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*to update the repo, just `run git pull` at any time
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2. run the helper utility to install omcli, openssh and thge pivposh powershell module
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2. create an ssh keypair
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you need ssh-keygen, i recomment the version from gitscm
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```Powershell
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ssh-keygen -t rsa -f $HOME/opsman -C ubuntu
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```
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3. run the helper utility to install omcli, openssh and thge pivposh powershell module
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```Powershell
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./prepare_utils.ps1
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3. start a deployment with a test parameter
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4. start a deployment with a test parameter
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this wil make sure we can deploy to the desired resource group and test´s if we can use the storageaccount for opsman images ( note: the storageaccount for the images can be shared between different installations, for test , dev, etc. the deployment will create custom images from that location)
once test and download´s are finished, run without test parameter. this is an example for an azure stack. location ( region ) and dnsdomain of the Stack might be omitted, the script will ask you for it anyway
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```Powershell
@@ -96,7 +111,7 @@ just enter `deploy_pcf-opsman.ps1` will deploy the latest default OpsManager
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if the installation succeeds, be happy, everything is fine.
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