Jones and Bartlett Cloud Computing, second Edition Lab $02$ Creating a Private Cloud with OpenStack Challenge and Analysis Part$1$: Set up a Flavor for Nova Compute Instances$-$Your team's research has determine that you need to set up something called a flavor as a step toward creating instances in your OpenStack deployment. Based on your teammate's notes, a flavor is a configuration for the resources available to a virtual machine instance, controlling things like the ram and number of CPUs. Research the Openstack guides online and determine the command line needed to create a new flavor that uses very few resources $($say $64$ MB of ram, $1$ GB of hard disk, and $1$ CPU$)$ and is suitable for testing the Cirros image. On the cloud$1$ machine, use the command you discovered above to create your new instance flavor; then, use the commange openstack flavor list to ourput its details to the console. Part $2$: Add an Additional Nova Compute Resource. Your team leader would also like to have a sense of what is involved with scaling the sytem to have more compute resources available. the simplest way to do this is to add more compute nodes to cell. $1.$ You are tasked with configuring cloud$3(172\mathrm{.}30\mathrm{.}0\mathrm{.}30)$ as a second compute node. Using the Openstack guides and the steps that were used on cloud$2,$ configure cloud$3$ as an additional computing node in cell $1.$ Once you have finished, on cloud$1$ execute openstack compute service list $--$service nova$-$compute to list all available nova compute nodes.