Steps to reproduce:

1. Launch an AMI on AWS (I used the origin-dev-tools, launched an AMI (Fedora 19 OS) & connected through SSH using fedora user)
2. Setup the rhc tools
3. Install the ag-push cartridge

Issues:

1. The mysql-5.1 was missing from the default existing origin cartridges

The fact that mysql-5.1 cartridge was missing from the default origin cartridges made harder the push cartridge's installation on AWS. I had to perform a manual installation of the my-sql-5.1 cartridge and clear the broker's cache. I spent much time to find out that the broker's cache should be cleared in order to make the my-sql-5.1 cartridge to be available in the cartridges list. We have to make sure that when an openshift-origin instance is created, the mysql-5.1 cartridge is by default available for use.

2. When executing "rhc app create pushserver https://cartreflect-claytondev.rhcloud.com/reflect?github=aerogear/openshift-origin-cartridge-aerogear-push mysql-5.1", the application is not created and I receive the error:

Creating application 'pushserver' ...
Unable to complete the requested operation due to: Node execution failure (error getting result from node)..
Reference ID: ed4fa1a09eacef34c68b0c0a0bb5a395

3.
I also tried to execute: "rhc create-app pushserver https://raw.github.com/fjuma/origin-server/downloadable/cartridges/openshift-origin-cartridge-aerogear-push/metadata/manifest.yml mysql-5.1"

The application was created and deployed. However some JBoss services are failed due to missing environment variables and therefore the admin-ui first page could not open.