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Fix a few CI-test nits

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* The README.md doesn't metion an EPEL requirement, however it's needed
for installing python-boto on RHEL.  Add it to the list of requirements.

* Some gramatical errors were fixed.

* The ``system.yml`` install timeout (10 minutes) is cutting things aweful
close, esp. since it's dependent on both networking and external
services.  Double it to head-off possible future headaches.

Signed-off-by: Chris Evich <cevich@redhat.com>
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# Fedora and RHEL Integration and End-to-End Tests # Fedora and RHEL Test execution
This directory contains playbooks to set up for and run the integration and This directory contains playbooks to set up and run, all the CRI-O CI tests
end-to-end tests for CRI-O on RHEL and Fedora hosts. Two entrypoints exist: for both RHEL and Fedora hosts. Two entry-point playbooks exist:
- `main.yml`: sets up the machine and runs tests - `main.yml`: sets up the machine and runs tests.
- `results.yml`: gathers test output to `/tmp/artifacts` - `results.yml`: gathers test output to `/tmp/artifacts`.
When running `main.yml`, three tags are present: When running the `main.yml` playbook, multiple tags are present:
- `setup`: run all tasks to set up the system for testing - `setup`: run all tasks to set up the system for testing.
- `e2e`: build CRI-O from source and run Kubernetes node E2Es - `e2e`: build CRI-O from source and run Kubernetes end-to-end tests.
- `integration`: build CRI-O from source and run the local integration suite - `node-e2e`: build CRI-O from source and run Kubernetes 'node' end-to-end tests.
- `integration`: build CRI-O from source and run the local integration suite.
The playbooks assume the following things about your system: The playbooks assume the following things about your system:
- on RHEL, the server and extras repos are configured and certs are present - On RHEL, the repositories for EPEL, rhel-server, and extras repos are configured and functional.
- `ansible` is installed and the host is boot-strapped to allow `ansible` to run against it - The system has been rebooted after installing/updating low-level packages, to ensure they're active.
- the `$GOPATH` is set and present for all shells (*e.g.* written in `/etc/environment`) - Ansible is installed, and functional with access to the 'root' user.
- CRI-O is checked out to the correct state at `${GOPATH}/src/github.com/kubernetes-incubator/cri-o` - The `$GOPATH` is set and present for all shells (*e.g.* written in `/etc/environment`).
- the user running the playbook has access to passwordless `sudo` - The CRI-O repository is present in the desired state at `${GOPATH}/src/github.com/kubernetes-incubator/cri-o`.

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- socat - socat
- tar - tar
- wget - wget
async: 600 async: '{{ 20 * 60 }}'
poll: 10 poll: 10
- name: Add python2-boto for Fedora - name: Add python2-boto for Fedora