point the slurmdbd at localhost for mysql rather than refering to the hostname. Saves having to configure firewalls and mysql for network access. We may later this latter if we want to move the sql server somewhere else

fix up the NFS related tasks, so that the server definitly restarts after the exports are written and the mounting of filesystems on clients is correct

an init scripts for the slurmdbd on debian (apparently slurm devs only produce init scripts for redhat)

ansible role to move homedirs for ec2-user to /localhome. The userdata script doesn't work on certain configs of cloud-init