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## How do I know what kind of nodes I have?
Review the instackenv.json which is provided via the Scale Lab wiki: http://quads.scalelab.redhat.com/cloud/cloud01_c01-h01-r620.rdu.openstack.engineering.redhat.com_instackenv.json
Review the instackenv.json. A link is typically provided via email if your allocation is managed by [QUADS](http://quads.dev/). The link should look something like http://quads.subdomain.example.com/cloud/cloud01_somehost.subdomain.example.com_instackenv.json

We will see the following:
- pm_addr": "mgmt-c01-h02-r620.rdu.openstack.engineering.redhat.com",
- pm_addr": "mgmt-somehost.subdomain.example.com",

Somehost will contain various components. For example f01-h02-000-r620 indicates location, u-location, blade or standalone, and type.
The important part here is the -r620, which tells us this is a Dell R620, so you should use the R620 templates for that machine time.

## How do I deploy using these templates?