To recreate these results

1.Install H3C CloudOS Platform:.

• Get H3CloudOS Plat iso from H3C.
• Prepare three baremetals or virtual machines as nodes, install H3CloudOS Plat iso on these nodes.
• Select one of three nodes , assume the node’s ip is ${IP},visit the url http://${IP}:9091 and jump to deployment web UI.
• Follow the instructions on the web UI and deploy H3C CloudOS Platform:
  • Click 'Deploy' Button to start the deployment.
  • Fill in the other two nodes's ip and ssh root user info, for example:<NODE2_IP>,root/<ROOT_PASSWORD>, join them to cluster.
  • Set VIP for the Cluster,please ensure the VIP has not been used.
  • Choose componets to deploy, recommend all.
  • Prepare four shared storage（e.g.,ISCSI、NFS、GClusterFS) volumes which connectted to three nodes,and format these volumes with mkfs.ext4.
  • After completing the above steps，click 'Confirm' button, start the deploy task.

2. Run Conformance Test:

• Download and Run sonobuoy v0.17.2:
  $ sonobuoy run
• View actively running pods:
  $ sonobuoy status
• To inspect the logs:
  $ sonobuoy logs
• Once sonobuoy status shows the run as completed, copy the output directory from the main Sonobuoy pod to a local directory:
  $ sonobuoy retrieve.
• This copies a single .tar.gz snapshot from the Sonobuoy pod into your local . directory. Extract the contents into ./results with:
  mkdir ./results; tar xzf *.tar.gz -C ./results