences between the versions and decide which suits them best. It can be used in VMware Player, Server, Workstation, and probably ESX (I haven’t tried). It’s downloadable from their website or from VMTN. You can see h0bbel’s blog post for more information on the appliance. I think this is awesome and I hope it works out well for them and for the users. I’d love to see more projects go this route, and with any luck, Gallery will have set a precedent in the web services world. And

  • Why Virtual Appliances are the future - h0bbel
    September 5, 2006 10:55am

    […] Most Open Source development teams are built around volunteers and passionate developers and users, like Gallery. This also means that most projects like this doesn’t have the means to get a custom hardware appliance built nor any interest in doing so. By creating the Official Gallery Appliance we could distribute a pre-configured Gallery Appliance, without having to deal with the hardware. […]

  • Shrinking VMDK files - h0bbel
    January 2, 2007 1:18am

    […] we already offer the Gallery Appliance, setting up a VMware Server/Player appliance was a natural thought for us, and this time around we […]

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