Use ubuntu-trusty for multi-node testing
cloud-init does what you'd think we want for the hostname, except it's not because our hostnames are long. ubuntu-trusty nodes used ubuntu-minimal and simple-init/glean to process things. Add a 2-node profile based on ubuntu-minimal so that we can use that. A follow up patch will remove the old devstack-minimal. Change-Id: I67ea62ebf9360f72f121d77acd1cbd35d8db728b
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image: ubuntu-trusty
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ready-script: multinode_setup.sh
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subnodes: 1
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- name: rax-iad
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- name: hpcloud-b1
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- name: hpcloud-b2
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- name: hpcloud-b3
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- name: hpcloud-b4
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- name: devstack-trusty-2-node
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image: devstack-trusty
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ready-script: multinode_setup.sh
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