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Change-Id: If260f47ea3e4f9917cf20a6e2013cc81bfa5fc83
Partially-Implements: blueprint remove-docker-dir
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Updates support for Ubuntu to install Horizon.
Update the Horizon install block to follow the same structure as all
of the other source install blocks.
Removed local_settings copy since that will be copied in from outside
with the config-external.sh script
Change-Id: Iab386386286d66e6f74407a043e78cb5cb1b032b
Partially-Implements: blueprint install-from-ubuntu
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Change-Id: Iafde0b26008ad93f9a956192da73d59ccb593104
Partially-implements: blueprint remove-config-internal
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Change-Id: I3a750bdc496942c318111ca3c2384b624f977cef
Closes-Bug:#1472491
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Partially Implements: Blueprint standard-start
Change-Id: I8a88572a4390824787c663014e6eae52dbb04648
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The only files in the docker image directories that differ majorly between
distros are the Dockerfiles (e.g. different package manager mechanisms,
different repo sources, etc).
The supporting files such as the start.sh/check.sh and config files should
largely stay the same between base images.
This change moves these files up into a "common" directory, and symlinks them
in the same way that the build script is managed. This means when adding a new
base distro only new Dockerfiles need to be created. Also, if a distro does
happen to require a vastly different start.sh script for example, one can
choose to simply not symlink to the common and instead drop in a custom one.
Implements: blueprint refactor-base-image-layout
Change-Id: Ic4db69d31ff54a1fb95af4853a2e5ae490064284
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