Cloud bursting with HP CloudSystem Matrix infrastructure orchestration: Matrix-to-Matrix, HP Matrix KVM Private Cloud, HP Cloud Services, and Amazon EC2

</server-type>

<server-type>

<name>standard.small</name>

</server-type>

<server-type>

<name>standard.medium</name>

</server-type>

<server-type>

<name>standard.large</name>

</server-type>

<server-type>

<name>standard.xlarge</name>

</server-type>

<server-type>

<name>standard.2xlarge</name>

</server-type>

</server-types>

Capacity pool definition file - Nova adapter

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" standalone="yes"?>

<!--

This file defines cloud capacity pools. A capacity pool definition appears as a

Cloud Resource in the server inventory. Add, remove, and modify Resources elements

as necessary to represent cloud resource capacity.

For each Resources element:

- The Id value is used to locate the corresponding capacity pool configuration file.

For example, the configuration for a capacity pool with Id "sample-hpcs-pool"

would be found in the file "sample-hpcs-pool.properties". The Id value is

also used to access provisioned resources and must not be modified when the

pool is in use.

- The Name value is used as the Cloud Resource name for display purposes.

- The Provider value is the name of the underlying provider of the cloud resources.

- The ProviderConsoleUrl, if specified, provides a convenience link from the Cloud

Resource in the Matrix infrastructure orchestration Console to the cloud

provider console.

- The PublicCloudLicenseRequired value is used to distinguish between on-premise and

public cloud resources, for the verification of usage of each resource type

for license management purposes. It is set to true by default.

-->

<Resources xsi:type="CloudCapacityPool" xmlns:xsi="http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema-

instance">

<Id>sample-hpcs-pool</Id>

<Name>Sample HP Cloud Services capacity pool</Name>

<Provider>HP Cloud Services</Provider>

<ProviderConsoleUrl>https://console.hpcloud.com</ProviderConsoleUrl>

</Resources>