Red Hat OpenStack CL210 studying/practice issues

Hey guys, I hope you don't mind if I pick the brains of the folks who have experience with Red Hat OpenStack. I'm studying for the CL210 without having taken the class, so I'm basically covering everything.
Right now, I've gotten Foreman installed and working. I'm working on using Foreman in provisioning mode (which I'm not sure is even necessary for the test, it doesn't say in the exam objectives), but I'm having trouble figuring out how to create a copy of the installation media available via HTTP on the same server as Foreman. Does anyone have steps for that? It's obviously not the generic, "copy the data, make it available in apache" steps, unless I'm just doing it wrong. I've done provisioning with CentOS, but always used their public repositories, so never had this issue.
Right now, I've gotten Foreman installed and working. I'm working on using Foreman in provisioning mode (which I'm not sure is even necessary for the test, it doesn't say in the exam objectives), but I'm having trouble figuring out how to create a copy of the installation media available via HTTP on the same server as Foreman. Does anyone have steps for that? It's obviously not the generic, "copy the data, make it available in apache" steps, unless I'm just doing it wrong. I've done provisioning with CentOS, but always used their public repositories, so never had this issue.
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You can access red hat's documentation on their website, it pretty much covers everything A to Z.
[url]Http://access.redhat.com[/URL]
You can request an evaluation copy of Red Hat OpenStack.
Install openstack-packstack
Run packstack --allione (which will install all modules)
If fail ix the error and run packstack --file-answer=r/root/yourfileswer
Enjoy full openstack.
Yeah,problem is this exam is on Red Hat OpenStack, so have to use their version and the Foreman way I assume. Additional problem is it appears there's been little to no QA on this product, as it doesn't work via the documentation.
This is the same you would do for kickstarting with a server containing install media via http.
Essentially your just hosting a directory full of the dvd contents.
ensure httpd is running and installed. If you need vhost, config as needed. Then mount the ISO, copy the mounted ISO contents into the hosted dir in /var/www/html and access it from the web. That's it.
Next up: eventually the RHCE and to start blogging again.
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The foreman setup configures http where that's not a valid solution.
[h=3]Red Hat Enterprise Linux OpenStack Platform installation[/h]
It's based on versions of RHEL OpenStack Platform and when I took it, it was version 4.
RedHat will change entire lin of exams in next few months. They will upgrade all the RHCA/RHCE path to RHEL7 so if you know Icehouse better than Havana you should wait for exam upgrade.
AFAIK there is no Trove part in current exam.
What a great course, I really can't say enough. If you need OpenStack training, go take this class. We covered every major piece and had time to spare to talk about the other pieces not required for a base install (ceilometer, nagios, custom network plugins, etc.). Very in-depth discussion on every major piece and how they all fit together, as well as how to do small custom configurations (it was only 4 days, so you can't do too much).
In the end, the exam is but a small piece of what's covered in the class, but the exam covers what a sysadmin would need to do to get OpenStack up and running using RHEL OpenStack Platform.
I'm going to copy this specific post over to the virtualization forum and move all OpenStack discussion there.