def __init__(self):
self.text = []
self.HELP_TEXT = [
"""For full documentation, please refer to
http://ubuntu-cloud-installer.readthedocs.org/en/latest/
""",
('header_title', "Overview"),
"""
- Header
The header shows a few common command keys for quick reference.
- Main Table
The main table has a row for each Juju service in the current
environment. It is updated every ten seconds. Each row will contain
a status icon indicator, agent state, ip address, machine type, and
hardware specifications.
There may also be an additional status field with information in the event
of provisioning errors or additional status notifications.
- Footer
The footer displays a status message, and the URLs for the two web
dashboards installed, one for OpenStack Horizon and the other for the
Juju GUI.
""",
('header_title', "Command Reference"),
"""
- (R/F5) refreshes the displayed state immediately
- (A/a/F6) brings up a dialog box for adding additional units. This is how
to add compute units or a storage service. This dialog takes care of
launching required dependencies, so for example, launching swift
here will add a swift-proxy service and enough swift-storage nodes
to meet the replica criterion (currently 3).
- '(H/h/?)' displays this help screen.
- 'q' quits.
""",
('header_title', "Troubleshooting"),
"""
The juju commands used to deploy the services listed are logged in
~/.cloud-install/commands.log
* In a multi-install, MAAS may be unable to find machines that match
the default constraints set for one of the services the installer
deploys. This will be shown in the table under the service's heading,
along with detail about what those constraints were.
""",
('header_title', "End of Help Screen")]
w = self._create_text()
w = Color.dialog(w)
super().__init__(w)
